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

This place kept coming up on my Facebook feed, so I decided to give it a try. The parking lot was…read moretight for my truck almost all of the spaces were taken. When I entered, there was only one person waiting for food and the manager owner. Whoever told me that they only had takeout available because they didn't have a server. Then he stated that if I wanted to eat in, I could order in this eat at the table just nobody would be able to serve me. I said that was all right. He was nice enough. We didn't talked about whether I wanted hot sauce or not and I said yes I do. He brought out a bottle of their homemade hot sauce so I'm ready to go. I ordered two of the Birria Tacos with shrimp and a Birria quesadilla with shrimp. I have to say that the services really excellent the gentleman was very friendly open. Ask how my day was going. Ask what I was planning to do for the day. The food was around $33 and you can see the amount I got for that price. Well, now it's time to try it. Started with the tacos ate the first one just dipping it in the sauce and it was good then I added the hot sauce. They're special sauce and that has a hit to it. It is not too hot so that you can't eat it, but it will clear your sinuses I like it. Hot sauce is the way to go. both the quesadilla and tacos was great having a broth adds to the flavor plus with the tiny Ines of the hot sauce magnificent. Well, now I'm going to finish my food and I will give this place 4 1/2 stars.

Ordered 2 of the bowls one with steak and lettuce the other with chorizo and yellow rice. We got…read morethe chips with guacamole as well. I got it to go will be back to try more!

Fabulous food and service Best pico and chips…read moreExcellent enchiladas Couldn't have had a better visit

Casa Tina: I Came for Tacos, Left Questioning My Life Choices (in a good way)…read more Let me just say this--Casa Tina is not a restaurant... it's a spiritual journey with chips and salsa as your guide. We sat down and within seconds, chips and salsa hit the table like they were on a mission. Not just any salsa--this stuff tasted like someone's abuela personally supervised the tomatoes. I blacked out for a bit and came to... basket empty. Respect. We ordered like we had zero self-control: Queso Fundido - melted cheese with chorizo?? I would like to formally apologize to my arteries. Worth it. Casa Ceviche - fresh, bright, and made me feel like I suddenly understood the ocean Yucca Fries - crispy, golden, and honestly... why are regular fries even trying anymore? Then the mains came out and everything got serious. I had enchiladas (don't ask which ones, I was emotionally overwhelmed), and they were covered in a sauce so good I considered asking for a side of it to take home and bathe in. Someone else got the Mole Poblano, and I'm pretty sure I watched them have a full spiritual awakening mid-bite. Like... eyes closed, head tilted, rethinking life decisions. Another hero at the table ordered Tacos de Birria, dipped them in consommé like a seasoned professional, and I immediately knew I've been eating tacos wrong my entire life. Also--whoever invented the option to mix and match everything on this menu clearly woke up and chose chaos (the best kind). You want beef, chicken, jackfruit, shrimp, AND portobello? Go off. Live your truth. The vibe? Colorful, chill, and feels like a place where you accidentally stay for 3 hours because you ordered "just one more thing" 7 times. Service? Incredible. The staff somehow knew exactly when we needed more chips, more drinks, and more emotional support. Dessert? Yeah... we didn't need it. We got it anyway. Fried Ice Cream - illegal levels of delicious Churros - I would fight someone over these and I'm not proud of it AI Review Summary (but honest): Food: Ridiculously good, borderline life-changing Portions: Generous enough to ruin your plans for the rest of the day Service: Psychic-level awareness Atmosphere: Fun, vibrant, zero rush Overall: You don't just eat here--you commit Final Verdict: Casa Tina didn't just feed me... it humbled me. I came in thinking I was hungry. I left knowing I was unprepared.

Best chicken in Tampa Bay Area !!! Today I went to a…read moredifferent place closer to my home and I will never do it again ! Pico rojo number 1 !

