Famed Seltzer's steakhouse closed, St. Petersburg building sold

Harold Seltzer's Steakhouse has shut its last restaurant about 30 years after its founder, a Montreal lawyer, opened its first location on Dale Mabry.


  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 2:35 p.m. October 23, 2024
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The former Harold Seltzer's Steakhouse restaurant building, which is in St. Petersburg, has sold.
The former Harold Seltzer's Steakhouse restaurant building, which is in St. Petersburg, has sold.
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Harold Seltzer’s Steakhouse, which has served meals in the Tampa Bay market under two names for nearly 30 years, has closed its final restaurant.

The Ross Realty Group, which represented Seltzer’s, announced Wednesday that the restaurant building at 3500 Tyrone Blvd. had been sold for $3.9 million. The buyer was Services Corporation International, a national funeral and cremation services company.

The sale follows the restaurant’s closing Sept. 30. Seltzer’s Port Richey restaurant closed in May and one in Clearwater closed last year.

 

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