The best ajiaco santafereño in Bogotá
Chicken and three-potato soup flavored with guascas, served with corn, cream, capers and avocado. The dish to eat here, and the three places that do it best. Recipe at chefamazing.com/food-travel/dish/bogota.
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La Puerta Falsa
La Candelaria, Calle 11 #6-50, by Plaza de BolívarGet: Ajiaco, then chocolate santafereño with cheese and an almojábana
Open since 1816 and still a tiny room with a few tables; the city's oldest place to eat ajiaco.
Also on the list: Breakfast and sandwiches in Bogotá.
Calle 11 #6-50, La Candelaria, Bogotá · Map · Add to Chef Amazing - 2
Casa Vieja
Colombian · Three branches across BogotáGet: Ajiaco with its rice, avocado and cream on the side
The traditional Bogotá kitchen locals take visiting family to.
Av. Jiménez #3-57, Bogotá · Map · Add to Chef Amazing - 3
Mamá Luz
La Perseverancia marketGet: Ajiaco at the market counter
A market cook whose soup is a Bogotá favorite, made fresh every morning.
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