Restaurants in Colombia: Harry Sasson
This restaurant is where heads of state, national and international artists, and famous musicians go for unforgettable meals in Bogota.
This restaurant is where heads of state, national and international artists, and famous musicians go for unforgettable meals in Bogota.
Perhaps the most intriguing ingredient at The Market is flexibility. You can personalize your meals, choose the ingredients you want, how you want them.
Need a place to linger over a cup of coffee? The Juan Valdez coffee shop on Carrera 9, just next to the JW Marriott hotel, sits under leafy trees and has one of the largest outdoor seating areas of any coffee shop in the city.
Warning: In this article about Colombian food you will find a high concentration of Colombian words that have no translation.
Update: While this restaurant is no longer open, the article does discuss typical Colombian food that you can try while visiting Colombia.
When one of your favorite chefs invites you over for a meal, you don’t say no. At least, I don’t. So when Leonor Espinosa invited me to try out Misia, her new restaurant in Zona G (the National Museum spot has been open for a year), I was quick to say Sí.
Since 2011, the Bogota Wine and Food Festival has been bringing attention to Colombia's fascinating culinary scene. The festival gathers together chefs from around the world to cook, talk, eat and share their knowledge.