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Family-owned, award-winning, chef-driven New American dining. Everything is scratch-made, the cocktails are serious and the room feels like the best dinner party in town.
- 29xCreative Loafing Best of the Bay winner since 2008
- 5xBest Dunedin Restaurant
- 2xBest Pasco Restaurant
- Year after yearOpenTable Diners' Choice winner at both locations
Also Best Wesley Chapel Restaurant (2x) and Best Brunch for Boozing (2x), and three-time winner of Creative Loafing's Highball craft cocktail competition.
Dunedin
Wesley Chapel
Chef-driven. Scratch-made. Never a tourist trap.
Everything we serve is made in house, from the sauces and the bread to the desserts.
The Living Room is upscale New American food without the stiffness: serious technique, generous plates and a cocktail program built by people who love what they do. It is where locals bring the people they love, for date night, a birthday, Sunday brunch or a Tuesday that needs to feel special.
Something worth coming in for, every day.
Specials vary by location. Details on the Dunedin and Wesley Chapel pages.
Happier Hour
$7 classic cocktails, wines and draft beers, from the Aviation to the Paper Plane.
Community Night
Dunedin: 50% off food and drinks for first responders, veterans, educators, nurses and hospitality workers. Wesley Chapel: 30% off food for Pasco residents.
2-for-Tuesdays
Dunedin: buy two entrées and get a free bottle of wine or choose a secret menu item.
Midweek Treat
Dunedin: Welcome Home Wednesday, Happier Hour all night. Wesley Chapel: Wine & Whiskey Wednesday.
Ladies' Night
$7 select martinis, prosecco and favorite appetizers. Live keys in Dunedin from 7PM.
Weekend Brunch
10AM to 3PM. $25 bottomless mimosas and $20 mimosa flights.
Sunday Supper Club
Family-style pasta, focaccia and seasonal vegetables, $25 per person. At both locations.
Bottomless mimosas: 2-hour limit, entrée purchase required. Community nights require proof of eligibility; some exclusions apply.
The obvious choice for events in Wesley Chapel.
Rehearsal dinners, birthdays, showers, corporate dinners and holiday parties, with custom menus from our chefs and a team that handles every detail.
The Kellogg Room
Up to 65 guests. Plated, buffet or cocktail reception, full AV and dedicated banquet staff.
Betty's Quilt Room
Up to 12 guests. An intimate, hidden-away room for milestone dinners.
What our guests are saying.
“The atmosphere was incredible, live music and dimmed lighting created such a beautiful ambience. The food was super quick and absolutely divine!”
“It's very eclectic and really makes you feel like you're having a dinner party at home. Our server was wonderful, and the drinks were perfectly delicious.”
“The food was absolutely amazing! The steak was perfectly marinated and the Greek Goddess salad was truly living up to its name.”
Questions, answered.
Where is The Living Room?
We have two restaurants: 487 Main Street in downtown Dunedin, FL, and 2001 Piazza Ave, Suite 100, in Wesley Chapel, FL.
What kind of food does The Living Room serve?
Eclectic, upscale New American food, made from scratch in house, plus craft cocktails and weekend brunch.
Do you take reservations?
Yes. Book either location on OpenTable, or call Dunedin at (727) 736-5202 or Wesley Chapel at (813) 934-7911. Walk-ins are welcome when space allows.
Is there live music?
Yes, at both locations throughout the week. See the live music calendar on the Dunedin and Wesley Chapel pages.
Can I host a private event or rehearsal dinner?
Yes. Our Wesley Chapel restaurant has two private rooms: the Kellogg Room for up to 65 guests and Betty's Quilt Room for up to 12. Start planning your event.
When is brunch?
Saturday and Sunday from 10AM to 3PM at both locations, with $25 bottomless mimosas and $20 mimosa flights.
Why is there a service charge?
A 15% service charge is added to every check, and it goes directly to your server. Learn more.
Has The Living Room won awards?
Yes. The Living Room has won Creative Loafing Best of the Bay 29 times since 2008, including Best Dunedin Restaurant (5x), Best Pasco Restaurant (2x), Best Wesley Chapel Restaurant (2x) and Best Brunch for Boozing (2x). It has also won Creative Loafing's Highball craft cocktail competition three times and is an OpenTable Diners' Choice winner year after year at both locations.
Is The Living Room family-owned?
Yes. The Living Room is family-owned and operated by Zach and Christina Feinstein, who took over the original Dunedin restaurant in 2015 and opened the Wesley Chapel location. Our story.
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