Irma was the one who made this place click for me. She checked in at the right moments, didn&#39;t hover, and had solid suggestions when I couldn&#39;t decide. Food was good, but honestly her energy carried the whole visit. Didn&#39;t catch her for long stretches since it got busy, but she handled it fine. Would sit in her section again.

Stopped by for breakfast and honestly the presentation was the highlight. Everything looked so good on the plate. Cozy inside, easy to just sit there with coffee and not rush. Food was decent, nothing crazy but fine for a light meal. Maybe a bit slow but I wasnt in a hurry anyway.

The chicharr&oacute;n was spot on, crispy without being dry. Paired it with a glass of their aguardiente sour, which balanced the richness nicely. Portions are generous for the price. Place gets loud, but that&#39;s part of the charm here.

Stopped by for a relaxed dinner and grabbed a glass of white to go with the sea bass. Fish was cooked nicely, flaky and fresh. Portion ran a bit small though, left wanting a few more bites. Fine spot if you&#39;re not starving and just want something light with a drink.

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.

The lighting in there is so warm and soft, it just makes you want to linger. We grabbed a few dishes to share and everything came out looking great. Prices are a bit steep, but you can tell they put care into the food. A solid pick if you&#39;re in the area.

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 lomo al trapo here is the real deal. Had it after hitting up Museo del Oro and honestly the meat was cooked perfect, nice and juicy inside. Sandwich was solid too. Price is fair for what you get. Just go for the food, that&#39;s what matters.

The mote here is honestly one of the best I&rsquo;ve had in the city. The carima&ntilde;olas were crispy outside and soft inside, and the quibbes were packed with filling. Portion size was decent for the price, which is rare around here. I&rsquo;d come back just for those two things.

The Ambato roast was really good, nice and bold without being bitter. Coffee came out hot and fresh. Only thing is they barely had any gluten-free options, just one sad little muffin. Wish they&#39;d carry more since I can&#39;t do regular pastries. Still, the coffee itself made it worth stopping in.

Lovely spot by El Virrey Park. The covered terrace is perfect for sitting outside without stressing about the weather. Food was nicely presented and service felt genuinely friendly.

Stopped by for a quick bite and went with the full English breakfast. Sausages were proper, eggs done right. Portion&#39;s solid for the price. Place was busy but food came out fast enough. Good spot if you wanna catch a match while you eat.

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 falafel was crispy on the outside and actually had flavor inside. Fries came in a giant portion, like enough for two people honestly. Casual little spot, nothing fancy but it hit the spot. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m craving that specific kind of street food again.

We came in for a late dinner and the service was really friendly. The catch of the day and shrimp appetizer were tasty, though a touch salty for me. The black garlic butter with the bread was a nice touch. I liked that they didn&rsquo;t rush us, even though it was getting late. Just wish the salt was a bit lighter.

The almond croissant was solid&mdash;flaky, not too sweet, and the bread had that nice chewy texture. I sat by the window for a while, just taking my time with coffee. Place feels calm, good for a slow morning. Only thing is the seating&rsquo;s a bit cramped if you&rsquo;re not by the counter, but it didn&rsquo;t bother me much.

Came back here again last week&mdash;still as good as the first time. The staff remembered us, which never gets old. Food&rsquo;s been consistent every visit.

The burrata was fresh, and the empanadas were solid. Honestly, the appetizers are the reason to come here. Mains were okay, not as good. I&#39;d skip those and just do a few starters next time. Quick bite at the bar worked fine for me. Service was fast enough.

Tried this spot with my family and the playground was a win for the kids. Food came out fast, which I appreciated. The grilled meats were decent, but the local dishes were the real highlight for me. Nothing fancy, just solid and filling. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind going back if we&rsquo;re in the area again.

The spinach and chicken empanadas were such a tasty surprise 😋 Coffee was solid too, though the mall spot gets a bit noisy for chatting.

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.

Came here to watch a Champions League game with my friends and honestly the vibe was so good for that. We were all screaming at the TV, felt like a mini stadium 😅 Service was okay, took a while to flag someone down for another round. Music was a bit loud over the commentary but whatever, still a fun spot to hang.

Dropped by for dinner and honestly the New York strip was spot on. Cooked exactly how I asked. Wine list had some solid picks too. Service kept it smooth without hovering. Place has that quiet upscale vibe. Not cheap but you get what you pay for. One of the better meals I&#39;ve had around here lately.

The V-60 here was spot on. Barista actually explained the pour while making it, and the cup came out fruity, clean, no bitterness. Learned more in ten minutes than in months of YouTube videos. Coffee nerds will appreciate this place.

The sancocho here reminded me of my grandma&#39;s cooking, honestly. Chocolate con queso was the perfect way to end the meal. Place is a bit tight but the flavors are worth squeezing in for.

Been coming here for a while now, and the open kitchen still gets me. Watching the chefs work while you eat, it just makes the whole meal better. Menu&#39;s got plenty of options, even for the veggie folks. Gets crowded on weekends though, so book ahead if you can.

The ajiaco here hit the spot, honestly. That slow-cooked chicken and potato soup with capers and avocado on the side... so comforting. The bean stew was good too, but the sweet corn arepa stole it for me. Warm, slightly sweet, perfect for scooping up every last bit. Place was pretty chill for a Tuesday afternoon, not too loud. I&#39;d go back just for that arepa.

The space is huge and spotless, tucked away on the 2nd floor of the 93 mall. Perfect for a quiet business chat, and the staff keep everything running smoothly.

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