This rumbero caters to a 25-and-above crowd. They only play salsa here, so make sure you've polished up your moves. 218-3435), is one of my favorite salsa places in Bogotá and fills up Thursday to Saturday.
89–06, has some of the most professional mixologists in town serving original drinks and Colombian takes on classics like the Moscow Mule and Old Fashioned.Īt Parque de la 93, Galeria Café Libro, Calle 11A-93-42 (tel. 124–36, has an on-site garden with hundreds of herbs and botanicals that they use in their cocktails, which include tiki drinks and punches. 6–17, has several dozen types that are served alongside an eclectic menu. 93–77, attracts well-to-do crowds for the burgers, views, and stiff drinks. The Apache Bar on the roof of the Click Clack Hotel, Carrera 11 no. An extensive listing of Bogotá clubs and bars can be found at Bogotá’s cocktail culture has progressed considerably in recent years. Bogotanos dress up to go out, so make sure to look your best. In large clubs, you'll be expected to buy a bottle of liquor if you want to sit at a table if you just want a shot or two, sit at the bar. Most bars and clubs get going around 11pm and close around 3am. An active bar and club scene thrives in Usaquén, La Candelaria, La Zona Rosa, and Parque de la 93. Even though Bogotanos aren't known for their dancing abilities, they do enjoy an enviable nightlife.
