Canalla Medellín — Restaurant in Medellín

This place has a very cool vibe - I have enjoyed coming here occasionally to relax with an appetizer or craft beer. It’s a good spot to do a little work on your computer, too. The reason why I don’t consider it rated higher is because of the extremely cheap service when I have ordered wine and the average food. It is one of the more expensive places in town for a glass, yet they only pour about 3 sips worth. It was so laughable that we heard the table in front of us complaining about the exact same thing. Eventually they came and gave us all a correct portion, after multiple tables complained. However, I noticed they did this the next few times I came in and ordered wine (glass with about 3 sips of wine again.) So, I just stick with craft beer when I come here now.

Several places in Provenza have a great glass of wine for much less. No need to charge more than everyone else while also cutting portions in half. It’s just cheap on the restaurant’s part and frustrating to the people paying (supporting)...

The experience here was absolutely incredible from start to finish. We started with the tuna tartare with truffle oil and the croquettes—both were out of this world. The tartare was perfectly balanced and flavorful, and the croquettes had this amazing texture and depth.

The atmosphere is something truly special—unlike anything else we’ve seen in Medellín. It’s got this unique vibe that makes the whole dining experience feel elevated and memorable. Every detail is so thoughtfully put together.

The Punta de Cana was a standout—so beautifully composed, visually and in taste. It felt like a dish that told a story, with such attention to detail in every bite.

Staff were super friendly, knowledgeable, and made us feel right at home. The wine selection was really well-balanced and paired nicely with the food—we had some excellent options to go with the meal. Honestly, everything about the evening was super super nice....

Place looks cool, music is good, food is ok, service is bad. The solomito dish was salty and the meat was over cooked. The service overall was pretty bad for such place with above average prices. Had to ask twice for a Aguardiente that in fact when I ordered the first response was “we don’t serve that” although it is on their menu. When we asked for a side of “ají” we were simply ignored. As soon as we seemed to haves finished our meal they were quick to give us the bill and charge a tip of 10%. We were really taken aback by the poor experience because overall in all restaurants and bars we went to in Colombia the service has been superb except here. If you are looking for a cool picture and good music this is fine but don’t expect a great meal or...