Hattricks Downtown Tampa

Hattricks occupies a central Franklin Street building and has been there since 1997, according to the venue. Hockey shapes both the décor and the story: it opened months after the Tampa Bay Lightning’s arena debuted, tying its sports identity to downtown and Amalie Arena. Visitors arriving by streetcar can use the TECO map, which marks a stop called Hattricks; check current service hours and the final walk according to game time.

The official menu combines pub food with local touches: wings in flavours such as Buffalo, garlic parmesan and BBQ; roasted-duck poutine topped with Guinness gravy; a pressed Cuban sandwich, burgers, fish and shareable starters. Hattricks says its food menu is served until closing, which helps after a late event. Its locations page lists different weekday and weekend hours and links the Downtown menu; check that branch before going because a second South Tampa location exists.

Public comments we reviewed often mention the game-day atmosphere, wing selection and convenient position for a stadium or streetcar outing; individual experiences are less consistent on dishes and service pace when the room is busy. It is a popular pub, so arriving early may be more comfortable for a major matchup. The official website links its Instagram, Facebook and X accounts. If game audio or seating for a large group matters, confirm directly before travelling.