Colombia · FOOD & DRINK IN BOGOTÁ
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 15 food & drink in Bogotá worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Walk La Candelaria and sample 7 Colombian specialties, from carimañolas and ceviche to ajiaco, with a local guide.
“Fun neighborhood, but the tour itself wasn't great. An hour in and we'd only had some lukewarm chocolate drink, a piece of cheese, and bread. That set the tone. The pacing dragged and tastings were kind of blah. Not fun, but not awful.”
Bogotá food tour with La Perseverancia and La Candelaria stops, 12+ tastings, tejo, and a coffee workshop. Small group, 4 hours.
“Juliana and Maria were super friendly and helpful. We are blessed to have met a group of likeminded fun people who makes this an even greater experience. Money well spent on this informative and delicious food tour!”
Sample 12 Colombian dishes and drinks in small-group Bogota, then play explosive tejo and sip Andes coca tea, plus a coffee workshop.
“the tour was wonderful, the guide was great! the food was amazing!”
A small-group Bogotá tour mixing Monserrate cable car views, La Candelaria food stops, Botero Museum, and key historic squares.
“We had a great time exploring Bogota. Gaby did an outstanding job with lots of knowledge throughout the tour. We highly recommend her and this experience!”
Bogotá craft beer tour with tastings, Tapazo warm-up, brewery stops, Colombian beer history, and a final big selection.
“Activity was great and provided great insights into Colombia d Bogota through beer. The drinks selection were exceptional. Cristian was an friendly guide!”
Private 6-7 hour Bogotá tour with Monserrate cable car, Gold Museum, La Candelaria, chocolate, and coffee tastings.
“We had a wonderful day with Luis on our private tour. The story telling and information he shared while we were in the gold musuem was unexpected and an absolute highlight. From start to finish great communication and planning. Would 100% reccomend taking a private tour with him.”
A 2-hour guided Colombian coffee tasting in Bogotá with aroma and acidity tests, coffee snacks, and a hands-on brew for $25.
“Very good! The area is not the best place but the tour itself is good”
3-hour Paloquemao market food tour in Bogotá with exotic fruit tastings, local snacks, bottled water, and coffee, led by a guide.
“Juana was an incredible guide. We had an amazing time exploring the market and trying new fruits. Highly recommend for families.”
Private 3-hour La Candelaria food tour in Bogotá with hotel pickup, coffee and chocolate tastings, plus arepa, almojábana, and obleas.
“Cindy was accommodating and really knew her varieties of fruits, different foods and history of the old district. Because of the Holy Week, she had to change venues and did an excellent job on the fly.”
A small-group specialty coffee tasting in Bogotá with four extraction methods, guided sensory training, cake, and clear steps to brew at home.
“We had a lovely time and learned a lot. Small intimate setting with lots to taste and do. Highly recommend this experience.”
Tejo and Beer Tour in Bogotá: learn Colombia’s national sport, play at an authentic tejo field, enjoy at least four beers, with hotel pickup.
“We had such a fun day. It was our first day in Bogota and was so fun to go out and have a few beers and play some bar games. Cristian was such a great guide.”
Bogotá specialty coffee tasting with four brew methods, washed and honey origins, flavor chart, empanada snack, and practical pour tips.
“Great experience! Jorge was kind and patient. He gave us a thorough tasting, while learning about the coffee beans, brewing process, and flavors. I learned a lot, great overall experience. We got a cute certificate and a dessert at the end.”
Taste your way through Bogotá’s La Candelaria on a small-group street food tour with market produce, chicha, and La Oblea, plus culture.
“Not going. Guide failed to call OR text when we didn't show. We could have met her in 10 minutes. She said waited 50M for our private tour then she couldn't be contacted .”
Eat your way through Bogotá on a 4-hour small-group walk across La Perseverancia market, La Macarena, bakeries, and La Candelaria.
“300 characters is not enough to give a detailed review, so here goes. Fantastic tour, Luis Saurez (tour guide) was multilingual and simply amazing. The tour guide exceeded our expectations. We left with a lifelong friend in Luis.”
Bogotá street food tour in Candelaria with empanadas, obleas, aguardiente, hot chocolate with cheese, coffee, and ajiaco tips, plus food history.
“Great tour. Leo was informative and a fun tourguide. Recommend this activity if you are in Bogota and enjoy learning about local cuisine and coffee!”
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