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Cooking from home, served from a familiar table
A Colombian restaurant run by a family from Medellín who landed here twelve years ago and never stopped cooking. The arepas are pressed by hand each morning, the suero is fermented in-house, and the bandeja paisa carries every component a paisa would expect — including the proper chicharrón.
Lunch is busy with regulars from the office block next door; the evenings slow down into family meals and longer conversations. We sing Happy Birthday in Spanish, we don't rush the table, and the kitchen will gladly tone the chilli down for the kids.
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Flavours of Colombia
Our current menu — discover it on-site or reserve in advance.
The full plate — red beans, rice, chicharrón, fried egg, plantain, avocado, chorizo and ground beef. Brought out on a wooden board, no apologies.
Choose from four fillings: queso, carne desmechada, huevo perico or chicken & avocado. Pressed and grilled to order, served with ají sauce.
Bogotá's chicken-and-three-potato soup with corn on the cob, capers and a swirl of cream. Slow-cooked all morning.
Crispy corn-dough empanadas filled with beef and potato, served with house ají, lime and a small picada of chorizo, blood sausage and ribs.
Slow-cooked sancocho with chicken, beef ribs, plantain, yuca and corn — served with rice, avocado and chilli sauce on the side. Pre-order recommended.
Fresh lulo, maracuyá, guanabana or feijoa juice, blended with water or milk. Or try an aguardiente shot — the way it's drunk in Bogotá.
« Colombia on a plate, the way mother cooks it. »
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