Arts Club

Can only comment on drinks/dessert, service and ambiance. We walked in on a Saturday night around 10 PM and were able to snag the last first come first serve table in the cocktail area right after walk in. Vibe was chill, intimate and the DJ was playing good music. We were then asked if we wanted to move to what I guess is called the disco room? The ambiance there was super cool - lots of disco balls on the ceiling and the room is an all red theme, which makes for cool pictures. No live DJ but you can hear the music through speakers from the front bar area. I ordered a French 75 and for the $28 price point it was so disappointing and honestly gross - I was kind of shocked. Our server was awesome and gave me a white lotus to try which went down soo easy and was stronggg. Not sure why my French 75 was such a bomb but I guess I know what to get next time. We also ordered a chocolate cake for dessert and it was delicious. There wasn't a stage that I noticed when we were there so maybe the set up is different each night? Definitely a cool spot for a date night or just for late night drinks.

Top notch restaurant with amazing service. Stopped by here before a Lightning game and basically had the whole place to ourselves! First walking in it is super dark but your eyes start to adjust throughout the night. The ambience is amazing and our server was kind enough to show us the red room even though they weren't seating people that night. The menu was limited but still had really good options - the wahoo fish small plate was so good we ordered TWO! Would love to come back when they are serving their full sushi menu.

While drinks are pricy, I do enjoy this shiny disco ball room. They make sure to come serve you at your seat or you can ealk right up to the bar. No food is available up here. I come here for comedy shows, and almost all of them have been good and entertaining. I would recommend trying it at least once. Drinks will run tou about 20$, but it's topshelf. Although the space is bright, it's kinda cool and can be dim and fun when the disco lights are not on. I would recommend street parking or the garage. There are 2 parts to the Arts Club, and one side is a sexy dimly lit lounge when you enter, then you have the bar and then the disco ball room.

Finally tried this place on the 2nd floor of edition, punch room required reservation but we were directed to arts club that had a decent amount of free seating, you seat yourself anywhere and servers come to you for orders. Drinks are pricier but expected for the area. Service is decent, one side had louder music the disco ball side is a little more quiet, overall good place to relax, sit down / catch up over drinks. It was also not too crowded on a Friday night which was a plus. Would definitely recommend.

Ok so here's the REAL REVIEW. Anyone who says this place is anything but amazing has the taste of a 5th grader. Ambiance was fantastic and harbors a young fun crowd. Every course that I got was a phenomenal experience. I live in Miami and this food definitely competes with some of the best there. Stop the hesitation. Book the reservation. Love you bye.

One of the more intimate bar areas of the new Tampa Edition. Reservations are highly recommended, and a weekday reservation was easier to procure than a weekend one. We were seated in the booth/entry area pretty promptly once arriving and service was spot on throughout our time here. Our server made sure to give great food and drink options for everyone and their particular tastes.The secondary room contains a larger bar/high top area and the famed arts club private room with the disco balls is connected to the bar area. This area is available for rent, and they have separately ticketed shows in this room as well. Fancy cocktails and small bites are plentiful in the menu. Pricing is a bit steep so make sure to bring your cash or credit card and expect to splurge here.

What a fun late night scene. We came here for drinks after a late Saturday dinner and were all so impressed with the ambiance. It was almost like a speakeasy in that the illuminated stairs leading to the entrance is such a stark contrast to the black and red that devour you behind the unassuming double doors. We were all taken aback but dove in and made a beeline for the bar. The place definitely had DC or NY nightlife vibes but with friendlier bartenders :) As a former night owl who doesn't go out as often or as late anymore, I'd say this is a special spot for late night drinks. There's no other place like it in Tampa.

With the prices at this bar, you would expect it to feel very high end, but it was anything but that. The drinks were fine at best and the atmosphere felt like we were sitting in someone's blacked out basement. I was so excited to try this place since everyone has been hyping up the Edition, but I could not have been more underwhelmed. There are much better bars in Tampa that are worth the price point. Also the disco ball room that they advertise as being this place, is in a completely separate area of this bar, and can only be entered for a special event or for buying bottle service on certain days. Just take a photo on the stairs downstairs for free and go across the street to something better.

I am giving a 1-star review primarily due to the disappointing service we received from Alex in the disco room.First, there seemed to be confusion about the kitchen's closing time. A kind waitress in another section of the bar informed us that the kitchen closed at 11 PM, but after waiting an hour and a half to be seated in the disco room--despite having a 10 PM reservation and arriving early--we were told the kitchen was closed once we were finally seated. Fortunately, we were still served, but the service thereafter was frustratingly poor.Alex was inattentive, got our orders wrong, and appeared far more interested in chatting with other customers than attending to us. To make matters worse, he brought champagne to our table and the one next to us after the New Year's Eve countdown, rendering the celebratory gesture almost meaningless. The delay in service culminated with him taking an astonishing 75 minutes to bring us our checks, all while the room was not busy enough to justify such negligence.Despite our efforts to remain courteous, even asking for the checks politely, Alex responded dismissively and rudely, which was disheartening. At an upscale bar and restaurant with premium pricing, one would expect service to match the establishment's reputation. Instead, the experience mirrored that of a far less refined venue, leaving us deeply disappointed.

AMAZING FOOD!!!!!! Delicious food I went to celebrate a birthday and I'm not a sushi lover but the Arts Club had the most amazing sushi. And the service was amazing 100/10 recommend. Also the ambience was out of this world I love the vide and the music and great atmosphere.