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14 Reviews I came across Sabores del Pacífico only on my last day and was very happy about it as in Bogotá it is not so easy to find a decent seafood restaurant. First thing that draw my attention was the wall...
11 Reviews If l put tips in here about restaurants l have been to, they would probably be out of date. So l will tell you about the typical delicious food that l have tasted. The special dish of Bogota is...
2 Reviews This should probably be under nightlife since it's a pub, but we did eat some food here and it's a popular place for both food and drinking. We came here and met a friend of mine, Mauricio, who is...
6 Reviews This chain of restaurants offers the best fresh salads, served with portions large enough for two. The also have desserts to finish off with. So eat light , then have a great ice cream dessert. You...
3 Reviews El Gato Negro is a very nice restaurant in Parque 93, across the park from Cafe Renault. Good food, expensive for Colombian standards-I payed (January 2011) around 50 euros for a large lunch for 2...
4 Reviews We had not given a Juan Valdez Cafe a try until were in Cartagena about a month into our two month trip to Colombia but once we did, we felt the chain had something to offer. We would have much nicer...
2 Reviews Produced in local brewery Carina suggested me this beer. She was so eager to hear some compliments about it. And though it tastes bad I had to say 'umm' with a smile. Remember this bottle. Don go for...
1 Review Restaurante Presidencial is located in La Candelaria, only one block from Plaza de Bolívar. The restaurant is nicely decorated in classical style but quite interesting. On one of the walls are the...
Mitho Café: A New Café in La Candelaria
mircaskirca Says: On my arrival in Bogotá my dear friend Donna was waiting for me at the airport. It was my first visit of the city (and also Colombia) so she wanted to be sure I...
Cacique Sugamuxi: My Favourite Breakfast Spot
mircaskirca Says: Frutería Cacique Sugamuxi belongs to the lodging with the same name (www.caciquesugamuxi.com) as does mini market and restaurant Hibiscus. It is collective...
Sahara: time for a departure from Colombian foods
richiecdisc Says: Though I am one to eat nothing but the local cuisine on trips, the very foods I travel so far to try can get boring at times if you are on an extended trip. My...
Quinua y Amaranto: maybe next time
richiecdisc Says: Quinua y Amaranto is a vegetarian restaurant in La Candelaria that we never made it to. It looked charming and from reviews the food is quite good but even with...
Restaurante Macavi: truly one last Colombian meal in the airport!
richiecdisc Says: I'm not generally a big fan of eating at airports. They're expensive and the quality of food isn't the best but in South America, the inflated prices are still...
Al Carbon Y Pescados: break out the gloves for a messy feast
richiecdisc Says: One of the great meals in South America as a whole and in Colombia in particular is rotisserie chicken. It seems they have the plumpest, juiciest, and tastiest...
La Lechoneria & Super Jamon: anyone for roast pork?
richiecdisc Says: I always find it interesting to return to an entry city at the end of a long trip to a country. When you are lucky, it's like meeting up with an old friend. You...
the old OJ couple: a nod to another time
richiecdisc Says: My wife loves orange juice and when it's fresh-squeezed so do I. This is quite expensive in our native countries of the US and Germany so one of the great...
Bogota Beer Company: easily the best beer in Colombia
richiecdisc Says: When in South America, I rarely look for “American” food as people from the US like to call our national cuisine. I can get that at home all the time and...
El Pargo Paisa: they drew us in with their fruits
richiecdisc Says: We stumbled by Restaurante El Pargo Paisa innocently enough. We were back in South America and my wife can usually only think of one thing when that is the...
Associacion Futuro: a convenient authentic place
richiecdisc Says: It's interesting when the first meal of a new city, a new country for that matter, is breakfast. The first meal of the day is by its nature simple and so in its...
RAStAPAN: Organic Fruit Pies to Die For
mircaskirca Says: One afternoon I was sitting in the lounge room of Platypus drinking coffee and reading the travel magazine when a local guy came in the hostel. He was selling...
MalenaN Says: Down the road from Platypus and Sue Hostel is a café selling fruit salads, fresh fruit juices (with water or milk) and sandwiches.I came here just before...
restaurant La Scala: so-so Italian food
call_me_rhia Says: On our first night, when we stayed in the Candelaria, it was too late to wander about the streets looking for a good place to eat, so we headed to the posh...
La Puerta Falsa: typical and simple santafereno food
call_me_rhia Says: We had our last lunch at La Puerta Falsa, a tiny traditional eaterie in the Candelaria area. The place is old, small (and crammed) and on two tiny floors, with...
call_me_rhia Says: For our last dinner we headed, following the recommendation from the hotel receptionist, to the Parque de le 93... a green park surrounded by many restaurants...
MalenaN Says: Walking back to Casa Platypus after visiting Montserrat I was hungry so I looked for a place to eat. It was still quite early for lunch, but I looked for a...
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Embassy Suites Hotel Bogota-Rosales
2 Reviews and 86 Opinions Hotel location was perfect. 30 minutes from airport, Great location, with Great reaturant accross...
1 Review and 92 Opinions We asked a lot of the Hotel Casa Real and the staff, and they were fantastic. My son married a...
2 Reviews and 29 Opinions Very nice hotel located in the neighborhood of Chapineros. Pretty central to most museums and night...
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This place serves delicious roasted chicken! Seriously delicious. It has comfortable outdoor seating and is located in the middle of Zona Rosa across the street...
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Q: I am planning to be in Bogotá for as much of the next 6 weeks as I can to improve my intermediate Spanish. I would like a...
A: hey, i did a month of Voluteering in Ibague, Colombia. I stayed with a family there and learnt alot of spanish. The price for the month which included...
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Colombia's cosmopolitan capital city Bogotá, with a population about 8 million people, is located at an altitude of about 2640 m in the Andean Highlights. This gives it constant spring like weather....
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Big bad brash Bogota. The most dangerous city in South America. The kidnapping capital of the world. Say what you like about the capital of Colombia but quiet and unassuming it is not. Reputations are...
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Bogotá is a big city with about 7.5 million inhabitants. It is situated at an altitude of almost 2600 metres which gives the city a quite cool climate with an average temperature throughout the year...
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Visiting Bogota wasn't exactly planned. This trip was supposed to be about Ecuador, but on the morning of our departure from Philadelphia, I received a call from American Airlines informing me that......
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Perhaps would sound weird that Bogota is too beautiful to miss out! But that's it. I just regreted for not allowing few days more in my trip to explore this beutiful city and to see a little more of...
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