Three60 Market - Vineyards

Great lunch experience. Sit outside if you can. Arrive before noon if you want to get a seat. The pastas are fantastic. I had the lamb and artichoke pasta with the host suggested Lemon Béchamel sauce, and I loved it.

Was in town visiting and a friend recommend this place for the on the water experience. That was the only good thing about it. We were served coffee in cups that had lip stick still in the rim and went to use the ladies room and it looked like they hadn’t been cleaned in weeks. Poop splattered all over the toilet rim. If this is the standard of cleanliness where customers are I can’t imagine what the kitchen is like. It was a disappointing waste of a meal

We have been waiting for our drink for 20 mins past, we couldn’t see our server return, so I spoke to one of the cashier and find out our order never went into the kitchen, so we start order drink and food over again, After 50 mins of setting there food arrived on the table. Which I understand mistake is happen sometime, but we don’t have choice to tips for service. It is automatic charge us 20%. It should be customer decision or it should be waved. We got charged on credit card for food and tips ahead before we finished.

Just found out this dump is closing April 30! Hallelujah! The nasty owner Rebecca Maddox is keeping the building but she’s leasing it to a local couple who owns Seventh Street South. I can’t wait for Three60 to close so we can have a real neighborhood restaurant with fantastic owners and great employees in the place! Bye-bye Three60! Your demise can’t happen fast enough!

Traveling back from Miami to Tampa, my daughter called one of her college friends in Naples to see if she could meet us for lunch. She was able to and she recommended Three60 Market. The location is the only positive comment I can make about this place. The sandwiches were made wrong, the bread was stale, everything was self serve, meaning if you wanted another drink, you had to get up from the table and place your order at the checkout stand outside the front door. No glasses of waters for the table, if you wanted water, you had to purchase expensive bottled water. Really small glasses of ice tea and no service except they run your food to the table with a frown on their face. The people who work there are extremely rude, miserable and again there is absolutely no service. On top of all this they automatically add a 20% gratuity to the bill with no mention of an automatic gratuity. I am sure they stay in business, because of the locals...but honestly if they ever open in Tampa, they will be out of business with their unsavory business ethics, sour attitude and mediocre food.