Quinua Y Amaranto

Quinua Y Amaranto in Bogotá is best understood through the verified basics: it keeps casual dress and daytime-to-early-evening hours on most weekdays, with shorter Friday and weekend hours. That makes it easier to fold into a Bogotá day than to frame as a late-night plan.

The confirmed information is limited, so the safest read is practical rather than overly specific. There is no verified street address, neighborhood, menu format, chef, pricing, room detail, or beverage program in the available data here. Plan around the published hours and check the venue directly before making a firm itinerary.

A practical Bogotá choice for an earlier meal

The opening pattern favors earlier dining: Monday through Thursday from 11:30 AM to 7:30 PM, Friday from 11:30 AM to 4 PM, Saturday from 11 AM to 4 PM, Sunday from 11:30 AM to 4 PM. Those hours make it a poor fit for a late dinner but a plausible option when your Bogotá schedule points toward daytime dining.

Room details, menu scope, chef, pricing are not verified here, so they should not be the reason to over-plan this one. Treat it as a Bogotá venue to check against your timing rather than as a trophy booking. For a broader dining plan, you can also compare it with Prudencia or Tábula; La Puerta Falsa Restaurant is another Bogotá option to consider.

Who should put it on the Bogotá shortlist

Consider it if the priority is a casual Bogotá meal during its posted hours. Skip it as the centerpiece for a late-night dinner, or for any plan that depends on unverified details such as a specific menu, chef, price point, drinks program, or room style.

For a broader city plan, use our full Bogotá restaurants guide alongside options such as Casa Mamá Luz, Contra Corriente, La Puerta Falsa Restaurant, Prudencia, Tábula. If the meal is part of a bigger trip, pair it with our Bogotá hotels guide.