The waiter was really gentleman and the place was really beautiful. It was close to downtown and the touristic places then you can go by bus or taxi easily.

I went with my couple then we ordered two dishes, two juices and two deserts. The dishes and the deserts were good but the juices were not as good as I expected. Actually, one of them was disgusting.

In general, I consider that the prices are too high for the food you are getting and even if the place is really beautiful you can find something similar or even better for a lower price.

However, I've noticed that it was working perfectly fine the first months, my face was clean and felt hydrated, which is what the product promises to do, and then it started breaking down. Now I feel the cleanser doesn't work how it used to; it feels like my skin got used to it. It would be great if it came with a little brochure with additional information on pairing it with other products to optimize the effects and results.

One of its main strengths is its speed. Exclusive lanes and well-designed stations make daily commutes quick and practical. The modernity and comfort of the buses also contribute to an overall positive commuting experience.

The facilities at TransMilenio are commendable. Clean and well-designed stations create a pleasant environment for users, facilitating organized boarding and disembarking. Punctuality and bus frequency optimize time planning for passengers.

However, not everything is flawless in Bogotá's transportation system. Security has become a constant concern for users. Despite efforts to improve surveillance, more decisive action is needed to ensure passenger safety, especially during peak hours.

Another evident challenge is the lack of personnel at stations, leading to chaotic situations during high demand periods. Insufficient staff not only affects customer service but also contributes to the aforementioned sense of insecurity. Increased staffing could enhance the user experience and provide a safer and more organized environment.

Additionally, the cost of TransMilenio services is notably high compared to other capital cities. While the service quality is appreciable, pricing could become a barrier for some users, especially those with lower incomes.

In summary, TransMilenio offers an efficient and modern mass transit system in Bogotá, but faces significant challenges in terms of security, staffing shortages, and high fares. Addressing these critical aspects could make TransMilenio an even more successful and accessible model for all city residents.

But three weeks ago, it started to act weird, shutting down by itself when you open too many apps, or the microphone failing when you were having a call.

So I decided to ask for the warranty at the store; the salesperson was very nice and told me she was going to send the smartphone to maintenance to be checked. After a week and a half, they contacted me to give me the good news: that they found the problem (it was the motherboard!) and after changing it with a new one, all the problems were gone.

At the end, I had a very pleasant experience with this brand, so I would recommend it 100%.

A couple of weeks ago, I bought a pound of grained coffee at Juan Valdez from the Huila region. I was expecting it to be tasty and full of aromas such as fruits, chocolate and nuts. I had drunk those kinds of coffee before, and I really liked them. Although it is more expensive than a regular coffee, it is not among the specialty coffees. I have tasted several coffees, and I think that this is a good one. It is not bitter or too toasted; it has a good balance, and you can use it to make Americano, Cappuccinos, etc.; just remember to avoid adding sugar!