El Asturiano

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“The fastest service I've ever received at a restaurant in Colombia. Not to give Asturiano credit, but the truth is, the experience was excellent. The food was delicious and some of the most authentic I've ever tasted. The sausages in wine and the patatas bravas were spectacular. The seafood tasted fresh with every bite, which really makes a difference. I went with my girlfriend, and we'll definitely be back. I also had the chance to meet Javier, the owner, a very kind, friendly person with incredible energy. Highly recommended. — Juan Patiño”

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“Unpretentious place with home-style (Asturian) food. Simple, but with a menu where the cachopo stands out. We tried the one with Manchego cheese. Absolutely delicious, excellent breading. It's a good size, I'd say enough for three or four people. The croquettes were also very good. I'll definitely be back to try the rest of the menu. The service is attentive and efficient. Run by the owner, as they say.”

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“Great Spanish food! I don't know many places in Bogotá that feel as authentically Spanish as this one. The quality of the ingredients is good, the portions are generous and perfect for sharing, the prices are reasonable, and the service is excellent. It's ideal for enjoying with a group, especially on sunny days on the terrace. We'll definitely be back to try other dishes.”

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“High expectations, but limited execution. The seafood paella was disappointing due to its scant seafood, which detracted from the expected experience. The patatas bravas, while tasty, were cut too small, which overpowered the dish.”

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“A typical Spanish restaurant with an ambiance and flavors that perfectly evoke the experience of being in Spain. They offer everything from appetizers to desserts, all of excellent quality and flavor. The portions are generous, so I recommend ordering several dishes to share in the center of the table. I especially recommend the Spanish omelet and the cachopo azul (a breaded and fried veal cutlet), the latter being ideal for at least three people due to its large size. The service is quick, and although the place is small, it has several tables. There doesn't seem to be an option for reservations, so it's best to arrive early. The prices are very reasonable.”

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“They deserve more than 5 stars! The food is spectacular, from start to finish, the dishes are full of authentic Spanish flavor. I highly recommend every dish I tried: meatballs, anchovies, and chistorra sausage. And without a doubt, the best aioli in Colombia! It would be unfair not to praise the chef (owner) and the waiter, whose service was absolutely impeccable. If you like Spanish food, this is the place to go in Bogotá—an unpretentious tapas bar with the best flavor. But keep in mind that they close at 5 pm.”

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“The closest to eating in Spain that i have tried in Bogotá. The place is managed by the owner himself.”

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“If you want a wonderful experience, go to this place. The food, the service, and the atmosphere truly surprised me. Every bite has a unique flavor. It's definitely a place to have an incredible experience. 100% recommended.”