Nightlife Comes In A Full Swing Bogota
Experiencing nightlife of the city will provide you altogether unique experience as the city is eminent for vibrant night life. It has a wide variety of restaurants, bars, clubs and cultural activities to please anyone’s preference. Zona Rosa is the one of the most happening spots. The other prominent zones are Candelaria, Usaquen, T, Parque de la , among others. The places provide best cuisines from all over the world and the nightclubs are mainly recognized for offering 
scores of music.
Cafe Para Dos:
The bar offers amazing mixed juices and the sitting arrangement is also very unique where people sit on cushions kept on floor. Alongwith nice Mexican food, it will also amuse you with Mexican music. If in a search of stronger taste, Museo del Tequilla can be tried out.
Cha-Cha:
Decorated with traditional elegant décor, we can count the club in one of the most exclusive clubs in the city. Located on the 41st floor, you can enjoy world-class DJs in the club.
A Bar Crawl:
With Bogota Bar Crawl, you will experience the craziest nightlife ever and with this you will also get unique experience of 4 to 5 in one night. Alongwith this every Saturday night, the hotel staff will take you the famous spots of the city. The other feature includes free entry into bars and clubs, not to queuing up for entry, special discounts on drinks, etc.
Restaurants:
The city has specialized restaurants for various kind of food Bogotá, wherein all type of delicacies are served.
Casa Medina:
The Restuarent provides lively atmosphere and it serves unexpectionally well French cuisine. Covered with stunning surroundings, it provides testy and lighter and quick to serve meals.
El Patio:
Located in the center of the city, it is a renowned Italian restaurant. It provides nice food and witness presence of elite class from the city.
Restaurante Frances La Table de Michel (Roa Miguel):
Famous for international food and mainly French food is served here.
Restaurante Fulanitos
It provides food cooked on the lines of the Valle del Cauca in southern Colombia and is very inexpensive.
