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Established in 1947. Carmine's is located in the heart of Ybor City - Tampa's Latin Quarter.
Carmine's specializes in dishes from Spain, Cuba and Italy. Enjoy dining with a front row, window view of 7th Avenue, recognized as one of the '10 Great Streets in America' by the American Planning Association; Ybor City today is one of only two national historic landmark districts in Florida.
Lunchtime diners can expect anything from a pressed Tampa Cuban sandwich served with yellow rice and black beans or other favorites such as Cuban marinated baked Chicken or Cuban Roast Pork. For dinner Carmine's prides itself on fresh filleted Gulf Grouper, Angus Beef, Italian Sausage, Pasta and Homemade Sauces. We invite you to step into Carmine's 7th Avenue and enjoy an eclectic blend of the best flavors that Ybor City has to offer.
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Carmine's pays tribute and is a part of the heritage of Ybor City. Specializing in Italian, Cuban, and American flavors, Carmine's is built on the cultures that created this historic neighborhood.
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Service Cleanliness Bang for your Buck The Crowd Parking & AccessibilityCarmine's brags about their cuban sandwich, so I had to give it a shot. The honey ham is a great addition and it's easily the best Cuban I've had in years. The half chicken dinner was a big hit at the table too.
