Nearby Attractions And Points Of Interest - Pavillon Royal Hotel

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  The Pavillon Royal Hotel feature 1 restaurant and 24 hour room service. Enjoy in our restaurant the best Cari bbean and International cuisine with a special environment and a professional and very friendly service. Open from 6 am to 10 pm . Pesquera Jaramillo is one of the oldest restaurant in the city. It has received the Arco de Europa and Estrella de Oro award for its cuisine. The fish and seafood are imported from 16 countries around the world, such as Chile, Canada, Japan and Norway. The ambience and decor are informal. The walls, tables and chairs are painted blue, green and white. Ty the sensational Sea Eel Fillet -Chile-, Perch fillet with chilli pepper or tarragon -Spain-, Cantanbrian prawns with Galacian seafood, and live lobsters from Colombia and Canada. Crepes and Waffles This pleasant restaurant is situated in one of the most affluent areas of Bogota and has a number of outlets in the city. Crepes and waffles come in all shapes and sizes and the variety will make you come back again and again. There is also a good selection of wines, cocktails and hot beverages. Prices are moderate. Gatonegro This informal restaurant is well-known for its international cuisine. It has a terrace overlooking the park on 93rd Street. Cats are everywhere - as the main theme in the decor and in the names of dishes and cocktails. You can enjoy live shows from Thursday to Saturdays. Pajares Salinas This restaurant is an institution in Bogota. It was opened in 1958 by the Pajares brothers from Aragon, Spain, who initially came to Colombia on business and remained in Bogota to provide people with their Spanish cuisine. Pajares Salinas boasts a rather classic decor to complement its the collection of early 20th century paintings that grace the walls of the restaurant. Many people come to Pajares Salinas to enjoy such delicaces as the Trufado house pate and the Jerez consomme. A variety of seafood and fish, including lobster, as well as a number of chicken dishes and Valencian paella, are available. Hatsuhana has a branch site in 93rd Streets Park. In the Orient, after winter, spring is born and in the Occident, the first flower is born. This is Hatsuhanas slogan, the most traditional Japanese Restaurant in Bogota. Its oriental decoration has internal gardens, many musical instruments and some guns. Palos de Moguer offers the best food, a friendly environment and a beer culture.
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  The Pavillon Royal Hotel feature 1 restaurant and 24 hour room service. Enjoy in our restaurant the best Cari bbean and International cuisine with a special environment and a professional and very friendly service. Open from 6 am to 10 pm . Pesquera Jaramillo is one of the oldest restaurant in the city. It has received the Arco de Europa and Estrella de Oro award for its cuisine. The fish and seafood are imported from 16 countries around the world, such as Chile, Canada, Japan and Norway. The ambience and decor are informal. The walls, tables and chairs are painted blue, green and white. Ty the sensational Sea Eel Fillet -Chile-, Perch fillet with chilli pepper or tarragon -Spain-, Cantanbrian prawns with Galacian seafood, and live lobsters from Colombia and Canada. Crepes and Waffles This pleasant restaurant is situated in one of the most affluent areas of Bogota and has a number of outlets in the city. Crepes and waffles come in all shapes and sizes and the variety will make you come back again and again. There is also a good selection of wines, cocktails and hot beverages. Prices are moderate. Gatonegro This informal restaurant is well-known for its international cuisine. It has a terrace overlooking the park on 93rd Street. Cats are everywhere - as the main theme in the decor and in the names of dishes and cocktails. You can enjoy live shows from Thursday to Saturdays. Pajares Salinas This restaurant is an institution in Bogota. It was opened in 1958 by the Pajares brothers from Aragon, Spain, who initially came to Colombia on business and remained in Bogota to provide people with their Spanish cuisine. Pajares Salinas boasts a rather classic decor to complement its the collection of early 20th century paintings that grace the walls of the restaurant. Many people come to Pajares Salinas to enjoy such delicaces as the Trufado house pate and the Jerez consomme. A variety of seafood and fish, including lobster, as well as a number of chicken dishes and Valencian paella, are available. Hatsuhana has a branch site in 93rd Streets Park. In the Orient, after winter, spring is born and in the Occident, the first flower is born. This is Hatsuhanas slogan, the most traditional Japanese Restaurant in Bogota. Its oriental decoration has internal gardens, many musical instruments and some guns. Palos de Moguer offers the best food, a friendly environment and a beer culture.