Brunch in Medellín: an honest list by a Swiss bakery in El Poblado

• Al Alma

  Area: Astorga, Provenza, Laureles · Opens 07:00 · 4.6–4.9 on Google, depending on the branch

  A coffee roaster with a bilingual menu, open early.

• Pergamino

  Area: Poblado, Laureles · Opens 07:30 · 4.7 on Google (4,414 reviews)

  Specialty coffee, with tables outside on Vía Primavera.

• Hija Mía

  Area: Manila · Opens 07:00 · 4.7 on Google (1,121 reviews)

  Light, healthy plates and bowls with good coffee.

• General Café

  Area: Manila · Opens 08:00 · 4.7 on Google (2,741 reviews)

  Open until late every day, so brunch can turn into a drink.

• Le Brunch

  Area: Laureles, Envigado · Opens 08:00 · 4.7 on Google (4,480 reviews)

  A colourful, all-day brunch place in Laureles.

• Ganso & Castor

  Area: Provenza, Ciudad del Río · Opens 07:00 · 4.6 on Google (177 reviews)

  A small French-style café; eggs Benedict and pastries.

• Delarte Café

  Area: Poblado · Opens 06:45 · 4.9 on Google (961 reviews)

  Opens at 6:45, the earliest on this list.

• Malanga del Trópico

  Area: Laureles · 4.6 on Google (2,416 reviews)

  Colombian coastal cooking from the Caribbean and the Pacific: ceviche, coconut rice and seafood, with cocktails. Opens at 9:30 on Sundays and at noon on other days, so it is a place for a late, savoury Sunday brunch. Disclosure: it belongs to a business partner of ours.

• Bread Factory

  Area: Astorga, inside Hostel Rango · Opens 07:00 · 4.6 on Google (766 reviews)

  A Swiss bakery with a full brunch menu: Znüni for two, rösti and bread to take away.

Why we wrote this

Visitors ask us where else to eat in Medellín, so we wrote down what we tell them. We are on the list, and we say what we are good for: Swiss plates, a brunch to share and bread to take away.

Last checked: 29 October 2026. Updated every three months.