Awesome simple menu. The sides are everything. Great restaurant will definitely be backread more

We had such a wonderful experience at Columbia Restaurant in Clearwater! We ordered a variety of…read moretapas to share, along with the arroz con pollo, and everything was absolutely delicious. Each dish was flavorful, fresh, and beautifully prepared, and there was so much variety that it made the meal really fun to enjoy and share. Our server, Robert, was fantastic! He was incredibly friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout our meal without ever feeling rushed. His great service really added to the experience. The atmosphere, food, and service all came together for such a memorable dinner. If you're in Clearwater, Columbia Restaurant is definitely worth a visit--we would absolutely come back again!

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.

I forgot to review! But I thought this was place an amazing place. I found this gem on yelp while…read morevacationing in Florida. We just finished a 24 day challenge of our diet and it was a great place just to start eating the foods we love. Steak was fire, sides were amazing and the wine they recommended was great! Not sure why yelp is showing temporary closed but I really hope that isn't the case. Workers were super sweet and nice to my family and I. If we lived in that area we would go again!

Came here for a date night after finding it on open table for reservations. This place is great…read more They are family owned and so personable. We had Marianne as a server. She was great. Very pleasant and on top of everything. My husband and I both got the Churassco steak. It was so tender and flavorful. Also the chicken and gnocchi soup was amazing. You can tell it was made from scratch. There was so much flavor and the chicken was so tender. Also this place is so clean. We will definitely be back. I also reccomend making reservations as they do get busy.

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!

Margaret and Wadhi are the owners and they are amazing. The food is great, authentic venezuelan…read morefood. Great cuality in the ingredients, the taste and the original sauces that they make. Love this food truck and it is really high recommend. You will love the empanadas, tequeños, churros, choripan, cachapas, delicious venezuelan food.

All of the food I've tried here is really good. The tequeños were super fresh. And the churros are…read morethe best! I usually don't even like churros that much, but I could literally eat these everyday. Also, the people that own it are super friendly, we've had nothing but good times here.

I'm genuinely surprised to see such ratings for Indi's Chicken. I went in expecting a simple,…read moreno-frills spot serving good old-fashioned fried chicken and classic sides. That sounded great to me. Unfortunately, the food, portions, and pricing were all disappointing. A three-piece chicken meal with two sides runs around $13-$14, and the pieces are small. Two of my three pieces were very small drumsticks. The meal doesn't include a drink, and if you just want water, you have to buy a bottle. The sides also come in very small portions. I ordered the 3 piece spicy chicken with baked beans and potato wedges. The seasoning on the chicken had a decent flavor, but it wasn't spicy at all. The bigger issue was that the chicken was extremely dry. The larger piece of fried chicken was especially bad, there was barely any meat in it. Most of it was over-fried, hardened breading surrounding a lot of empty space. I kept biting into thick, crunchy breading and air while trying to find actual chicken. The baked beans were fine but nothing notable. I did like the potato wedges, which were probably the best part of the meal. You get three as a side, but they are at least fairly large. There are also several extra costs that add up. Sauces are sold separately, the meal doesn't include a drink, and there's an additional 3% charge if you don't pay with cash. All in all, I really don't understand the high ratings. You can get better fried chicken at plenty of fast-food restaurants, or even from Walmart or Publix, for less money, with larger portions and more options. Even if you're specifically looking for a no-frills local chicken spot, this doesn't feel like a good value. You pay more, get less, and, based on my visit, the quality isn't there. I definitely wouldn't recommend it.

I D is one of my favorite spots to eat in Clearwater. The restaurant is spotless. The food is…read morealways hot, and delicious. Their chicken comes in spicy, or regular and and it is some of the best I have eaten... They serve a chicken breast, the keel, which is the boneless breast with only the one piece of cartilage in the center I have never seen that served before and it was really good. You don't have to pick through the bones if you don't want to like with a normal chicken breast... The owner is very nice, and his restaurant is a welcome addition and change from the normal fast food franchises that you find on Gulf to Bay boulevard...