Colombia Harvest Bakery

They’re closed. Someone from the ownership should update this on here. This storefront is closed they’re “relocating” the sign on the door looks old and they don’t know when they’ll open in a new location. Very disappointed I was so hungry and drive from an hour away past another Colombian restaurant. Also I’m not from the area which is why I was disappointed.

Not really in business? At least Google maps only led us to a swamp south of Andretti.

The Columbia Harvest, 2000 Palm Bay Road NE Suite 1-2, Palm Bay, FL, 32905 3 Stars It behooves the longevous ones in our society to bequeath their wisdom to the ones behind. The tricky part, for most, is realizing when you are no longer a young whippersnapper, but more akin to your parents than you care to admit. Luckily, gray hair makes that change in perspective happen rather quickly. This is why I started BBDO, and why I continue to do so. With that in mind, those still in school should heed these words and pay close attention in all their classes, especially Spanish. I have nothing against the language or those that speak it. In fact, it is a beautiful language that flows from one of the most dominant cultures (historically speaking) on the planet. The lands comprising Spanish-speaking peoples have made huge impacts on the globe in every field of study known to mankind. However, had I known it would practically supplant English as the de facto national language, I would have paid closer attention in school. There are a plethora of restaurants in Brevard these days where if you can't speak Spanish, you are in trouble as no one there speaks English. Yes, one can usually get by with the old point-to-the-picture on the menu, but that gets tiring after a while. Anticipating such a conundrum upon arrival, I brought along a second to translate and/or order for me. Pulling into the parking lot, I saw that The Columbia Harvest is in the same building as Andretti Thrill Park. If the food is solid, this would make for a fun-filled family day of food and, in the words of Ricky Bobby, "Going fast!" Stepping up to the counter, I had my trusty second place an order for the Typical of The House #2 (scrambled eggs with tomatoes, onion, and cilantro along with a cornmeal pancake stuffed with cheese and Columbia blood sausage), a Tamal (your basic South American tamale of cornmeal, vegetables, chicken, and beef), and an order of the Changua Bread Soup. Say what you will of the proprietors of this establishment, but Carolina and John run an efficient ship as the food was ready in no time. Snapping a few quick pictures for the pleasure of the viewing audience, I commenced stuffing the ole gullet. The first item to smack my taste buds upside the head was the Typical of the House #2. The eggs were scrambled to perfection, the sausage was extremely flavorful, and I found the cornmeal pancake stuffed with cheese to be oozing succulence as well as melted cheese. While the Typical of the House #2 may have been above average, the Tamal fell completely flat on the palate. It was well-cooked, just found to be flavorless. I couldn't put my finger on just what was missing, just that a lot of flavor was missing. The Changua Bread Soup must be the Tamal's second cousin as it was also sans a lot of flavor. Fun to eat, but not very tasty. The Big Boy says, "If they can get the rest up to par, this place could be a higher rating. As it is, it's no great shakes."

Fresh hot food, very delicious!!

The carne asada fries are definitely best loaded fries I ever had. Most loaded fries I can't eat next day but these ones still tasted good. It's a must have! So yummy. I can't wait to try other things in their menu.

Really good food

Owners and staff so nice..Closest Colombian bakery/restaurant to Vero...Worth the drive.