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Home | Columbia Restaurant For more than 120 years, the Columbia Restaurant has served Spanish-Cuban cuisine to the state of Florida, using family recipes and tradition Each Columbia Restaurant location reflects the unique community where the restaurant resides
Ybor City, Tampa | Columbia Restaurant Named "One of Florida's Top Restaurants" since 1967 Located at 2117 E 7th Ave , the Columbia Restaurant has a total of 52,000 square feet with seating for up to 1,700 customers and encompasses an entire city block
View All Locations | Columbia Restaurant The Hernandez Gonzmart family opened this landmark Columbia Restaurant in Tampa's historic Ybor City in 1905 Today, it’s Florida’s Oldest Restaurant℠ and the world's largest Spanish restaurant
Columbia Restaurant Lunch Menu The soup that made the Columbia famous The original recipe of Casimiro Hernandez, Sr : Garbanzo beans simmered with smoked ham, chorizo sausage and potatoes in a delicious broth of chicken and ham
About Us | Columbia Restaurant On Dec 17, 1903, he helped to open the Columbia Saloon, which became the Columbia Restaurant in 1905 Over nearly 120 years, the original restaurant has expanded to an entire city block and is now the largest Spanish restaurant in the world
Reservations - Columbia Restaurant Experience The Columbia The Columbia Cafes at the Tampa Bay History Center and at Tampa International Airport do not take reservations
Sand Key, Clearwater | Columbia Restaurant Sand Key, Clearwater Waterfront dining at its finest overlooking beautiful Clearwater Bay Visit The Columbia Restaurant on Sand Key in Clearwater Beach
Family Recipes | Columbia Restaurant During lunch, this dish is cooked in batches, in the style of the Columbia's chef of the 1950s and 1960s By night, it is made to order Valencia style and baked in a traditional Spanish clay dish, or cazuela