New York-style jazz in Bogotá — and I think they almost pull it off. Definitely the best place to see jazz in the city. Good cocktails, and I've enjoyed the steak tartare. They do flamenco nights on Wednesdays, which is fun, and most Fridays it's the house band, who are very talented.
Libertario Coffee RoastersCoffee & bakeries350 mA very pretty place to have a coffee and read a book. Not a co-working coffee shop — but it's very good coffee, in a beautiful environment to enjoy it over a chat with a friend.
SigaWine, cocktails & food400 mA quintessential Quinta Camacho spot for wine, cocktails and food — although I typically go there more to drink than to eat.
Four Seasons Casa MedinaStay410 mReasonably priced compared to Four Seasons elsewhere in the world, so it's more accessible — and it is a stunning building. It's what I'd recommend for anybody looking for real comfort in Bogotá, which isn't necessarily a comfortable city.
MASABakery-café470 mThe quintessential modern Bogotá hangout spot: good bread, a clean, minimal aesthetic, and nothing that will blow you away, but everything's very good. Just a nice place for breakfast or lunch. I buy a lot of my bread there.
Hotel Casa LegadoStay470 mI haven't stayed here, so I can't vouch for it myself — but I've heard very, very good things. An English-style building in a quiet neighbourhood that's still central to everything. On the luxury stack it probably sits between the HAB and the Four Seasons.