The best restaurants Cartagena De Indias

Nice little French-speaking address on Getsemaní. Gilles and Carolina offer a warm welcome in their colorful bistro, for a French cuisine with Colombian touches, or the opposite. Home cooking with quality local products bought every day at the market. The menu is not very long, but appetizing and changes regularly according to the fresh products. A good choice of breakfasts too. The prices are reasonable. Carolina also offers Colombian cooking workshops which are very successful.

Delicate cuisine, including delicious seafood risottos. This restaurant is run by a staff straight out of the most renowned hotel school in the country. The cuisine is infused with foreign influences, especially Japanese. Chef Diego Camacho's goal is to abolish all fats: try the Shanghai chicken cooked in its mandarin juice. Excellent value for money and an unbelievable setting on the terrace, at the foot of the church.

The restaurant is located in an old convent, with a patio dressed with plants and palm trees. A varied menu, a good cuisine: robalo with lemon, camarones Olano, and the star dish:the Temptation of Zeus, composed of lobster, squid with white wine and cognac but also shrimp and crab with a sauce of passion fruit, octopus with garlic and coconut rice! Didier, passionate about jazz, will feed your ears as well as your taste buds during concerts of a very high level. To crown it all, the son Simón, lyric singer, comes to perform on occasion.

In a very oceanic blue and white decor, this restaurant opened in 2001 is the paradise of ceviches, but also serves delicious fajitas, vegetarian salads and sandwiches. The staff were friendly and helpful.

The flavours of La Pampa Argentina in full Caribbean. The meat is of very high quality and well prepared (there are also fish and seafood on the menu). A tango atmosphere and a wide choice of Argentinian and Chilean wines.

A small, unpretentious café-restaurant, offering an original and delicious fusion cuisine with many vegetarian dishes, in a friendly setting and with a warm welcome. A beautiful discovery!

A traditional restaurant opened more than a quarter of a century ago, very popular with the Carthaginian bourgeoisie. It is chic and authentic. You will dine to Cuban music in a setting that resembles the wooden houses of Louisiana. The prices of the dishes are, of course, high but almost everyone agrees that this is one of the best restaurants in town: the octopus carpaccio and the Indonesian langoustines sautéed with curry, coconut cream and tamarind are great culinary moments! Reservation recommended.

Beautiful colonial house, where you feel like you're dining at the bottom of the ocean. Exotic fusion of ingredients for one of the best seafood restaurants in town. Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends when the Colombian jetset arrives. Juan has other establishments in the plaza that we can all recommend: Mesa Peruana, with Nikkei, Andean and Creole cuisine, and Pizzeria Gourmet with pizzas of course, not bad at all, although not cheap.