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On the Scene: The Tampa Club’s View 42 Grand Opening (PHOTOS)

| Jo-Lynn Brown

The Tampa Club held the grand opening of its newly renovated space.

The 8,000+ square foot renovation includes the expansion of the Grille, the Main Dining Room and the new outdoor terrace. The Main Dining Room is now called The Canopy Ballroom and The Grille was renamed View42 for the 42nd floor and the Tampa skyline view.

Dining will be available outside on the 42nd floor, with 180-degree views of Tampa.[image_slider_no_space on_click=”prettyphoto” height=”300″ images=”15879,15878,15877,15876,15875,15874,15873,15872,15871,15870″]

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