About this spot
Café OMA anchors the upscale Usaquen neighborhood with a sophisticated coffee culture that rivals any capital city in South America. The menu features artisanal pour-overs and light pastries that perfectly complement the area's relaxed, European-inspired dining vibe.
💡 Tips before you go
- Ask for the house blend if you prefer a medium roast over their single-origin options.
- Order your pastry immediately upon seating as they sell out quickly during morning rush hours.
- Use the restroom in the main hall rather than the small powder room near the entrance.
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Common Questions
How much does Café OMA cost?
Expect to pay between 30,000 and 65,000 COP per person for a coffee and pastry, roughly $7 to $15 USD.
Where is Café OMA?
It is located in the Usaquen neighborhood of Bogotá, near the main plaza and several boutique shops.
What should I order first?
Start with their signature cold brew or a cortado to pair with a fresh croissant before trying the rotating seasonal pastries.