And for a truly excellent cup of Colombian coffee, head to Epoca Cafe, a Colombian coffee roaster that’s also serving up brunch and traditional plates.

Discover the perfect haven for remote work at Época Café Bar, where exceptional coffee, mouth-watering food, and vibrant atmosphere blend together to create an unforgettable experience. This bustling café has earned rave reviews for its expertly crafted coffee drinks, including pour overs, cold brew, and specialty roasts, which will fuel your productivity. With its spacious upstairs seating area, air-conditioned comfort, and delightful decor, Época Café Bar provides the ideal setting to stay focused and inspired.

One more cafe to add to your list is the tucked away and quirky Cafe del Mural, yet another must-visit coffee destination with a menu full of creative caffeine concoctions you won’t find anywhere else. Follow it up with a wander through the Getsemani neighborhood to glimpse the collection of graffiti and murals this part of town is known for or visit the nearby Parque del Centenario and cross your fingers that you’re lucky enough to cross paths with the park’s resident sloths, monkeys, and giant iguanas.

Epoca Cafe, located on Calle de Arzobispado, in the walled center of Cartagena, offers a unique coffee drinking experience. Epoca collaborates with eight local coffee farms to supply their cafe with the delicious beans Cartageneros and tourists alike have grown to love. They roast their coffee beans in house, which not only fills the cafe with the delicious aroma of fresh coffee, but also gives visitors the option to take home their own batch of freshly roasted coffee beans.

Today, a quality cup of homegrown coffee is still a novelty to most and if you step inside one of those third wave coffee shops in Cartagena, like Epoca or Libertario, you’ll still be met with more foreigners than locals. For the masses, that thermos of 500 peso tinto sold by the vendor on the street corner is still the cup of choice, though it is safe to say that the tide is certainly turning and places like Cafe del Mural are partially to thank for that.

They offer brunch and lunch ALL DAY. They are coffee lovers from other times, from a time when the senses were invaded by thearomas of a memory, the most traditional flavors and the warmth of a home. They treat coffee with the utmost respect as it deserves and we work together so that our traditions last forever and not just for a moment in time. Arzopispado Street, Carrera 5 #34-52, Historic Center of Cartagena de Indias, Colombia.

I loved visiting Cafe del Mural in Getsemani for a looser and creative interpretation of coffee, compared to our visit to Epoca, an espresso bar where we enjoyed a slower, more ritualistic experience. Either way, you’ll get your fill of caffeine throughout the city. You honestly cannot go wrong anywhere you turn, but if you go to Cafe Del Mural, order a beer with a coffee shot.

Not far from Plaza de Bolivar, Época Café quenches your thirst of espresso in the historical center. Época’s own coffee is roasted on the spot, and they sell a variety of beans from bourbon to honey caturra, and gesha. Epoca is all about specialty coffee: I’d say it competes with Café San Alberto about the title of the best specialty coffee shop inside the walled city!

Step into the modern and minimalist Café Epoca at Carrera 5 34 52 Calle Del Arzobispado, Cartagena 130001 Colombia. Known for their expertly crafted espressos and innovative coffee blends, Café Epoca is a haven for coffee enthusiasts. The chic decor complements a menu that features gourmet sandwiches and pastries, perfect for a sophisticated breakfast experience.

Epoca Café has two locations inside the Walled City and offers up great single-origin coffee from a partner farm in Risaralda, in the heart of Colombia’s coffee-growing region. Available in a variety of roasts, they also have different methods of preparation to try. In addition to the great coffee, they do a great breakfast and brunch menu.

Epoca is the go-to destination for coffee aficionados and brunch lovers. Known for its great coffee and Colombian style brunch, the café has a relaxed atmosphere that’s ideal for lazy mornings or an afternoon pick-me-up. Their sandwiches and calentado are a must-try, perfect with a cup of their expertly brewed coffee or Corozo juice.

This café is the manifestation of Cartagena old town charm with a particularly grand colonial atmosphere. Sitting here, it’s not difficult to imagine how prim and proper Cartagena once was. With two levels (I prefer upstairs), you’ll usually be able to find a table at Época Café to enjoy one of Cartagena’s best brunch menus.

Breakfast in Colombia is a delightful experience, especially in Cartagena, known for its rich culinary culture. One must-visit spot is Epoca, which earns rave reviews for its atmosphere and delicious offerings. Enjoy traditional Colombian breakfast dishes such as arepas, fresh fruit, and coffee, paired with local flavors.

I imagine when you think of Colombia, the first thing that pops into your head is coffee. Época certainly serves up some terrific, Colombian coffee, all of which is sourced from 8 small farms. One of the cool things is they serve up a variety of preparations, from classic drip, to French press, to espresso.

Location: Walled CityPrice Category: ModerateNeed Reservations: No, but there can be a wait. If I am looking for a good breakfast or brunch, it’s pretty much down to Lunnaticó, Brioche, or Epoca. Epoca does a few great dishes, including avocado toast and chicken and waffles.

For the best brunch and coffee experience I had, try Epoca, also in the old city. The food is sensational, and a French press of coffee (2-3 cups, and the “preferred” way of most coffee companies here for their products to be prepared) will run well under $10.

Another great cup of coffee can be found at Época, a coffee house and bar that also specializes in brunch. Their coffee comes from Finca La Rivera in the Risaralda department of Colombia, near Pereira. We had a Chemex for two, including a demonstration.

Epoca Cafe – This is perfect early in the morning for breakfast as it gets super packed later in the day for brunch. The inside design of the space is also drool worthy so it’s worth coming to for both!. Side note: They also have killer mojitos.

A trip to Colombia isn’t complete without trying some authentic Colombian coffee, and ÉPOCA Café is just the place to do it. Try everything; Espresso, Campesino, you name it. You could easily stop by everyday and try something new each time.

One of the best cafes in all of Cartagena, and it’s super pretty too!. We randomly came to escape the midday heat and it was exceptionally busy!. You’ll undoubtedly need to wait in line for a table, but everyone claims it’s worth it.

What to Expect: More than just a cafe, Epoca offers both Colombian and international coffee flavors in a setting that feels like a delightful trip back in time. Tip: Try their signature blend and pair it with a local breakfast dish.

If you start your day in need of a coffee pick-me-up, this is your place!. Not only are the drinks delicious, but the menu is also very creative. AND you can even get a boozy coffee cocktail!

We get the blended version and call it a day, but there are so many options to choose from. Make sure to check hours, as it opens a bit later than most.