Rays fans can enjoy ‘the perfect frozen beverage’ at Daiquiri Deck in the Trop

Rachel Tucker
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TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Daiquiri Deck, a Tampa Bay bar and restaurant chain with an extensive drink menu, is opening a new location at Tropicana Field.

Guests can stop by the “iconic bar and casual restaurant that delivers a quality experience, great times and good vibes,” and enjoy their signature drinks: frozen daiquiris in the flavors of strawberry, margarita and non-alcoholic electric lemonade.

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The bar is located bar in the First Base Food Hall, but servers will also deliver frozen drinks to your seat in the stadium. Daquiri Deck promises “the perfect frozen beverage” will arrive on insulated trays and polycarbonate vessels with a pop top option to keep the drink fresh.

“We couldn’t be more excited to be named a proud partner of the Tampa Bay Rays, allowing us to bring our fan-favorite frozen daiquiris to baseball enthusiasts,” Troy Syprett, co-owner of Daiquiri Deck, wrote in a statement. “At the heart of Daiquiri Deck, our goal is to deliver the best frozen daiquiris around in an atmosphere that can be enjoyed by all. We couldn’t think of a better way to enjoy a daiquiri other than pairing it with America’s favorite pastime.”

Daquiri Deck credits its popularity to its innovative, “patent pending proprietary technology and machines,” which allow for “fresher and more consistent drinks.” The machines “automatically with citrus and fruit preservation technology, self-cleaning and remote data viewing for inventory refilling and troubleshooting,” according to a news release.

“We couldn’t have accomplished this even three to five years ago, and our current team has really hit it out of the park,” Matt Grover, co-owner of Daiquiri Deck, wrote in a statement.

This is Daquiri Deck’s first Pinellas County location. There are five other restaurants in Sarasota, Venice and Bradenton Beach. Its first location opened in Siesta Key Village in 1993.

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