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Just arrived from Colombia
The Shop
Bon Bon Bum
$30
Chocorramo
$80
Aguardiente Real
$800
While supplies last
Starters
To start
The first thing that reaches the table and what really opens the appetite. Crisp, eaten with your hands, no ceremony.
The best way to open the table
Chicharrón Trancao
400g · 1–2 people · order it for the middle of the table
- Cracks when you bite it, meaty inside: chicharrón
- golden patacones
- creamy guacamole.
$330
To pick at while the rest arrives
Guacamole con Chicharrón
Traditional silky guacamole, meaty chicharrón and plantain chips: crunchy against creamy in every bite.
$190
Patacones in full chaos
Patacones Recocheros (5)
They come all mixed up, which is why they carry everything and more of it: guacamole, chicken, ground beef, chicharrón, chorizo and melted cheese.
$200
Like the ones on Colombian street corners
Empanadas (5)
Golden empanadas filled with spiced chicken, ground beef or cheese, made to be eaten hot.
$180
Team arepa? These are yours
Arepitas Recocheras (5)
Golden little arepas on a bed of guacamole, topped with chicken, ground beef, chicharrón, chorizo and melted cheese.
$180
The way they eat them in Medellín
Patacones con Chicharrón (3)
Golden crispy patacón, a bed of creamy avocado and meaty chicharrón.
$150
The perfect start for the crew
Patacones Vallunos $90
(4)Big crispy patacones with house hogao: the Colombian tomato and onion sauce.
To Share
For the whole crew
Big platters to put in the middle of the table so nobody leaves wanting more. This is where dinner turns into a plan.
Over 2 hrs in the oven
Castacón
Pork belly · Over 1.2 kg · 4 people
- Built for tacos and for sharing
- With handmade tortillas, patacones, plantain chips, and house guacamole and ají.
$750
Add more flavor
- Chicharrón (crispy pork belly) +90
- Cheese arepa +60
- Morcilla (blood sausage) +60
- Chorizo +60
- Papa Criolla (Colombian baby potatoes) +60
- Guacamole +50
- Tortillas +25
Perfect for picking at a bit of everything
Picada Montañera
Crispy chicharrón, juicy chorizo, skirt steak and chicken • cheese arepa, patacones, fried cassava and papa criolla.
The favorite2–3 people$500
Colombia's most famous dish, in 3 tiers
Bandeja Paisa 3 Pisos
chicharrón • chorizo • morcilla • beef • egg – beans • rice • plantain • avocado • arepa.
2–3 people$600
For whoever arrives very hungry
Chuleta Valluna XL
The pride of Valle del Cauca: tender pork, breaded and fried until crisp • potatoes • patacones • avocado.
4 people · giant$700
To go with it
- Pitcher of juice (4 glasses) $160
- Bucket of beer (5 beers) $270
Colombian Classics
What a paisa grandmother would cook
The dishes any Colombian would recognise with their eyes closed. Home recipes, cooked slowly and with no shortcuts.
Bandeja Paisa Personal
The dish that best represents Colombia. An explosion of sweet, savory and crunchy flavors on a single platter. Beans, chicharrón, chorizo, beef, fried egg, avocado, rice, plantain and arepa
$250
Also as 3 Pisos, to share — 600.
Add more flavor
- Chicharrón (crispy pork belly) +90
- Chicken breast +80
- Chorizo +60
- Papa Criolla (Colombian baby potatoes) +60
- Cheese arepa +60
- Avocado +35
- Tortillas +25
Mains
The pride of Valle del Cauca
Chuleta Valluna
Breaded pork chop fried until crisp, served with potatoes, patacones and avocado.
$240
Paisa home cooking
Cazuela de Frijoles
Beans slow-cooked paisa style, served with rice, avocado, little arepas, plantain and crispy chicharrón.
