The staff were nice. The food choice is limited around 6 dishes. Our food was nice nothing exceptional.But be aware your paying hefty tourist premium for what is stable food you find everywhere in bogota

We were on a mission to try Ajiaco and this restaurant was self-proclaimed to have the best. There were several tables for sitting, both upstairs and on ground level and we were seated immediately. The staff didn’t speak English, and we only spoke minimal Spanish...so I thought we’d have more trouble communicating but we didn’t. The menu was limited but as we came for ajiaco specifically we were okay with that. I ordered the ajiaco and in an effort to try something different my husband got the Sancocho. Both meals came out super fast, and were very large portion sizes. I found the ajiaco to be delicious and my husband enjoyed his meal as well. They both came with rice and a slice of avocado. The staff was pleasant and the prices were reasonable - we strongly recommend a visit here to try some traditional foods!More

In he Middle of many tourist centered restaurants, this is a good Colombian experience. The traditional bandeja and ajiaco like you would find them in rural Colombia

I am not sure if it is the best Ajiaco in the world but it is a damn good one. Great choice for lunch while touring the La Candelaria, steps away from Simon Bolivar square. Highly recommended.

If you want great authentic Columbian food that comes in big quantities and is reasonably prizes, this is the place. They recommended us a special dish from the Bogota area whose name I forgot but it was delicious! The only thing that was a bit...odd was that we were they only guests upstairs and they seemed to have forgotten about us after a while because no one came to clear the table. We then went downstairs to tell them and order dessert.More

I enjoyed the traditional ajiaco, and my (less adventurous) husband had the spaghetti. Service was very quick as it was later in the afternoon. I'm glad to have tried this soup, but don't think I"ll be having it every day!

The traditional soup was really big portion with lots of chicken and potatoes. Not salty but they give you capers and cream to add to enhance the flavor. Go hungry and just get the Ajiaco can't go wrong