The prices here run a bit high for the neighborhood, and I noticed the sides felt kinda repetitive after a while. But the presentation was really nice, and I enjoyed the main dish I ordered. It&rsquo;s not somewhere I&rsquo;d go every week, but I&rsquo;d come back for a treat.

Stopped by for a drink and ended up staying longer than planned. The outdoor seating is nice, not too loud even with the TVs on. Cocktail was solid, maybe a touch overpriced but fine. Good spot if you want something casual without the whole fancy dinner vibe.

Solid steak, well seasoned. Better than most spots around here. Only issue is parking, pretty tight. Worth dealing with if you&#39;re nearby.

Service was quick and friendly, no complaints there. The menu&rsquo;s got a good range, though I stuck with the grilled fish&mdash;cooked just right. Solid spot if you&rsquo;re in the area.

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.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and grabbed a pasta plate. Food was solid, tasted fresh and the sauce was on point. Place is small but fine for a fast bite. Owner was around and seemed to care about the food. Service was quick enough for me. Good spot if you&#39;re in La Calera and hungry.

The Spanish-Indian fusion thing really works, that risotto was packed with flavor. Sangria hit the spot too.

The grilled octopus was the standout&mdash;soft, smoky, just the right amount of char. The tuna was good too, but honestly I kept thinking about that octopus after we left. Wine list is solid if you&#39;re into that. It&#39;s not cheap, so maybe not an everyday spot, but for a nicer night out it works. Place had a good hum to it, not too loud.

Broth was light but had good depth, and the egg was spot on. Maki came with proper wasabi and ginger on the side. Filling enough for the price.

The tasting menu took us through Colombia in a really beautiful way. Each plate was explained so well, and the wine pairing just worked. The room felt elegant but not stiff. Only wish the pacing had been a bit quicker.

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 bife ancho was decent&mdash;good flavor, but a few fatty pieces I had to work through. Not the best steak I&rsquo;ve had in Bogot&aacute;, but I keep coming back for the consistency. It&rsquo;s the kind of place where you know what you&rsquo;re getting, and that counts for something.

The seating area felt a bit cramped but the food made up for it. Had the Catalan cream and it was solid. Live music was a nice touch too.

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 this place in Usaqu&eacute;n after walking around. Pizza was solid, thin crust like I like it. Got a bit busy around dinner so service slowed down some, but the vibe was chill enough to wait. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something easy.

The naan here is super thick and chewy, exactly how I like it. Curries are a bit hit or miss though. Samosas are always a safe pick if you&rsquo;re unsure. It&rsquo;s not the most refined Indian food, but it&rsquo;s hearty and filling. Good spot to hit up with friends when you want something casual and don&rsquo;t mind a heavier meal. Just don&rsquo;t expect anything fancy 😅

Came here on a whim and honestly the mariachi band made the whole night. They played all the classics and the energy was just right. Drinks were solid too. Only thing is it gets loud, like really loud, so don&#39;t plan on having a quiet conversation. But if you&#39;re in the mood for a fun night, this is the spot.

Came here for a business lunch and honestly the place looks fancier than what you pay. Got the set menu and the portions were decent for the price. Service was attentive but not annoying. Only thing is it got a bit noisy when it filled up, but for the value I can&#39;t complain. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The paella here was solid and the cazuela de mariscos had good flavor. Service was attentive, Cindy gave us honest recommendations. Place gets busy so come early.

The lomo saltado was the star &mdash; tender beef, perfectly cooked fries. Cozy spot with that old-school Colombian vibe. Wish the portions were a bit bigger though.

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 lomo saltado was actually really good, juicy and well seasoned. But getting the bill took forever and they mixed up our order at first. For what we paid, I kinda expected smoother service. Food saved it though, I&#39;d probably come back just for that dish.

The MOAB burger was solid&mdash;juicy, cooked right. Coconut lemonade hit the spot too. Place has a chill vibe, easy to just sit and hang out for a while.

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.

The Fiorentina steak was properly tender&mdash;one of the better ones I&#39;ve had outside Italy. Imported cut is pricey, but the domestic one with a Malbec worked well. Plenty for two.

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 octopus and avocado carpaccio was pretty good, and the pork ossobuco came out really tender. Andrea and Sandra took care of us well. View was nice too, though it got a bit busy later.

The Ureshi roll really hit the spot. Crunchy shrimp, creamy crab salad on top&mdash;good texture combo. I just wish they gave a bit more of the sauce on the side. Fresh fish overall, which I always appreciate.

The red thread ritual was such a nice touch &mdash; felt like part of the whole experience. Food was tasty too, though service seemed a bit rushed.

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