$220
Grandmother's soups
Bogotá's signature soup
Ajiaco santafereño
Creamy soup made with chicken, Colombian potatoes and the unmistakable aroma of guascas.
$250
The Sunday sancocho
Sancocho de Gallina
Free-range hen slow-cooked with plantain, cassava and corn, served with rice and avocado.
$250
Colombia's cure for anything
Caldo de Costilla
Beef rib cooked for hours until it falls off the bone, in a clear broth full of flavor.
$180
Street Food
Eaten with your hands
Arepas, patacones and Colombian burgers. Street food done properly — the food you miss most when you are far away.
La Berraca
Double meat
House-seasoned artisanal beef and pork belly chicharrón baked for two hours. On bread kneaded and baked in house, with melted cheese, fresh guacamole and our house sauce. Served with french fries.
$270
Goes great with
- Refajo $140
- Cantarito Paisa $170
Burgers
A burger with no bun
Pataburger $220
Grilled beef, melted cheese and creamy sauces between two crispy patacones. Served with french fries.
Between two cheese arepas
Arepaburger $250
The favoriteBeef burger with lettuce, tomato, pineapple, caramelized onion and more cheese. Served with french fries.
Arepas
Crispy chicharrón and chorizo
Arepa Paisa $160
With creamy avocado and cheese, packed inside the arepa.
The classic pairing that never misses
Arepa de Carne $140
Ground beef and melted cheese inside the arepa.
Juicy chicken breast
Arepa de Pollo $140
With avocado, plantain and cheese, inside the warm arepa.
Desserts
The happy ending
Arequipe, tres leches and the Chocorramo out of every Colombian lunchbox. Properly sweet, the kind you remember.
Polvos Mágicos
Soft, moist tres leches soaked in creamy arequipe with popping Quipitos.
$150
Add more flavor
- scoop of ice cream +45
The perfect balance of sweet, tart and tropical
Cheesecake de Temporada
Creamy, with the Colombian fruit of the season: passion fruit, lulo or whichever is at its peak.
$140
Chocorramo con Helado
The Chocorramo — the chocolate-covered pound cake from every Colombian lunchbox — served with creamy scoops of ice cream, arequipe and condensed milk.
$190
Drinks
Fruit that only grows there
Lulo, passion fruit and coconut lemonade made fresh, plus signature cocktails and the spirits people actually drink in Colombia.
El Duelo $380
Signature cocktails
Carajillo Paisa
The favorite$185
Cantarito Paisa
$170
La Bichota
$170
Timeless classics
Mezcalita de Maracuyá $160
Mezcalita de Frutos Rojos $160
Mezcalita de Lulo $165
Carajillo Clásico $145
For the whole table
Botella de guaro $1600
Botella de ron $1700
Colombian juices and lemonades
Jugo de Lulo $65 / $230
glass / pitcherJugo de maracuyá $60 / $210
glass / pitcherLimonada de coco $60 / $210
glass / pitcherLimonada de piloncillo $50 / $180
glass / pitcherLimonada mineral $55 / $190
glass / pitcherLimonada natural $45 / $160
glass / pitcherLimonada de aguacate $65 / —
glass / pitcher
Milkshakes
Malteada de Arequipe $80 / $120
mini / large
Beers
Cerveza nacional $60
Corona · Pacífico · Pacífico suave · Modelo especial · Ultra michelob · Victoria · Barrilito · Corona light.
Cerveza artesanal de lulo $120
Citrusy and light, poured from the tap. The same lulo as the juice, now in a beer.
Cubetazo $270
Five domestic beers, in a bucket of ice. The natural companion to the Picada and the Castacón.
Domestic beer + Colombiana
Refajo $140
Spirits and wine
Buchanan's 12 años $180 / $2400
shot / bottleAguardiente Antioqueño $140 / $1600
shot / bottleRon Viejo de Caldas $150 / $1700
shot / bottleMezcal 400 Conejos $120 / $1500
shot / bottleTrapiche Malbec $130 / $400
shot / bottleCasillero del Diablo $180 / $600
shot / bottle
Brought from Colombia
Pony Malta $100
A malt drink, mild and sweet: in Colombia it is what you order with Empanadas.
