Aguacate Bar & Restaurant
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Located in linear park ‘La Presidenta’ in El Poblado, the Aguacate Medellin restaurant and Bar is adorned by an avocado tree welcoming its visitors. Its trunk and branches give a sense of security and tranquility. Aguacate Bar & Restaurant is a great place to have unforgettable moments.
Aguacate Restaurant Medellin
Aguacate Bar & Restaurant is away from the fast pace of the city, providing an relaxing space, ideal for sharing and gatherings.
The restaurant has become one of the best exponents of the Colombian traditional food as expression of mixture of the culinary heritage from all continents. For the enjoyment of its exclusive guests, a live musical performance is always held on Fridays.
Aguacate Bar and Restaurant offers a wide variety of traditional food from Antioquia and Colombia with a gourmet touch. They take all the old recipes and put a bit of international style to every dish, so local customers can rediscover the traditional cuisine and foreign visitors can enjoy an exotic but top notch experience,
The Aguacate is open Monday to Thursday from 12:00 p.m to 11:00 p.m; Friday and Saturday closes at 1:00 a.m
Sundays and holidays it’s open until 11:00 p.m
Aguacate Restaurant Medellin
Location:
Calle 7 D # 39 – 262
Phone: 352 04 71
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