Restaurant · Bogotá
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What Bourdain ate: Tamales made with chicken and pork belly, combined with vegetables, rice and masa, wrapped in a banana leaf and slow cooked for hours.
Nestled in the welcoming vibe of Usaquén, Abasto offers a rustic spot for creative breakfasts featuring local arepas, fresh juices, and friendly service.
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Bakery · Bogotá
El Florida is a beloved Bogotá classic where you can enjoy a simple, hearty breakfast of hot chocolate, tamales, and pastries in a charmingly nostalgic setting.
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Tábula serves rustic, wood-fired meals meant to share, with melt-in-your-mouth meats and vibrant sides in a lively, communal setting.
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Historical place museum · Bogotá
Step into history at Simon Bolivar’s charming colonial home, where lush gardens and well-preserved rooms bring his life vividly to mind.
El Chato whips up inventive Colombian tasting menus with seasonal local ingredients in a chic, intimate Chapinero Alto spot.
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Hostel · Bogotá
Nestled in a vibrant area of Bogotá, this villa-style hostel offers airy dorms, cozy private rooms, and a lively atmosphere with engaging tours and tasty breakfasts.
Narcobollo serves up delectable Colombian coastal flavors, from cheesy deditos to hearty mondongo, all washed down with vibrant tropical juices.
Asian restaurant · Bogotá
Wok reimagines Asian cuisine in Bogotá with a vibrant atmosphere and a diverse menu, attracting locals for fresh flavors and friendly service.
Market · Bogotá
Bogotá’s Paloquemao Market is a vibrant local hub for fresh Colombian fruits, traditional eats, and lively flower-filled vibes.
Chill 1940s redbrick hostel near Brazil Park with cozy pods, luxe showers, a bar, lounge, terrace, free breakfast, and a welcoming vibe.