Bruto is a new Quinta Camacho hot spot. The decor, ambiance and delectable food makes for the perfect set up for an evening with friends or family. Its success is not hard to understand as Bruto comes from the same group of restaurateurs who brought us El Bandido Bistro. This time the food is from Spain, more specifically from the Basque region. We try to order something new each time, but the fideoa and the patatas bravas always make the cut. Make sure you reserve at least a week in advance if you are more than 6 as it fills up pretty quick.

Address: Carrera 10A #70-50

Phone: 249-0314

Hours: Mon-Sat 12:30 pm to 1 am

When you first walk into E&D Café, it looks like just another great coffee shop where you can go and enjoy a coffee with friends or alone to work. But as you enter further, you will find the "café lab," all the fancy equipment they have to offer, and quite possibly some of the best coffee in the city. The really friendly owner, Jaime, came by and explained the concept to us and even shared that they will organize coffee workshops and classes for groups. Additionally, Jaime is a Colombian representative of the Italian company Nuova Simonelli - a company that manufactures espresso machines. The coffee at E&D Café is absolutely delicious and you can literally see that they are passionate about making you discover the best flavors of the coffee region in Colombia.

Address: Carrera 4 #66-46

Phone: 248-6955 or 312-778-2791

Salvo Patria is a small neighborhood café/restaurant that will make you experience the real unique taste of Colombian coffee. Whether you go alone or with a group of friends, you will fall in love with its original menu and friendly staff.

Address: Cra 4A # 57-28

Phone: 702-6367

Hours: Tue-Fri 10am-10pm, Sat 8am-10pm and Sun 8am-4pm

Website: www.salvopatria.com