Tampa, FL

Spain Restaurant & Toma Bar

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Spain Restaurant & Toma Bar is a Downtown Spanish restaurant with a stage area, recurring weekend live music and monthly flamenco entertainment. Artists working in Spanish, Flamenco, Acoustic, Latin have the clearest stylistic fit. The room is best suited to acoustic, flamenco and small-band performances. Acts that can shape energy around a dining or lounge crowd will get more from the room than bands built only for high-volume concert settings. For musicians, the opportunity is strongest when the show is tailored to how the space actually operates.

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maria@tomaspain.com
813-223-2831

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Acoustic, Flamenco, Latin
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Address
513 N Tampa St, Tampa, FL 33602, United States
Venue phone
813-223-2831
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