Popular St. Pete steakhouse to close after 29 years

St. Petersburg, FLLocal News

Howard Seltzers Steakhouse, a staple in St. Petersburg's dining scene, will officially close on September 29, 2024, after 29 years of operation. Initially opened as Sam Seltzers Steakhouse in Tampa in 1995, the restaurant rebranded in 2010 and has since become known for its hearty steaks and welcoming atmosphere. The announcement of its closure was made public with the news that the owner is retiring, prompting the decision to shut down the establishment. The location at 3500 Tyrone Blvd.

N. will be repurposed into a Dignity Memorial-branded celebration of life center, indicating a shift in the types of services offered in the area. This closure not only marks the end of a popular dining option but also reflects changing community needs. Howard Seltzers has been an integral part of local celebrations and gatherings, making its closure a noteworthy event for residents. The restaurant's legacy will be remembered fondly by many who frequented it over the years.

As the community transitions to new offerings, the impact of this beloved steakhouse will undoubtedly be felt.

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