Ice cream&rsquo;s solid, and the place stays clean. They rotate some wild flavors&mdash;tried one that was almost too weird, but it worked. Burgers are messy as hell, but that&rsquo;s part of it. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for. I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area.

The &#39;Queso con bocadillo&#39; ice cream here is something else. Salty and sweet in a way that actually works. Tried the &#39;Limonada de coco&#39; too, pretty refreshing. Parking&#39;s a pain, but I&#39;d deal with it again for that queso flavor.

Stopped by for breakfast and honestly the vibe caught me off guard &mdash; feels like a little French castle in the middle of Bogot&aacute;. Staff were on top of everything, super attentive. Prices are a bit steep though, but you&rsquo;re kinda paying for the setting. I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The bakery section is my go-to&mdash;bread and pastries always taste fresh. Coffee pairs well with them. Service can be hit or miss though, so I usually grab things to go.

The cookies and cakes here are really good. Service was a bit slow when I visited, but the dessert selection makes up for it. Comfortable seating too.

Stopped by for a pastry and ended up paying with crypto&mdash;didn&rsquo;t even know they accepted it. That was pretty cool. The pastry itself was fresh, flaky, and you could tell the ingredients were good. Nice spot in a convenient location. I&rsquo;d go back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Stopped by around midnight and they were still serving. The fried egg with rice and chorizo was exactly what I needed. Passion fruit mocktail on the side didn&rsquo;t hurt either.

Stopped by for an almond croissant. Flaky, buttery, really well done. Probably one of the better ones I&#39;ve had in Bogot&aacute;. Good spot if you want a relaxed breakfast. Service was fine, nothing special. Place gets busy mid-morning, so go early if you want a seat.

Came back twice while we were in town&mdash;that says it all. Coffee was solid and the bakery case kept calling my name. Service felt genuine, not forced.

Stopped by for a quick bite and it did the job. Food was solid, nothing fancy but tasty enough. Service was fast, no waiting around which I appreciated. Place was pretty busy but they kept things moving. Good option if you&#39;re in the area and just wanna eat without making a big deal of it.

The Pithivier was solid and the coffee hit the spot. Prices are a bit steep for the size, but the quality&#39;s there. Staff were nice about pointing out what to try.

The mille-feuille needs a pre-order, but man, it&rsquo;s worth it. Layers were super crisp and the pastry cream wasn&rsquo;t too sweet. Just wish the portion was a bit bigger for the price.

Stopped by for a quick coffee and pastry. Cappuccino was solid, strong enough to do the job. Bread selection looked decent, grabbed a croissant too. Service was friendly, no complaints there. Place is easy to find, which matters when you&#39;re on a schedule. Fine for a casual stop, nothing more.

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