About this spot
Caserito serves up bold Colombian flavors in the trendy Zona G neighborhood, where you should order the traditional arepas stuffed with savory meats or fresh cheese. The open-air vibe and high-quality ingredients make this spot a standout for travelers looking to experience authentic Bogota dining without the tourist trap feel.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order the 'arepa de queso' if you want a rich, melted cheese experience that defines local comfort food.
- Ask for extra salt on your arepas before they cook, as Colombian street-style corn cakes often come under-seasoned.
- Arrive early in the evening to secure a table, as Zona G fills up quickly with both locals and expats.
Common Questions
How much does Caserito cost?
Expect to pay between $30,000 and $60,000 COP per person for a main dish and drink, roughly $7–$15 USD depending on the cut of meat.
Where is Caserito?
It is located in the Zona G (Gourmet) neighborhood in Bogota; look for it near the main pedestrian street lined with cafes and boutiques.
What should I order first?
Start with a cold beer or a traditional Colombian coffee, then try the 'arepa de pollo' which features crispy fried chicken inside the corn cake.
About this page
Restaurant: Caserito
Cuisine: Restaurant
Location: Zona G (Gourmet), Bogota, Colombia
Source: Curated from local review platforms