Cocora's — Restaurant in Quindío

Serving standard Colombian fare right off the main square. We were excited about all of the juice options and all of the trout options!

We enjoyed the Bandeja Paisa, Sancocho, and the Trucha Especial de la Casa.

Unfortunately the Sancocho did not live up to expectations but the Trucha dish was great and unlike anything I’ve ever had. It was a full fillet of trout covered in some sort of seafood medley cream sauce with a giant Patacón to go with.

We had a great view of the plaza with our table by the window, waiting for the rain to clear so we could head up to Valle de Cocora and ultimately had...

Service is not very friendly, the server was a bit rude when asking about a dish, she didn't look happy doing this. We have a trout for $14.000 (¿offer?) and caszuela de frijoles (basicly ref beans with evening inside). The food came within a good time, but lukewarm and it cooled down quickly not a good thing when you're looking for hot food. Menu a bit expensive and you could get similar food in the tents around the main square on the other side opposite the church; trout for $12.000 and a cazuela de frijoles for $8.000 it's worthy to have a look first...

Totally inept service. Server couldn't even face me when ordering. Asked her to rewrite down the WiFi password and she just walked off. Asked her to explain a basic dish which she failed to do to. Food arrived warm and was in small portions. Expensive and a complete let down. Do not waste your time in this place. It deserves to be put out of business. This is a con setup to rob tourists. Instead try the local stalls on the opposite side of the square to the church. Better price, portions...