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Chef Daniel Morgan finds Colombia a “magical place” for culinary inspiration
Voted Best British Chef in Paris 2016, Daniel Morgan visited Colombia to find inspiration for his next great culinary adventures.
Colombian Easter: Sizing up your fish
Fish is the most celebrated meal in Colombia during Easter. As fish stocks become depleted, know which species can be eaten and the importance of size.
Cooking Taichi: A restaurant where Chinese cuisine builds community
Striking a balance between authentic Chinese recipes and healthy dining is one of Cooking Taichi’s many charms.
Bogotá chefs are turning tables with sustainable kitchens
The leading restaurant group Takami, and host of ecologically minded chefs, are working to integrate small scale farmers in the food selection process.
Colombia’s Buenaventura joins Creative Cities Network for its traditional kitchens and gastronomy
Buenaventura’s cooks and local kitchens are being recognized by the United Nations for their ancestral traditions and unique recipes.
Eighty Six: A Bogotá speakeasy where cocktails do the talking
A “speakeasy” in Quinta Camacho serves one of a kind cocktails by master mixologist and founder Gonzalo Marín.
At 18 Scalini, Italian dishes are prepared the authentic way
A quaint ristorante in Quinta Camacho serves authentic dishes such as brick oven pizza, lasagna and pasta. The personalised service of 18 Scalini makes this Italian deserving of a prestigious designation.
How Chapinero Became Bogotá’s Most Unpretentious Hot Spot
Innovative foodies, eco-chefs and a gallery invasion is changing the face of Chapinero.
El Chato: A Bogotá restaurant on par with the very best
Though El Chato may be a household name to many diners, with a new venue and menu, chef Alvaro Clavijo is reaching for gastronomical stars.
Chef Tomás Rueda and Bogotá’s frying pan “revolution”
Tomás Rueda is the rocker-turned-chef of two of Bogotá’s most innovative and origin ‘conscious’ restaurants. Eat on!
Santa Marta welcomes nomads and gastronomes
While Santa Marta may be known for beach bars and hotel buffets, the restoration of the old city offers visitors more dining choices.