Let’s Eat Colombia

Colombia is world-famous for its coffee, but there’s so much more behind the bean. Here’s what to expect from a Medellín coffee farm tour that goes beyond sipping.

From sizzling stews in Palenque to fruit vendors in Bazurto, Afro-Colombian food culture is a living history—flavored by resilience, migration, and memory.

Whether you’re a street food sleuth or a reservation-first foodie, Colombia’s cities have something to offer. Here’s a curated guide to where to eat and drink in Cartagena, Medellín, and (just a taste of) Bogotá.

Colombia has more than one flavor-rich city to explore. If you’re deciding between the coast and the mountains, here’s a food lover’s guide to help you choose.

If you think Colombian food starts and ends with arepas, think again. This is a cuisine shaped by mountains, coasts, migration, and memory—and you’re going to want seconds.

Planning to explore Colombia’s cultural and culinary capitals? Whether you’re organizing your own multi-city trip or joining a curated experience, these smart tips will help you navigate travel to and from Cartagena and Medellín with confidence.

Still picturing drug cartels and danger when someone says “Colombia”? It’s time for a reset. Here’s what travel in Colombia really looks like—for solo travelers, food lovers, and the curious.

If food is how you connect to place, Colombia will feed your curiosity. Here’s why this vibrant, complex, and delicious country belongs at the top of your list and is hands down one of the best places to travel for food right now.