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Most Popular Latin food in Chia, Cundinamarca Department, Colombia
Find out what Latin restaurants to try in Chia including La Granja Naranja, Andres Carne de Res, El Galapago Campestre, Entrepues, Balu, Oaxaca Cantina de Pueblo, El humero, El Portico, La Granja Naranja, La Hamburgueseria Chia
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10. La Hamburgueseria Chia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By edgarbb1981
Iâm enjoying the new administration, the food is very good (donât miss the tortilla soup and the Era Gol de Yepes Hamburger), this location in Chia is very comfy and nice, prices are Ok for the level of food you receive. I really like every time Iâm there.
9. La Granja Naranja
Overall Ratings
3 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Alamills
The reviews here were on balance not very good. However, our experience in all respects was very good. The ambiance is very nice and appropriate for the type of restaurant this is. We were a group of five families with small children. First, our reservation worked perfectly. Table ready to go. To start we ordered one of everything (except the âcaldoâ) under Para Picar. It was all great. Then the main meal was varied but everyone liked what they ordered. The one notation I must make is that it took an hour for the main meal to be served but, as the waiter gave us a heads-up and told us it would be that long, it wasnât a problem; we took the kids to see the animals in the barn. The typical Colombian desserts everyone said were pretty good. I had the chocolate cake which was also a plus. The cappuccinos were also above average. Lastly price to value was more than acceptable. So to sum it up: even though I was a bit wary as to what to expect, we came away very positively impressed.
8. El Portico
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By GringoAlto2000
Be sure to have a good few hours to just absorbe the rural, rustic, rodeo atmosphere. Though a bit out of the city limits, it's wonderful to spend a sunny patio atmosphere. Back balcony overlooks the horse ring and inside reminiscing old world atmosphere!
7. El humero
Overall Ratings
3 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By edgarbb1981
Such a big place, well located, with such a gigantic opportunity to be amazing... and such a disappointment you'll experience... I wouldn't recommend this place, not even to my enemies, this place is BAD and Expensive. Save yourself a bad experience, you want good food for a little more money and a totally different experience? Go to Andres Carne de Res and don't try this one.
6. Oaxaca Cantina de Pueblo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Restaurante fresco, Mezcaleria, con música en vivo e influencia Mexicana, en su cocina divertida. Salud!
Reviewed By jairolopez2019
I've been to this restaurant three times and every time the experience has been great. From the appetizers to the tacos, the main dishes, the margaritas to the music (no only rancheras but Mexican music in general), the restaurant is very nice. Service is also excellent.Although I've only been there for lunch, I've heard comments that weekend evenings are very entertaining with live music. Will have to go sometime.
5. Balu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
Nuestra cocina es el reflejo del respeto por quienes nos proveen ingredientes frescos cultivados localmente, que cuidan y protegen los recursos del campo. Utilizamos consciente y orgullosamente técnicas tradicionales colombianas y contemporáneas que resal
Reviewed By MiguelDiazgranados
Nice place outside the city, near Cajicá. A farm house turned into a restaurant.Amazing burgers!!! Perfect size, great beef and fresh ingredients. They bake their own bread daily and get fresh vegetables from their own orchard. They also have other dishes but the speciality is burgers. I had the "Balú en crecimiento" a huge burger, double beef and lots of bacon. For dessert ask for the curuba dessert, with cookies and white chocolate. Amazing!!!Very peaceful atmosphere surrounded by trees and flowers, they als have a goats and sheeps so it is a great place to go with family and kids.Definitelly in my top place for burgers
4. Entrepues
Overall Ratings
3 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By Lia H
the restaurant is a bit far from bogota, so if you are in the area this is a good, not so expensive option. staff was well trained, there is a big outdoor play area for the kids, rustic decor, typical colombian food. didnt try breakfast yet, but they do serve it. it can get crowded and a bit stuffy, but if you go early youll be ok!
3. El Galapago Campestre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 519 reviews
Reviewed By Jorge_Eck
We visited for Sunday lunch and were not disappointed. On arrival were happy to be given preferential parking and table assignment because we had out any. Service was prompt and the huge PATACÃN CON QUESO Y HOGAO, arrived within minutes of being ordered, it was a great way to start. We had lemonade by the jug and then mains arrived, we ordered full servings of TENDERLON (800 hr) and had them split in 2 in the kitchen, this was cheaper than ordering 2 halves. The HAMBURGUESA CON TOCINETA, (full size,over a pound) was winner, but given its massive size wee left a lot behind
2. Andres Carne de Res
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2390 reviews
Founded in 1982 in the City of the Moon, it opens its doors to delight all the visitors from here and there. With an original environment, full of details this Pagan Paradise bewitches, mutes and entertain to everyone
Reviewed By Objectivetravels
This restaurant has a totally different look to many others I have visited. The ambience contrasts with the level of the cuisine, which was also fantastic. When in Bogota, be sure to include this restaurant in your plans (better if its the Chia location).Hi,Feel free to come back anytime you want!Greetings,Andres Carne De Res' Team
1. La Granja Naranja
Overall Ratings
3 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Alamills
The reviews here were on balance not very good. However, our experience in all respects was very good. The ambiance is very nice and appropriate for the type of restaurant this is. We were a group of five families with small children. First, our reservation worked perfectly. Table ready to go. To start we ordered one of everything (except the âcaldoâ) under Para Picar. It was all great. Then the main meal was varied but everyone liked what they ordered. The one notation I must make is that it took an hour for the main meal to be served but, as the waiter gave us a heads-up and told us it would be that long, it wasnât a problem; we took the kids to see the animals in the barn. The typical Colombian desserts everyone said were pretty good. I had the chocolate cake which was also a plus. The cappuccinos were also above average. Lastly price to value was more than acceptable. So to sum it up: even though I was a bit wary as to what to expect, we came away very positively impressed.
Best Colombian food near Chia, Cundinamarca Department, Colombia
