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World of Beer

www.wobusa.com

 
World of Beer began in 2007 in Tampa, FL. There are currently 52 locations in 16 states, with hundreds more sold. Recent announcements include the addition of a Tavern Fare menu and handcrafted cocktails. The Tavern Fare complements the quality of the craft beer and spirits, starting with classic comfort foods and adding traditional bar offerings with contemporary spins.   World of Beer took an original concept and combined it with progressive strategy. Love for craft beer and welcoming atmosphere remain the founding philosophy, with constant innovations to widen appeal. This mindset propelled them into success as franchisees spread 'WOB Culture'.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.wobusa.com
  • 10910 Sheldon Rd
    Tampa, FL USA 33626
  • Phone: 813.926.9300

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