Decided to come to this spot because I was craving pan de bono. Unfortunately because it was close…read moreto ending, the owner told us that they had ran out earlier, and that the best time to get them was in the morning or reserve them for the next day. I decided to get empanadas and arepa instead, recommended by the owner. They were delicious! I wish I hadn't eaten a late lunch or else I would have tried their dinner plates. The owner is a friendly man, taking us about his food and how they have live music there. Since we just missed the live music, he even decided to put on music and sing himself, he was a great singer! I hope to go back and get pan de bono and try their dishes!

First of all, the service is SPECTACULAR!! Outstanding hospitality! We loved getting to know…read moreRamon! The Cuban sandwich was from heaven!! We loved everything we ordered! Great vibes! Can't wait to come back!

Good location and spread out place with outdoor seating and an indoor/outside bar in downtown Palm…read moreHarbor area for great Latin food. Good 20 tap draft beer choices. For light lunch I come in for a beer and Masitas de Cerdo - juicy pork chunks with loads of onions, garlic and sea salt - delicious and ample portion.

-We went to a Santa Brunch today. It was colder than expected but they tried to add as many heaters…read moreas possible. Alex was our server and he was trying his best, with the cards he was given. Santa looked amazing. -Instead of Xmas cheer the ambiance was bitter, cold and angry. -Mimosas were made with some gritty OJ powder. -Food took 2 hours to come out -when it did come out it looked really unappealing. I cannot comment on taste because we left. -My Boodymary was so pose to come out with an empanada but it didn't. -The place only had 5-6 tables. Not sure why they were slammed in the kitchen. -They had a family Santa brunch with no hot chocolate and no brunch menu for kids.... At first they said they weren't even serving a kids menu. What!?!

A Delicious Discovery: Authentic Mexican Gem in New Port Richey…read more This weekend, my husband Eriq and I headed up to our favorite Thai spot, only to find it closed. Hangry levels were rising fast, so we pivoted to a nearby Mexican grocery store and market that had been on my radar from glowing reviews. It delivered big time on authentic flavors, generous portions, and warm hospitality. Tucked at the back of the well-stocked Latin grocery store is a casual dining area where you order fresh-made Mexican classics. The menu offers plenty of traditional options and cool protein choices. One of the cooks kindly brought me a little sample cup of their pozole when I asked about it -- tender, falling-off-the-bone pork in a rich broth. Absolute perfection. (She also mentioned their menudo, but I politely passed on that one!) We decided on the tostadas, and wow -- for $13.99 you get three super-crispy house-made tortillas piled high with toppings. I went with two chicken and one steak (which was tender). The chicken was incredibly flavorful and melt-in-your-mouth tender from slow-cooking in spices. Fresh shredded lettuce, cilantro, crumbled cheese, a drizzle of crema, and slices of avocado on top made every bite fantastic. Eriq loved the al pastor version he tried and powered through all three. He also ordered a carnitas taco (which looked excellent, but he ran out of room!). The tortillas held up beautifully under all the toppings -- no crumbling disasters, which is rare and impressive. They brought out two house hot sauces (a smoky red and a vibrant green salsa) that were outstanding, plus ice-cold Mexican sodas made with real cane sugar. Service was friendly and attentive, with staff bringing food out promptly. The whole place felt genuinely authentic (we might have been the only non-Latino folks there, always a great sign), the grocery section was small but well stocked with staples, fresh meats and produce. If you're in the Holiday/NPR area and craving real-deal Mexican food at very reasonable prices, definitely stop in. We'll be back soon -- those tostadas are going to haunt my dreams in the best way possible.

Great food at a fair price. Friendly staff. I will return to try more of the menu. Local family runread more

The best taste and customer services ever!!! Highly Recommended Please…read more The food is absolutely the best Colombian food I ever tried. Thank you for the hard work!!!

We ordered to go since we had our pup with us. We've seen the place everytime we're at Home Depot…read moreand we finally just went tonight after leaving HD. That was a good decision! We got the chicharon arepas and a steak something and I asked if they made yucca fries. She said no, but they made some anyways, which I thought was super nice! We'll definitely be back! The food was amazing! The beans was cooked perfect, the chicharon was crunchy and servings were huge! Such a hidden gem!

Amazing- delicious and so reasonable. This is a go to for healthy delicious food. Highly…read morerexommmend.

