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Articles tagged cafe on Medellin Living — Medellín expat guides and stories.
Noir Cafe: A Coffee Lover’s Guide
Colombia is a country that’s famous for its high-quality coffee. And, Medellin is one of the cities where you’ll find coffee shops on every corner, so sometimes it’s hard to choose your favorite. If you’re still hunting…
Expat Profile: Craig Watson from Barrio Central Cafe Bar
An interview with Craig Watson, the English-born owner of Medellin’s Barrio Central Cafe Bar.
Best Cafés in Medellín [2018 Update]
The best cafés in Medellín, many of which are ideal for digital nomads. From French-inspired Café Cliché to the natural tranquility of Otraparte, they serve fresh coffee, outstanding food and sweet desserts.
Café Zeppelin: A Spacious, German-Owned Café
Café Zeppelin is a German-owned café a few short blocks from the Segundo Parque de Laureles.
El Café de Otraparte: A Cultural Café in Envigado
A hidden café located just behind the Casa Museo Otraparte in Envigado. The perfect spot to catch up with friends in a relaxing atmosphere.
Amoretti: An Italian-Inspired Café in the Heart of Vía Primavera
Colombian-owned Amoretti, located on Vía Primavera near Parque Lleras, is a café, pastry shop and Italian-inspired restaurant all under one roof.
Café Vallejo: A Cool Little Cafe in Laureles
Café Vallejo is a small independent coffee shop and book store located in Laureles. It’s only open in the evenings, and has a limited food menu.
Tinto Tintero Café
Tinto Tintero is a longstanding, expat-owned café near Parque Lleras known for its weekly language exchanges, movie nights, and coffee drinks.
Pergamino Café: The New Alternative to Juan Valdez
Pergamino Cafe was opened by Pedro Echaverria, a young Colombian with a wealth of experience in the coffee industry as the son of a coffee producer.