Going there is a great experience for your palate. It's a place for trying real ethnic food from the north coast of Colombia (known as comida costeña). That's the place to go if you want to really taste it. Do not miss níspero juice, though...they could have bigger servings for the price. Their plantain chips, ceviche and suero costeño are scrumptious. The place is not big, so you'd better get there at 12.00 if you don't want to line up.More

This restaurant was recommended by a friend. It did jot disappoint. Everything is delicious from the table bread, natural juices, appetizers and main dishes. I went on my second day in Bogota and I had to come back again. I will come back one more...time before I leave the city to head home. the “Pollo a la monteriana” and Posta negra monteriana” were incredible. Also the Carimañolas as appetizers are very tasty. I am about to order another batch because I am now craving them. This one will be on my list of “must go to” every time I visit Bogota.More

I came back after almost 2 years (last time we visited Bogota), and this time with a french friend (1st time in Colombia), with the intention of showing him some of the cuisine of my parents' region. We ordered a Carne en Posta with Arroz...con Coco and an Esalada de Curry y Mango, both for sharing. For drinks, Jugo e Corozo and Jugo e Tamarindo. The "to share" option was just perfect since they split the dishes into 2 separate portions and for the size of the combination was just what you would eat. It was tasteful, very Costenio and specially it was not fatty nor heavy (very common features of coaster (and colombian) food. Ah! and a set of Arepitas e huevo for appetizer. As last time I remembered it was just perfect, the same with the staff, the attention and the prize (is not cheap, but you feel is a fair price for the quality of the food you have). We finished with a couple of expressos with the typical colombian taste... just a great lunch in an amazing place!!! Once again VERY recommended!!More

We went here with our local co-workers. The appetizers were delicious along with the corvino, potatoes and salad entrée.More

A great location, with a great ambience to have a gourmet version of colombian coast cousine. Santamarta, Barranquilla & Cartagena's most representative flavours just available for everyone in Bogota. In addition some experimental dishes and AMAZING juices from the coast are available to enhance your...experience. With some luck, Diana herself will be in the restaurant supervising that every touch is just in the right place.More

Awesome Arepas. I would marry the cook. And the coffee and bread! Great service even for a gringo! And the prices are much less than the hotel!

We both ordered the posta negra, and it was delicious, although if you are lured into thinking that food from Colombia's Caribbean coast will be exotic and spicy you may be disappointed. This is a very well prepared beef dish that could come straight out...of continental Europe (except with coconut rice!). We will definitely return again to try the fish dishes. A main dish and drink shouldn't cost more than about COP 30.000. The interior is a bit generic but unobtrusive. It's the kind of place you can imagine going to on a regular basis if you lived nearby. The real treat for us was the waiter who was extremely efficient, with a directness and friendliness noted from people of the coast. This may sound strange to foreigners, but he treated us like equals which is very unusual in this highly socially-stratified country where the typical waiter usually presents him/herself as subservient. It was extremely refreshing!More

This restaurant specializes in 'costeño' cuisine, specifically from Montería. However, the menu is diverse and you cand find anything for all palates. Well located and frequented by people from the surrounding office buildings. Highly recommended.

The best breakfast I had in Bogota. The food was delicious and well presented. The service and price overall was good.

Breakfast and lunch are a very good choice if you are around. The service is excellent, the food very good and there is a good atmosphere even though yo have to make the line when it gets very crowded during lunch hours

We had the brunch here at the suggestion of our son who is an exchange student in Bogota. The food was excellent, although with all the courses and choices, it’s easy to get filled up. The price is inexpensive but the food quality is great.

I arrived at Diana García invited by a Colombian client to experience the local cuisine. I tried a bass accompanied by sauteed vegetables. Excellent dish. I accompanied it with a passion fruit juice.