Artigiani Restaurante — Restaurant in Medellín

What a lovely little place with more atmosphere than I expected after seeing the photos and reading the Google reviews. It’s a small modern restaurant with an open kitchen and (at least when we were there) only outdoor terrace seating. Thanks to the reviews we were also able to find it without too much difficulty but otherwise the receptionist of the parking garage/San Francisco building is super helpful and friendly.

We ordered the bruschettas and burrata capressa for starters and my lord the burrata was so flavorful with a gorgeous pesto sauce (unfortunately no pictures). The bruschetta could’ve been toasted a bit longer but was otherwise very nice in flavor as well. For our mains we had carbonara and pomodoro pastas. The carbonara was rich and creamy, delicious. The pomodoro sauce wasn’t as rich as I’d hoped, but again still tasty. You could clearly taste fresh ingredients in every dish. And the service was top notch too, very friendly and quick! Overall would 100% recommend this place even if it was only for the burrata and for supporting the lovely employees. Next time I’ll try the...

The location is a bit hard to find. Make sure to walk through the parking entrance next to the apartment complex. The security will usually know that you are looking for the restaurant and will refer you to walk into the parking lot and take the elevator on the left to S5. Once there, turnaround toward the shops/front of the building and there is the restaurant. The seating overlooks the street below. It is unfortunate that the flurenscent lighting takes out the atmosphere, but the food and service are great. Latest menu can be found on their Instagram account. We had the linguini marinera and bologna. Both are good portions, flavourful and full of ingredients. We also had a glass of red wine to go with the food, which was a great addition. The dinner rolls offered free of charge tastes so good - It's served warm and so soft and fluffy on the inside. We had a wonderful first dinner in Medellin....

Wifey and I came here for dinner during restaurant month and it was pretty damn good . Wifey was craving Italian food and found this restaurant in poblado. A small mom and pops restaurant with about 8 tables or so and is on the 5th floor of a commercial building .

100000 pesos for 2 drinks/or soda water , appetizer , 2 entrees , and another drink at the end .

We got mozzarella sticks, seafood risotto, deep fried shrimp linguine in red sauce, chocolate cake. Man the sticks were huge hot and cheesy -slam fire Lessgoo. The risotto w calamari shrimp and mussels was the slap . My linguine w shrimp was to die for . Was skeptic of the small place but damn oh damn. Would come back in a heart beat . Good service and cozy. Ambience could be worked on but we purely came...