Top Places for Ice Cream in Tampa
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Ice cream is one of Tampa’s favorite ways to cool off under the hot Florida sun and you can find it almost anywhere. With so many options for a sweet and cold dessert, how do you know where to start? Whether you’re new to town or you’re looking for a great place to take guests, you can find a few great locations around the city that will really wow you and your whole group. Whether you’re in the mood for an ice cream sundae or your favorite flavor in a cone, here is a look at the best places in Tampa to get them.
Bo’s Ice Cream – 7101 N Florida Avenue, Tampa
Stop by Bo’s in Seminole Heights to get some ice cream from a place that goes way back. Bo’s has been a neighborhood gem for 60 years serving some of the best ice cream in town. Guests come in…
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