Usaquén Food Tour

Empanadas, cacao, coffee, tropical fruits, and much more await you in one of the most picturesque neighborhoods in Bogotá. This food tour is an excellent opportunity to dive into the rich heritage of Usaquén through its most genuine flavors. Prepare to be delighted from the very first bite.

Food Tour Overview

Our adventure begins at the entrance of the Usaquén cemetery, where we will gather to embark on a gastronomical exploration of one of Bogotá’s most enchanting neighborhoods. Are you ready to uncover the tastes of Colombia?

As we stroll along the neighborhood's charming cobblestone streets, we'll delve into its Colonial history and the evolution of its residents. Our first stop takes us to a local fruit and vegetable market, where you will discover the rich biodiversity of Colombia. Here, we will taste three exotic fruits that are perfect for igniting our appetites.

Next, we will visit Abasto Restaurant, which honors the essence of the town's markets. You will savor traditional empanadas and a delectable shrimp cocktail, both quintessential dishes in any Colombian gathering.

Our journey continues to the Plaza de Andrés, located within the renowned Hacienda Santa Bárbara. This vibrant eatery offers the chance to enjoy a choclo arepa as we discuss its significance in Colombian cuisine. Don't forget to take some pictures and soak in the lively atmosphere!

From the main square of Usaquén, we will admire the preservation of its Colonial architecture before proceeding to Legado Cacao. Here, you will be treated to a sensory experience featuring Colombian chocolate, tasting three distinctive varieties!

We will then immerse ourselves in Colombia's coffee culture at Café San Alberto, a reputable national brand. Enjoy a cup of some of the finest coffee from the Coffee Axis, accompanied by pan de yuca, a beloved Colombian snack.

To conclude our food tour on a sweet note, we'll indulge in an oblea with arequipe, a dessert cherished by the people of Bogotá.

Finally, we’ll visit the Usaquén Flea Market, where you can explore a variety of handmade crafts and local products. Nearby is the Usaquén Foundation Park, where we will wrap up our gastronomic journey after 3.5 hours of discovering the culinary delights of Usaquén.

Itinerary Variability

This food tour involves visits to private establishments, which may result in changes to specific stops and locations without prior notice due to unforeseen closures, private events, or other organizational reasons from the businesses. Nonetheless, we ensure that the complete itinerary will be followed, and all tastings included in the activity will remain intact.