Brunch in Laureles, Medellín: what to order at Café Namazzi

Looking for brunch in Laureles, Medellín? At Café Namazzi we serve it Monday to Saturday from 8:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., at Calle 33A #78A-56. Sourdough bread, eggs done right and specialty coffee, on a terrace under a pergola, with no rush.

Here is what people order most, what we order ourselves, and how to put together a full brunch without overthinking it. Prices are in Colombian pesos (COP).

The most ordered dishes

We know this from our register: these are the four brunch dishes that leave the kitchen most often.

Chicken wrap · $32,900

Tortilla, chicken, bacon, mushrooms, avocado and mozzarella, served with chips. It is our best seller: filling, easy to share, and it will keep you going well into the afternoon.

Brunch sandwich · $24,500

Sourdough, egg, ham, cheese, tomato, onion, lettuce and aioli. The classic for anyone who wants a savory, complete breakfast in one bite.

Avocado toast · $25,000

Sourdough, avocado, cherry tomatoes, queso costeño (a salty fresh cheese from Colombia’s Caribbean coast), honey and egg. The honey with the salty cheese is what people remember.

Omelette · $22,000

Soft and fluffy, with cherry tomatoes and oregano, served with sourdough. Vegetarian.

If you want something different

• Arepa with eggs $21,000 (new): eggs ranchero style or with aliños (seasoned), your way, on a sweet corn arepa de choclo, a white arepa or an arepa de mote. A Colombian breakfast, the Namazzi way.
• The other sandwich $29,500: handmade croissant with chicken, avocado, tomato, mixed greens, corn and Greek yogurt.
• French toast $25,000: sourdough, cream cheese, bacon, blueberries, strawberries and honey. Sweet and savory at once.
• Namazzi salad $32,000: lettuce, cherry tomatoes, chicken, queso costeño, nuts and croutons.
• Berry parfait $24,900: Greek yogurt, granola, honey and fresh berries.

How to build a full brunch

One dish, one drink and something sweet to finish. Our favorite combinations:

• To start the day: avocado toast and a cappuccino.
• To share on the terrace: chicken wrap, a Mediterranean board and two filter coffees.
• To finish: almojábana cake $12,000, made with the Colombian cheese bread, chewy and soft.

You can add avocado ($3,000), bacon ($3,900), chicken ($6,900) or an extra slice of sourdough ($3,000) to any dish.

Why brunch at Namazzi

• Brunch until 3:30 p.m., Monday to Saturday.
• A terrace under a pergola and a bright indoor room.
• Private parking on a ramp, with access from Calle 33A.
• Dog friendly: your dog is welcome.
• Specialty coffee that changes with the season, brewed in V60, Chemex, AeroPress or French press.

FAQ

Until what time is brunch served at Café Namazzi?

Until 3:30 p.m., Monday to Saturday. The café stays open until 7:30 p.m. We are closed on Sundays.

Are there vegetarian options?

Yes: the omelette, the avocado toast and the parfait are vegetarian. They are marked #Veg on the menu, which is also available in English.

Where is Café Namazzi?

At Calle 33A #78A-56 in Laureles, Medellín. Our directions page has links to Google Maps and Waze.