Celele

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““Contemporary Caribbean cuisine based on the culinary culture and biodiversity of the Colombian Caribbean.” We have been honored with highly valued international awards, such as: 2019 – “Miele One To Watch Award” by The Latin America 50 Best Restaurants. 2020 – No. 49 “The Latin America’s 50 Best…”
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Condé Nast TravelerSep 29

Where to Eat in Medellín, Colombia: A Local's List

From a no-frills stew shop to sceney concepts that make the most of Colombia's culinary bounty.

Exploration of ingredients from the Colombian Caribbean.

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  • BoroRestaurantInvestigative take on Colombian ingredients in contemporary bistro setting.
  • CeleleRestaurantExploration of ingredients from the Colombian Caribbean.
  • AhítoRestaurantElevated take on well-loved dishes from home kitchens.
  • Wake MedellínHotelNew hotel-slash-restaurant-slash-wellness center.
  • CarmenRestaurantColombia-first, ingredient-forward fine-dining experience.
  • Bar CarmenRestaurantOn the list of the World’s 50 Best Bars.
  • Ajiacos y MondongosRestaurantRenowned for classic Colombian fare like ajiaco chicken soup.
  • Sambombi Bistró LocalRestaurantOn the list of Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants.
  • BaravanRestaurantWine bar-style spot with one of the city's best wine lists.
  • Campesino CaféRestaurantSpot for breakfast staples and diving deep into region's brews.
  • 55dBRestaurantCocktail lounge and listening bar with vinyl collection.
  • IdílicoRestaurantBeloved fine-dining restaurant creatively refining emblematic dishes.
  • Test Kitchen LabRestaurantCulinary experience built on investigations into Colombian ingredients.
  • ZombraRestaurantSustainability-focused menu with familiar flavors from France and India.
  • Plaza Minorista José María VillaMarketPremier fresh marketplace for native fruits and local eateries.
  • La Esquina de la RicuraRestaurantEatery within the market serving arepas and catfish soup.
  • Don Teo TrailerRestaurantLaid-back local favorite for 'fast good' with conscious sourcing.
  • Salón CentroTheatreCasual yet elevated eatery innovating with local ingredients.
  • PersonaMuseumSpot for drinks by candlelight.
  • El Club del JazzSightDisfruta de la mejor experiencia de jazz en Medellín en El Club del Jazz.
  • KrudoRestaurant
  • Viches y VinilosRestaurant
  • Chez MiguRestaurant
  • SinparRestaurant
  • Elsewhere
  • GestoRestaurantRionegro, ColombiaIntimate restaurant on chef's own farmland, cultivating ingredients.
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