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![Moe Shabanah has been the manager of Harvest Bowl Eatery and Market for only a week less than it’s been open: one month. Originally from Palestine, Shabanah eventually moved to Tampa to work in a family-run convenience store in South Tampa. After six years of working there, Shabanah is happy to be a part of yet another family-run business, this time a restaurant in the heart of Seminole Heights. “I don’t have much experience in Seminole Heights, but I know that this area is growing quickly, and I think it’s a good idea to have a family business be a part of it,” Shabanah said. While it is his first time managing a restaurant, Harvest Bowl has a merchandise/snack retail section, so it hasn’t been as difficult for Shabanah to transition into the new role. While managing a team, ensuring quality and healthy food, and keeping customers happy and loyal has been a challenge, he has overseen a strong opening for Harvest Bowl. Looking forward, Shabanah sees a hopeful future for the restaurant. “I think it will become an important part of Seminole Heights and [potentially] all of Tampa.” #humansoftheheights #intheheights #us](https://www.hhstoday.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
