Morgan’s Cove

Morgan’s Cove is a Bar in Tampa, FL, located at 210 N Morgan St. It operates as a pirate-themed tavern serving rum, whiskey, and cocktails, complementing its sister property, the British pub Yeoman’s, located next door on Morgan Street. The establishment offers an escape to a seaside pirate tavern atmosphere where patrons can enjoy spirits while immersing themselves in the theme. It holds a rating of 4.50 based on customer reviews.

The venue draws inspiration from Tampa’s connection to the golden age of piracy, celebrated annually since 1904 through the Gasparilla Celebration, and the history of Henry Morgan, who was knighted by King Charles II in 1674. The menu features specific spirits including Rhum JM Atelier Jardine Fruité, Hamilton Demerara 86 Rum, Don Q Reserva 7 Rum, Bounty Dark Rum, and Mount Gay Eclipse Rum. Drink offerings include various iterations of the Mai Tai, such as a bourbon version made with Buffalo Trace Bourbon, and specialty cocktails like the Nui Nui or mezcal-based variations using Siete Misterios Doba-Yej Mezcal. The beverage program utilizes ingredients such as Luau Lads Falernum, house orgeat, house fassionola, and acid-adjusted juices. Food items include oven-baked and grilled wings tossed in tangy gochujang sauce with a choice of bleu cheese or ranch dipping sauce, crispy Brussels sprouts with grape tomatoes, spicy mayo and crispy toppings, freshly battered shrimp tossed in a spicy Asian aioli on a bed of fresh cabbage slaw, soft pretzel rolls served with house-made beer cheese sauce and creamy mustard aioli sauce, and goat cheese and fig jam wrapped in thick cut bacon, drizzled with a balsamic glaze and rosemary and fig hot honey.

The bar’s standing is defined by a positive rating from the customers who have reviewed it.

Morgan’s Cove brings the spirit of Tampa’s pirate history to life through its themed environment and curated selection of rums and cocktails.

The bar is situated on N Morgan St, just 0.1 miles from East Jackson Street and near the Frederick B. Karl County Center.