Libertario Coffee Roasters - Calle 70a — Restaurant in Bogota, Capital District

🛑 Coffee Lovers, Read This Before Visiting Bogotá! ☕✨ 🌟 Libertario Coffee Roasters - Calle 🌟

Hidden in the heart of Bogotá, Libertario Coffee Roasters is more than just a café—it’s a celebration of Colombian coffee culture. Whether you're a coffee connoisseur or simply someone who enjoys a well-crafted cup, this place is a must-visit. Here's why 👇

Why Visit Libertario Coffee Roasters? 1️⃣ Authentic Coffee Experience: Skip the supermarket brands—Libertario specializes in locally-sourced, premium coffee straight from Colombian farms. We tasted 4 unique varieties, and each cup was bursting with character.

2️⃣ Educational Coffee Tours: Booked through Airbnb, their coffee tasting tour was an eye-opener! We learned everything from coffee bean origins to perfect brewing methods. 🌱☕

3️⃣ Sleek Ambience: The minimalist interior mixed with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee creates the perfect atmosphere to relax or work. 🪵

4️⃣ Ethical Practices: Supporting sustainable coffee farming, Libertario connects you directly to Colombia’s passionate coffee growers.

Interesting Facts About Libertario ✨ They collaborate with farmers who grow coffee at high altitudes, ensuring bold and complex flavors. ✨ They roast their beans in-house for ultimate freshness and quality control. ✨ You’ll also find limited-edition coffee blends—perfect for gifts or souvenirs.

Who Will Love Libertario? ☕ Coffee enthusiasts ✈️ Travelers wanting to explore Colombian culture 💻 Digital nomads looking for a cozy workspace 🌎 Sustainability advocates Final Pro Tips Don’t rush! Take the time to savor their coffee flights. Bring home a bag of their specialty beans—your mornings will thank you! Hashtags #coffee #travel #colombia #bogota #libertario #specialty #aroma #flavors #latte #culture #local #tour #brew #roasters #cafe #unique #beans #tasting #sustainable #flavorful

👉 If you’re in Bogotá, Libertario isn’t just a stop—it’s a destination. Add it to your list, and let your coffee...

I had come to this cafe in a previous visit so I came once again. The vibe, especially the outside seating area, is quite nice. Lamentably, my food and drink experience were less than nice this time. I realize that tastes are subjective, but I’ve gone to over a dozen large and small cafes in Bogota and the espresso is almost always dialed in and well balanced; this shot in Libertario was far too acidic. To add insult to injury, the only small sweet pastry left was a chocolate chip cookie that looked a little off to begin with, and then I find out it was gluten free (not labeled) and genuinely was the worst cookie I’ve ever put in my mouth. I left it there after one bite. When I mentioned it to the server, as feedback; his response was “we all have different tastes”. This visit ended up literally and figuratively leaving a bad taste in my mouth, so I left and went to The Coffee Corner nearby and had a much better food and...

The most overrated coffee shop I've ever been to.

Very slow service on a Wednesday morning. Two total employees; they needed at least four as there were like 20 patrons sitting down. The female waitress was moving very slowly.

A group of 4 people came in and ordered AFTER me and received their drinks BEFORE me.

When I paid at the end, I was asked if I wanted to leave a voluntary service tip, and when I declined (due to bad service) the employee looked at me disgusted.

My macchiato was really bad: first of all it had the volume of a cortado, not a macchiato. And even if it was a cortado, the milk completely overpowered the espresso and I could barely taste the coffee.

WiFi is unusable; not fast enough to even load Instagram posts.

Only good part is that the aesthetic of the...