Usaquén gastronomic area
Usaquén still retains the charm of its steep streets, colonial houses and plazas full of life, while becoming one of the most important gastronomic epicentres in the city.
The bohemia and welcoming atmosphere of this neighborhood to the north of the capital invites you to walk on foot to discover a diverse culinary offer: from traditional Colombian cuisine to proposals of high international cuisine, through author restaurants, specialty cafes and bars with cutting-edge cocktail. Usaquén is an ideal destination for those who seek to combine history, culture and gastronomy in the same place.
One of its main attractions is the flea market, which is held on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. There the visitors find a festive atmosphere with sale of antiques, crafts, fashion and independent design, as well as desserts, typical meals and delights such as coal-roasted dungeons, which have become a symbol of the place.
This balance between colonial tradition and cosmopolitan modernity makes Usaquén a perfect meeting point for families, tourists, local and lovers of the good table.
