Andrés D.C. Bogotá

Great Colombian atmosphere; warm, friendly and safe. If you want to party and drink with your couple or friends without going too wild, this is the place. The meat is not the best; if you love meat and you are looking for a fine cut, this isn’t the place. Cool drinks though.

I spent my Saturday night at this vibrant performance-show restaurant in Bogotá back in January, and it truly exceeded all my expectations from start to finish. As soon as I stepped through the doors, I was greeted by an explosion of color and creativity that stretched across multiple levels, each one revealing a new theme more imaginative than the last. One floor felt like stepping into a fun hell and then heaven, every space was a feast for the senses, compelling me to pause and admire the details that made each concept so distinct and memorable. What impressed me just as much as the décor was the genuine warmth of everyone who worked there. From the hostess who welcomed me with a bright smile to the dancers whose performances left me in awe, every individual embodied the spirit of Colombian hospitality. They greeted me like an old friend, offering recommendations and insider tips with infectious enthusiasm (along with 'Colombian flirting' of course ;). A particularly special moment was when the restaurant’s female manager—around her 30s, though regrettably her name escapes me (maybe Alejandra..?)—took the time to personally guide me through the entire space. Her passion for the venue shone through as she narrated the inspiration behind each floor’s design, giving me a deeper appreciation. Blend of music, dance, and random shows unfolded before my eyes, each act more dazzling than the last. I found myself drawn into their world, clapping and cheering alongside a crowd that buzzed with excitement. Throughout the night, I diligently captured the experience with countless photos and videos, eager to preserve every magical moment and uploading stories. But no amount of snaps could truly convey the energy that pulsed through the air: the laughter echoing off the walls, the ripple of applause after each performance, the joyful conversations sparked between strangers. It was an evening that delighted me in unexpected ways at every turn. It wasn’t just a meal or a show; it was a journey through art, culture, and community, all wrapped into one unforgettable night. If I ever return to Bogotá, I know exactly where I’m headed first. This place comes with my highest recommendation—prepare to be amazed!

Great food, great service great music, totally recommend it! (Make reservation) If you want to party and eat good food you have to come to this place! The atmosphere is great and the place has such a weird, unique and fascinating decoration The variety of dishes is crazy you have an 88 page menu 🤷🏻‍♀️ so while you de use ask for a drink and some chicharrones The meat is juicy and tender, the french fries, mashed potatoes, fish and ceviche were delicious The mandarino is one of the best cocktails I have ever had, so yummy!

Wow, recommended by some and downplayed by others we spoke with. We greatly enjoyed this restaurant. And probably it was due to our wonderful server Andres. We knew exactly what we wanted to order and the food arrived to perfection. All the other places we reviewed for meat in Colombia, you should take Andres’ as an example. The meat was so tender, it was the best we had in Colombia. And even better than the Brazil rodizio we went to. Food delicious and a unique inside vibe and concept. Find the level you want to eat (hell, earth, purgatory or heaven 😇) haha, great place and thank you for making it extra special !! Cheers

Great ambiance, great service, good drinks! The menu is big and at least the plates our table got were ok. It's a fun place! You should go try it and you might have better luck with the food.

A Lively, Tourist-Oriented Experience at Andrés DC Andrés DC is more than just a restaurant—it's an experience. Designed for tourists and locals alike, this multi-level venue is packed with energy, featuring live music, dancers weaving through the tables, and an immersive atmosphere that makes every visit feel like a celebration. One of the standout traditions here is the presidential-style sash they offer to guests who participate in the festivities, displaying phrases like *Honored Guest* alongside the Colombian flag. It's a fun way to engage with the lively setting. The restaurant spans four floors, each with a unique vibe, yet reservations are still highly recommended—queues at the entrance can be long. Despite its size, demand remains high, so planning ahead is key. In terms of food, the quality is solid, and they make it easy to split bills per person or share dishes among the table. Portions, however, are not particularly generous, so keep that in mind when ordering. One dish worth trying while waiting for the main meal is their patacones with cheese, a tasty and satisfying option to start with. While the pricing is on the higher end, the cost-to-quality ratio is reasonable given the vibrant ambiance, though the food itself doesn’t quite match the premium pricing. Ultimately, Andrés DC delivers a memorable experience, making it a must-visit for those looking for a mix of entertainment, culture, and good food—but with the understanding that you’re paying more for the atmosphere than the cuisine itself.

Went here on the recommendation of a friend and colleague! It was way more lively than we anticipated. We had a reservation for 730 or 8pm and still had to line up for a while to pay the cover (10k Colombian pesos each, I think). Then we went up and checked in again and were taken to the top floor. It was so spacious and energetic. The food was good but not great - lots and lots of cheese was added. We wanted to try a bit of everything so we split a bunch of bites: fruits, corn, empanadas, an arepa, baked plantains, and fried chicken chicken. We also each got a cocktail and a slice of chocolate cake. There was a group doing a performance of dance and music that went around to the tables a few times. It was cool, definitely would be a good spot to celebrate or hang and drink and eat. Wouldn’t recommend if you’re trying to have a quiet conversation. Worth a visit though!

Don’t come here unless you’re prepared to overpay for average food. The decor is the only reason to go. We ordered three desserts, paid $35USD, they were the worst desserts we have had in Bogota. It is expensive just to be expensive. They try to be exclusive, but it just comes across as pretentious. Hard pass on this place.