Los Lindos Reservar una mesa

This is a small nice restaurant located in Quinta Camacho neighborhood that offers spanish food in a great atmosphere with great taste and good service. Interesting option in Bogotá.

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I love going everytime I want a private dinner with friends or family to Los Lindos. It's a small location with great food and they really go all the way for the customers. I went for my graduation with my parents and they gave us the sangria we couldn't finish to-go in a wine glass bottle. I've been there several times and every time is amazing and not expensive.

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Lovely little restaurant, an excellent find! Food is very reasonably priced given the quality (a paella is 25-30k COP). Mainly spanish food (paella, tapas etc. Strongly recommend. NB: The tripadvisor map is a little confusing, the icon is not quite where it should be, so ask in hostel before you go or ask a local en route.

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I was here in my last trip to Colombia It was great but tonight has been spectacular. I had the Almirante which is a calamari Sandwich loved it. We also had some great tapas and the music was awesome. We all ordered different dishes so we can share and try them all including the Paella really great. By the way that new beer they have Delirium is great I never had it before. And the service we had with Hans out of the chart really great guy. Definitely one of the places I love from Colombia. Great job Los Lindos.

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Now this is a place I discovered walking in the neighborhood one Sunday afternoon. Italian village atmosphere and excellent price/quality food. Next time in Bogotá, I'll be back there!

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We came to eat tapas but the tapas menu was not very impressive. We ordered some pinchos, but they were just not special. The service was very good though and we had a great time while drinking a glass of whine.

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We checked out this place for dinner and were not impressed. The tomato sauce that came out with the bread was pretty good and it kind of went downhill from there. We both went with sanduches which is sandwiches if you are wondering why its spelled weird. My wife had the meatball sanduche while I had the petecudo which is like an Italian sandwich. Although we were pretty much the only people in the restaurant, it took about 40 minutes for the order to come out. When it did, the meatball sanduche was cold. The french bread was extra crunchy and hard, which is the worst type of bread I like on my sandwiches. For some reason our waitress didn't understand our order because when we ordered the sanduches we elected the patatas as our side it comes with. Patatas are like fries, which were served with andaluza sauce and was pretty good. Well when we said that we wanted that as our side, she took that as though we wanted two additional orders of patatas. So to our surprise, we were brought essentially four sides of patatas. When I mentioned to her that we just wanted them as our side to our sanduche, she just giggled and shrugged her shoulders without apologizing for the extra order. I just brushed it off because I figured the extra two orders of patatas wouldn't be that much. Well turns out each order, after taxes and tip, came out to $4 each for a total of $8 of patatas we didn't order. We ended up taking the extra patatas to go because there was plenty for a snack the next day. Maybe we just had a bad experience but I wouldn't recommend this place at all.

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Good Evening!We chose this place for tonight's dinner, to keep our tradition alive (try a new restaurant every time we can). As soon as we walked in, we felt embraced by this restaurant. It's a small and cozy place, with elegant music that plays silently in the background. The food it's really good, and the service was outstanding (provided by Julieta). Overall, a really good experience.Best Regards,BanBan

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