Cuchipanda - Tabio

An excellent place for a Colombian breakfast or a stop for local desserts and a juice, on the back you can talk to Alvaro (the owner) on why your orchids don't... read more An excellent place for a Colombian breakfast or a stop for local desserts and a juice, on the back you can talk to Alvaro (the owner) on why your orchids don't do well, all in all a great place to eat deli...fare and spend some ca free time

It has a great atmosphere, small cozy and great music when you go on weekends. All desserts are amazing. Un lugar pequeño y acogedor los postres son super delic... read more It has a great atmosphere, small cozy and great music when you go on weekends. All desserts are amazing. Un lugar pequeño y acogedor los postres son super deliciosos.

Only on weekends and with very limited selection... Freshly baked local breads and delicious local breakfast rates. Try almojabanas and pan de yuca with the cha... read more Only on weekends and with very limited selection... Freshly baked local breads and delicious local breakfast rates. Try almojabanas and pan de yuca with the changua soup (Broth with potatoes, onions, garlic, eggs) and a cup of chocolate for a typical breakfast, for...less than 4 dlrs per person... The place really lacks basic services. The seats are cramped and only wooden benches. Toilet or kitchen sanitary facilities are minimal. They can be doused in the case of rain, as the roof is an injection-molded plastic film... Yes, there are birds in a primitive housing, and yes, there are some clean indoor plants, typical of the region...

I love to this place for the beautiful atmosphere and the orchid shop open every weekend, the selection and varieties are quite large, so are the prices! read more I love to this place for the beautiful atmosphere and the orchid shop open every weekend, the selection and varieties are quite large, so are the prices!

Only opens on weekends, and with very limited selection...Freshly baked local breads, and quite tasty local breakfast fares. Try "almojabanas" and "pan de yuca"... read more Only opens on weekends, and with very limited selection...Freshly baked local breads, and quite tasty local breakfast fares. Try "almojabanas" and "pan de yuca" with the "changua" soup (broth with potatoes, onions, garlic, eggs) and a cup of chocolate for a typical breakfast, for less than 4 dlrs per person...The place really lacks basic services. Seating is cramped and only wooden benches. Toilet or kitchen sanitary facilities are minimal. You may get doused in case of rain, as the roof is a scanty plastic sheeting concoction...Yes, there are birds in a primitive enclosure, and yes, there are some neat interior plants, typical of the region...