About this spot
Bazurto is a chaotic, vibrant market hall where you can grab fresh seafood straight from the boat or sit down for a traditional bandeja paisa at the counter. The air smells of frying plantains and grilling fish, offering an authentic slice of Bogotá's culinary soul without the tourist traps. Expect to navigate narrow aisles filled with local vendors shouting prices for everything from empanadas to whole roasted suckling pigs.
💡 Tips before you go
- Bring cash in small denominations as most stalls do not accept cards or have change for large bills.
- Try the fried arepas de queso at the entrance before you get overwhelmed by the crowd inside.
- Ask vendors if they sell pre-portioned samples of their ceviche to try before committing to a full plate.
Common Questions
How much does Bazurto cost?
Prices vary wildly by stall, but expect to pay $25,000–$60,000 COP ($7–$17 USD) for a full meal including sides and drink.
Where is Bazurto?
Located at Carrera 28 in the Chapinero neighborhood of Bogotá, it is an open-air market rather than a single building with a station nearby.
What should I eat here first?
Start with the fresh empanadas or the fried fish ceviche, which are served immediately after being prepared in front of you.
About this page
Restaurant: Bazurto
Cuisine: Restaurant
Location: Chapinero, Bogota, Colombia
Source: Curated from local review platforms