Restaurant Crepes & Waffles Parque 93 — Restaurant in Bogota, Capital District

Either you like creps and waffles or not, you have to try this place if you're in Colombia and doesn't matter were you come from in the world this place will be very likely to be over your expectations.

They take this to another level with their endless options and really nailed menu, have options for everyone taste and each one is a totally different experience. It's not a improvised or at comun menu.

The service is super warm, professional, timed and friendly.

The price for a local is fair and for a foreign is cheap good quality food.

The best salad bar I ever had in my life. Endless options of fresh veggies, seeds and home made dressings, oils and balsamics as you desire, any you can desire to put in your own personalized salad. Veggamazing.

The restaurants location are comfortable and beautiful, warm wooden designed with high ceilings.

It will be a line always in the door of any of the multiple locations in Bogota but they're very organized and manage it really well. It's totally worth the lines.

If it's your birthday day, please announce it and you'll have a very nice surprise :)

It's not a fancy place, it's a good table without flawless presentations and perfect to spend time with...

To all my Fellow world travelers this place is Highly Mooseable. The Moose recommends you take some time and Dip an Antler into Crepes and Waffles. It is another "Moose do" for those of you who are not fortunate enough to live near one of these places (it is a chain restaurant in Colombia). You will not be sorry you spent your Moosefunds grazing at this fine establishment. It is a place that even a Moose can get a Moose size sugar fix to keep his antlers going. This place is in the rich area of Bogota. If you want a real treat and you have some extra money. Invite a few of the local people (artisanos or the kids who are trying to earn some money selling gum to support their family with you). Most of them cannot afford the food as it is expensive for the locals. So if you want to experience great food and true joy. Spend a few dollars extra and treat someone to an experience they might not otherwise enjoy. Trust me the friend you will make and the knowledge of the area they can impart to you not to mention the happiness that is contagious will far...

One of the common chains that you’d see across the country (including at the airport).

Busy and bustling at night full of locals and tourists on weekends.

Crepes are a bit hit and miss. The seafood one shown in the picture was good (very filling with substantial amount of seafood), but some others (like chicken) may have too much sauce drenching the wrapping making them less appealing (visually and taste-wise), although some may like it.

The icecream were of excellent quality and value in local standard — plenty of flavors to choose from, although later at night some of the popular ones would have little left.

The staff were generally helpful and patient even if your Spanish wasn’t fluent. Food did take a bit of time to come after ordering, but it’s acceptable especially given how busy it was during my visit (100% filled with many large groups).

Convenient location in the Parque 93 area, so I’d recommend to check it out if you happen to stay/walk...