Nice place for a good meal. Good service and portion size. Love the sauces and flavor. Clean…read morerestaurant. Nice pictures and environment

The Columbia Restaurant in Sand Key Clearwater has pretty water views of the inter-coastal and…read morefeatures a vintage interior style blending old-world Spanish charm with relaxed coastal energy. You can watch boats cruise by while you eat. The best spots are on the open outdoor deck or at a table next to the large windows. Inside, the dining room is decorated in a Mediterranean style. It features colorful Spanish tiles, lush tropical plants, and authentic artwork. The famous historic 1905 salad originally created in 1905 was made table side by Tossing 4 cups of chopped iceberg lettuce, 1/2 cup julienned ham, 1/2 cup julienned Swiss cheese, 1 ripe chopped tomato, and 1/2 cup green Spanish olives. Top with Romano cheese, Worcestershire sauce, fresh lemon juice, and a tangy garlic dressing. The flavor is great and it's a nice light healthy option. 9/10 The Ropa Vieja was Originally introduced to Cuba by Spanish sailors. The name means "old clothes" because the choice beef is shredded, sautéed and simmered with onions, green peppers and tomatoes. Served with platanos and white rice. 9/10 The Shrimp Salteado came with Jumbo shrimp sautéed in exra-virgin olive oil, sliced Spanish onions, green peppers, fresh garlic, mushrooms, diced potatoes, chorizo and red wine. Served with yellow rice. 9/10 For dessert, the flan is one of the best I have ever tasted. The recipe dates to 1935 when the Columbia opened Tampa's first "Conditioned Air" dining room, the Don Quixote. Our grandmother and great-grand-mother, Carmen Hernandez, helped the Columbia gain national fame with her great recipes, especially her flan. Spanish caramel egg custard, prepared the old-fashioned way, using only the best natural ingredients. 9/10 Our server was friendly and informative and our food came out in a timely manner. If you're in the Sand Key or Clearwater area and craving some authentic Cuban food in a classy atmosphere with a nice view of the water, i highly l recommend visiting the Columbia Restaurant.

The Columbia Sand Key is one of my most favorite restaurants. Everything on the menu is so full of…read moreflavor and is unique and delicious. I also love that their outdoor deck dining area on the water is dog friendly. I have always been treated with exceptional and friendly service, and the restaurant is so beautiful no matter where you sit. This time I sat in the bar area with an amazing view of the bay, even though it was a rainy day. I love to bring out of town guests here, and have celebrated lots of special occasions at the Columbia. There has also been many times when I have really just craved their 1905 salad, Red Sangria and warm Cuban bread and butter, so I pop in for a quick visit. It is so addicting!!! On this visit with my daughter, we enjoyed a pitcher of table side red Sangria, a 1905 salad also made table side, warm Cuban bread and butter, Champiñones Rellenos, and Pollo Manchego. We ended this fabulous feast with Café Con Leche and a Flan to share. I will be back again soon.

OMG So amazing. So we decided to have dinner here for the first time ever. Upon walking and it's…read morevery spacious and decorated very nice. They have a good size bakery case and then they have a seated restaurant area along with a small bar. The menu is small but everything we tried was delicious. The chicken and beef empanadas are made with a cornmeal crust and come with a house dipping sauce so flavorful little bit of spice but not too much heat little sour. I got the carne asada with chimichurri sauce with maduros arepa con queso and rice and my husband got the sampler plate which ended up coming with a corn cake sausage steak and egg avocado maduros rice and beans. Everything was perfectly cooked and had so much flavor to it. I'm Venezuelan so I know flavor and that was amazing. The waitress was great on top of making sure our drinks were filled up everything came out hot the restaurant was clean the bathrooms were clean. Loved it

This is a Colombian restaurant with authentic food such as arepa, many meat dishes and empanadas…read more Also some fish and shrimp on the menu. The place was a little dirty and need of repair in the ceilings. Also it was warm inside as there were fans, but the AC wasn't working well. The food was tasty and reasonably priced. The service was kind of slow since there was only one waitress and maybe one cook. They have a bar and dancing at night and a drink menu.

Still love this Colombian Restaurant. They have made updates to the restaurant and it feels more…read morespacious. They have a new location closer to my house but I still love this location better. The service is much better here. This time my husband and I both ordered mini bandeja paisas which are traditional mixed plates. Ours had steak, white mini arepa, sausage rice, beans, bananas. I also asked for salad instead of beans. Our plates were very tasty. They also have a Bakery with Colombian breads and desserts, we did not pick up anything this time because Many of them were gone

Love this place! Local and delicious Colombian food!! They've always got great quality food. The…read moreservice is always fine. Smaller restaurant but a good hidden gem. I always get the chuleta valluna, you can not go wrong

My son brought me lunch from here and I can't wait to go back! I got 2 empanadas and a side of…read morebeans. Love the sauces with empanadas whichwere stuffed, great flavor and perfectly cooked even after sitting while he brought them home. He also ate all of his food and loved it!

La Mordida is a very large spot, so it never felt cramped. Service was fast, which made the whole…read morevisit easy. The bar was shut down because of liquor license issues, so we stuck with the food -- and it was great nonetheless. I had the lomo saltado and it was really good. For dessert, the tres leches was the best I've had. Would come back for the food again.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Authentic columbina food, it feels like I'm still in Colombia. The food was fresh and tasty. Our…read moreserver was the owner and he was very polite and have us a free empanada. The atmosphere was very calm and relaxed. An authentic hidden gem

Excellent food. We have tried the Colombian food here several times and the food is consistently…read moredelicious. The empanadas are the best in the area. Reasonable prices and a convenient location and delicious food make this a favorite of ours!