Shuffle — Restaurant in Tampa

This business has zero regard for its neighbors. They police have been out 40 times to enforce the noise ordinance and they continue to ignore them, turning the music right back up after they leave. Follow the noise ordinance! People’s homes are directly next to you. We don’t want to hear rock concerts nightly! You are surrounded by residents and many people are frustrated by the blatant disregard after hundred of calls to pls turn down! This is our home and you are causing stress and noise pollution. Shuffle has zero regard for the well-being of their neighbors. They only care about their pockets. Update to shuffle response: my building is residential use CG zoning. Pls stop lying you said the same thing to other neighbor that lives in her home. You are surrounded by residential homes beyond us. 2- your staff has been asked to lower music and have to call night after night when I’m sleeping. Respect the law and stop making excuses for your...

We really enjoyed our visit to Shuffle. There’s a large bar area with ample space and tables. The atmosphere is laid back with Edison lights and a lounge feel. On the other side are four shuffleboard courts. It costs $10 per person per hour to play. The staff provides a crash course on the game which is also posted on the wall. They were very friendly and service was attentive as well. While there wasn’t anything going on outside while we there, there’s a very large outdoor space with a small stage for bands and plenty of seating. They have some food options at reasonable prices. Their cocktails were very good but a bit on the pricey side. We visited in a Friday night and it wasn’t too crowded. They had a DJ playing 90s music which was a lot of fun. Will definitely...

Went here to support a coworker’s band with my boyfriend. Sat outside the entire time until we had to run to the bathroom. Walked inside and saw people standing throughout the bar without masks, so we figured it was ok to keep ours off as we quickly used the facilities.

After being back outside at our table for over an hour, some woman walks up to us and offers my boyfriend a seemingly used mask, asking him if he has one. When he refuses to take her mask (because we are sitting OUTSIDE), she insists he take it because she is the OWNER. It was an overall weird and unprofessional experience. Nobody else outside was forced to wear a mask or otherwise ostracized for not wearing a mask. Cool place for live music but not a friendly...