Bagatelle - Bogotá

This was a nice place to have breakfast. The pastries were good and juices excellent. Service was good and the it was pleasant sitting outside on the patio.

The atmosphere is nice although a bit sterile. We were greeted with an ample smile by a waiter who showed us to out table and the forgot about us. The menu is too extensive which makes it hard to go through the options. The food was overpriced. I had the lebanese eggs which turned out to be ONE fried egg with sumac over it and a tough, dry piece of pita bread for $17,000 COP which is about $5.50. For that price, the service was almost non-existent. We had to wait 10 minutes for our coffee and juice to arrive and had to ask constantly for silverware, salt, butter, etc because nobody thought to offer them with our meal.

Terrible! This used to be a great place. But fame does not go with constancy. Terrible service, sloppy dishes, lots of pretension, zero quality. Very disappointing!

Contemporary style with two pleasant terraces, wide range of pastries, breads and egg dishes for breakfast and all the on trend smoothies and juices. Breads and pastries to take out available. Serivce can be slow and this is a weak part of the customer offering; food is well presented and of good quality, T

This is one of the best breakfast joints in Bogota with an extensive menu that extends form delicious croissants to egg white omelette and not forget the crepes. We did have some difficulty in explaining the crepes that were totally vegetarian, but the staff was very helpful. Two blocks from the Artisan hotel this is a very elegant place.