Colombian cider to hit the shelves in Bogota’s bars

We meet the Colombian-Kiwi duo making Colombian cider in the capital In a converted garage, tucked away amongst the low-rise buildings of...

Colombia’s best chef?

[caption id="attachment_5914" align="alignright" width="300"] Some Winners of La Barra awards. Photo courtesy of Difussion[/caption] After 10 years...

Where to eat: Restaurant reviews

Cooking Taichi Carrera 14 #93-14 Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Atmosphere: 3/5 Value for Money: 3/5 According to its website, Cooking Taichi prides itself...

Where to go: Eating Out

Casa Vieja (Carrera 10 #26-60) On first entering Casa Vieja, you feel like you've stepped into a time-machine, away from the busy intersection of...

Home Rum

A world-renowned Colombian rum could finally be set to hit the shelves as part of a government plan to limit local alcohol monopolies that are used...

Gastronomy Special

Bogota’s reputation as Colombia’s culinary hotspot continues to grow, with an influx of top-quality international and fusion restaurants over the...

Christmas makes you potty!

The Bogotá Post gets its hands dirty and find out how to roast a turkey without an oven. The puddles just outside Paloquemao were filled with...

A Tale Of Two Restaurants: La Fama and Nueve

[caption id="attachment_3472" align="alignright" width="255"] Photo: La Fama[/caption] La Fama Having investigated a number of restaurants in...