Reviewed Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Evening in the center of the city of Bogota. Normally I don't spend so much time at this part of the city but just because it was too much traffic I decided to seat down some where and drink a cup of coffee and wait traffic to decapitate.
I found this location and take my attention for which was showing that they are 80 years in the business.
Their setup was little different such as entrance had big pastry display and behind the display there was a door and seating area. Seating area which is easily 100 people can seat down. We tried quiche, crepe, ecleer, milohas. I should say, except crepe everything was better than I expected.
They have quite large menu which I would like to try some more things. Also I am a tea drinker and their tea was much better then many locations.
Only reason that I gave a 3 stars because smell of tamal, which I hate... There wasn't enough air circulation.

Congratulations for doing good job for 80 years...
I definitely would go back. ...More