16 years ago, Leonor Espinosa began a journey through the ethnobotany and gastronomy of the cultures that inhabit the various Colombian biomes.
Our creative process is supported by the FUNLEO foundation and is based on elements that allow us to transfer sensations and emotions in a story where feeling, smelling, remembering, traveling, observing, listening and experiencing, to build a narrative of the Colombian cuisine called CICLOBIOMA.
The beverage proposal of the sommelier Laura Hernández is based on ethnic fermentations and own distillates that exalt the biodiversity of the TERRITORY.
The restaurant has two spaces, La Sala de Leo where we offer a tour of the biocultural richness of ethnic territories through step menus or tastings, and La Sala de Laura, a new space that offers a selection of unique wines and cocktails. with an open menu to choose from under the same culinary philosophy.
Eight course tasting
Appetizers
Six courses
Cocoa and coffee Territory
Estimated time 1:40 minutes.
Thirteen course tasting
Appetizers in two courses
Ten courses
Cocoa and coffee Territory
Estimated time 2:40 minutes.
Room
A menu made up of a series of dishes based on ingredients from our biodiversity recreated with world trends.
La cava
In the hands of the chef and the sommelier.
A unique, semi-private experience, maximum for four people where a selection of dishes from La Sala de Leo and La Sala de Laura is offered.
Estimated time 2:40 minutes.
Contact
Calle 65bis # 4-23
Bogotá – Colombia
+57 317 6616866
reservas@restauranteleo.com
FUNLEO was born thanks to the vocation of Leonor Espinosa and Laura Hernández for supporting processes aimed to improve the well-being of Colombian communities, understanding gastronomy as an engine of social and economic development. For more than a decade, the foundation has worked jointly with international cooperation agencies, government organizations and NGOs in order to highlight the gastronomic traditions and the biological and intangible heritage of Colombia. Thus, it focuses on promoting a food culture that evaluates the potential of traditional cuisine, biodiversity and national identities.
