Tampa, Florida 33634
office (813) 885-5434
fax (813) 888-9539
Welcome to Dow Sherwood Corporation
Welcome to Dow Sherwood Corporation Restaurant Management Company. We are a third generation family owned and operated Restaurant Management Company and currently manage 10 stores in Orlando, Virginia Beach and Tampa areas. Our latest Clearwater store features Village Inn's new "deco modern" look (see Clearwater location moving article)
We pride ourselves on providing friendly service with a great selection of breakfast, lunch and dinner items, not to mention our signature desserts. Feel free to enjoy breakfast any time of the day whether it's our famous buttermilk pancakes, mouth watering omelettes or assorted skillets--all with unlimited coffee refills. We also offer something for everyone when it comes to lunch and dinner such as our fresh green salads, juicy burgers, all American sandwiches and traditional dinner entrees. Last, but certainly not least, come taste what everyone is talking about by trying some of our famous desserts.
We've Moved |
Citizen Of The Year Award |
Dow Sherwood History |
| After 31 years, Dow Sherwood's Clearwater Village Inn will be moving just 1 mile west on Gulf to Bay. Owner Paul Walker reports that "our lease was up at our Clearwater store and we decided to take advantage of this conveniently located, larger space." Customers will continue to retain the warm, homey feel of Village Inn, but in a more contemporary manner as Dow Sherwood Corporation will be remodeling their new space in the new Village Inn "deco modern" | Last week, one of our owners, Jim Walker, was recognized for contributions he and brother Paul Walker have done for the Town and Country Community. This award was given by the Upper Tampa Bay Chamber of Commerce, a board that Jim has been a long standing member of. According to Jerry Custin, President and CEO of Upper Tampa Bay's Chamber of Commerce, "Village Inn and Dow Sherwood |
Mr. Sherwood opened his first Village Inn in 1961 on Dale Mabry in Tampa, FL. This Village Inn quickly became the breakfast place for Tampa business people and politicians, for tourists, for the Cincinnati Reds, and for New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner, who loved the pancakes and maple syrup, and felt that way about Sherwood too. Dow was loved by all and would draw crowds of people waiting to hear his corny jokes. One he is best known |