Refresco de Colombia $80
Colombia's favorite sodas, from POSTOBÓN. On any trip through Colombia they are compulsory!
Soft drinks
Coca-Cola $60
Agua mineral $50
Agua natural $30
Coffee and chocolate
Chocolate con queso $75
Whoever tries it falls in love! It sounds odd, but in Colombia combining sweet and savory is completely normal.
Café Americano $60
Chocolate $60
Café tinto $35
In every Colombian home someone will ask you: ¿un tintico? Black coffee in a small cup, the size and color of red wine.
Add more flavor
- Spike your beer +130
- michelada glass +30
- chelada glass +25
Menú Parceritos
For the little parceritos
Portions made for them. And yes, they leave with their toy.
And the little duck goes home with them
Cajita Parceritos
Chicken strips, fries and a candy, in their own animal box.
$190
Arrives in its own toy dog
Perrito Valiente
A hot dog in soft bread with American cheese, crushed chips, ketchup and pink sauce.
$150
Tiras de Pollo con Papitas a la Francesa
$140
To go with it
- And to drink, a mini Arequipe milkshake $80
The Shop
Bon Bon Bum (unidad)
Colombia's classic lollipop: strawberry outside, bubble gum in the middle.
$30
Chocolatina Jet mini (unidad)
The chocolate bar every Colombian grew up with, in assorted mini size.
$30
Bocadillo Veleño (unidad)
Pressed guava paste from Vélez. The one you eat with cheese.
$30
Quipitos Pops (unidad)
Candy with popping powder inside. Pure Colombian schoolyard.
$30
Papas Margarita de Pollo
Colombia's chicken-flavored chips. Nothing like them in Mexico.
$50
Arequipe Alpina (50 g)
Colombian dulce de leche, in its single-serving cup.
$60
Pony Malta mini (PET 200 ml)
The malt drink Colombians order with empanadas, in the small bottle.
$60
Chocorramo
Pound cake covered in chocolate. The most Colombian of them all.
$80
Guascas deshidratadas (sobre 10 g)
The herb that makes ajiaco. Dried and ready for the pot.
$100
Bon Yurt Zucaritas
Yogurt with its cereal on top, to mix right before eating. With frosted flakes.
$120
Bon Yurt Choco Krispis
The same Bon Yurt, with cocoa crisps in the lid.
$120
Aguardiente Antioqueño (media 375 ml)
Antioquia's anise liquor, the sugar-free green one. Half bottle, sealed.
$800
Aguardiente Real (media 375 ml)
Antioqueño Real, the newest of the family. Half bottle, sealed.
$800
Aguardiente Amarillo de Manzanares (media 375 ml)
Amarillo de Manzanares, softer and sweeter. Half bottle, sealed.
$800
Chocolate Corona Vainilla (200 g, 8 pastillas) $250
Colombian drinking chocolate with vanilla. For hot chocolate with cheese at home.
Build your plate
Add-ons
All of these can be added to any dish on the menu.
Proteins
- Portion of Chicharrón (150g) $90
- Chicken Breast (150g) $80
- Ground Beef (90g) $70
- Chorizo $60
- Morcilla (blood sausage) $60
Sides
- Broth $70
- Papa Criolla (Colombian baby potatoes) $60
- French Fries $60
- Beans $50
- Fried Cassava $40
- Avocado $35
- Patacón (fried green plantain) $35
- Fried Plantain $30
- Cheese $25
- Rice $25
- Tortillas $25
- House Guacamole $50
Arepas
- Cheese Arepa $60
- Plain Arepa $30
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Prices in Mexican pesos, tax included. They may change without notice; the price that applies is the one on the menu at the restaurant.