

Columbus Grill is a vibrant Latin and international restaurant offering authentic flavors, handcrafted cocktails, and unforgettable nightlife experiences. We specialize in Portuguese, Peruvian, and Latin-inspired cuisine, featuring favorites like Bitoque, Salchipapas, fresh seafood, premium steaks, and homemade desserts. Our full-service bar offers domestic and imported beers, signature cocktails, and bucket specials. Columbus Grill is known for: • Late-night kitchen open until 2AM • Salsa & Bachata nights • International themed events • Live DJs and dance floor • Private events and catering • Free parking • Elegant yet energetic atmosphere Whether you’re looking for a romantic dinner, group celebration, corporate event, or late-night food
Mediterranean fare served in relaxed, roomy surrounds with a warm vibe, full bar & covered patio.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8349 Centreville Rd, Manassas, VA 20111
Phone: (703) 330-3001
Website: https://columbusgrill.net/
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Reviews
In general, the location is easy to find.
No parking issues
The place from inside is really big.
We have been seated in a larger table.
The services average
We asked for wings for starter – was good
We asked for lamp chops ,Salmon and burger.
We stayed like around 50 minutes waiting for the food
As a person always and eat outside on weekly basis ! I consider this is a long time
In general the place is not like a place that I will recommend for friends.
And there was flies !! That review from my little girl!
Visited here on a Tuesday evening. I was seated in a party of 2. One other table had 6-8 seated, the rest of the restaurant was empty aside from a few people at the bar.
Giving 4/5 due to service which was slow and inattentive. Drinking glasses remained empty over 10 minutes on two occasions and the wait staff was no where to be found. Waited another 15 minutes after my last bite before finally having to seek out our server on my own.
On to the good stuff, the food:
Started off with a round of oysters, which are grown and harvested locally. Temperature of my first oyster was far above what it should have been and didn’t provide an appetizing first bite. After covering the oysters with some of the provided ice, they chilled down to a more reasonable temperature for raw seafood which made for a very palatable experience. Oysters were semi-sweet, light beige, with a mild finish.
Note to chef: consider adding shallot and garlic infused red wine vinegar to compliment these sweet gems.
Next up was the bruschetta which provided a finely tuned and perfectly balanced flavor of balsamic glaze, fresh tomato, and basil which got better with each bite. I wanted to get more, but knew I had to hold off and leave room for the main course, which was the Paella.
I grew up eating my mother’s Paella which had influences from Spain and Guatamala. She passed several years ago and I really missed her paella, which she never left the recipe for.
Until my visit at Columbus Grill, I have longed for a paella with a similar flavor profile, yet all others fell short with something missing. However, this paella hit the mark and left me recalling memories from my childhood.
Each ingredient in this paella complimented one another. Every bite was a pallet fiesta with the perfect blend of spices, veggies, and meat (lobster, shrimp, and chicken). The sauce was creamy and velvety. My only regret is not ordering a Blanc or Riesling which would have of paired well.
Writing this review has me craving more and I need to go back, right now.