Dialuz Vergara Castro Restaurante Viejo Muelle

Un lugar tropical.. Con una comida esquísita de mar, todos quedamos encantados, hasta los niños devoraron toda la comida. La atención muy buena, buenos precios. Un lugar para regresar y disfrutar del mar, la historia del pueblo de Puerto Colombia refrendada en sus paredes cargadas de historia como un museo, además de la vista al majestuoso puerto en ruinas atrapado en el mar. Esta solo a unos pasos de la plaza...Les recomiendo el arroz de mariscos con coco y el pago rojo... No dejen de visitarlo esta a solo 15 mi uros de Barranquilla.

Es un restaurante para tomarse unas cervezas y un buen plato de mariscos la viste no podría ser mejor ademas que es un museo donde tiene mucha historia de el municipio en su época de oro paso obligatorio para los visitantes.

I was with some family and friends in the town of Puerto Colombia, a few miles from Barranquilla for several hours enjoying the afternoon. When it was time to eat, we found this restaurant on one of the side streets near the main square. It was a quiet place that had antiques in the front entrance and in the breeze. In the stern was the dining area with a lot of space and generous view of the sea. I knew what I wanted, and I showed the waiter a picture of the meal I had in Santa Marta last year. He knew immediately and said Si! What I meant was the grilled Red Snapper who came with rice, Tostone and salad. We all ordered a kind of seafood meal and had drinks together with water. The place was nice, quiet and relaxing. Dinner was great and we cleaned up leaving bones on the plates. This place will not forget. I'm sure I'm back. The cost was a shock when I compared the pesos with dollars. I found that I had actually spent less what I thought it was, but of course I thought with a North American way of thinking at the price. I recommend this place to anyone who is in Puerto Colombia. It's not hard to find from the main square.

I was with some family and friends in the town of Puerto Colombia, a few miles from Barranquilla for several hours enjoying the afternoon. When it was time to dine, we found this restaurant on one of the side streets near the main square. It was a quiet place that had antiques in the front entrance and breezeway. In the rear was the dining area with plenty of room and a generous view of the sea. I already knew what I wanted and I showed the waiter a picture of the meal I had in Santa Marta the previous year. He knew right away and said "Si!" What I was referring to was the grilled Red Snapper that came with rice, tostones and salad. We all ordered some sort of seafood meal and had beverages along with water. The place was nice, quiet and relaxing. The dinner was awesome and we "cleaned it up" leaving only bones on the platters. This place will not be forgotten. I'll be back, that is for sure. The cost was a shock when I compared the pesos to dollars. I found that I had actually spent less that what I thought it would be, but of course I was thinking with a North American mindset on price. I recommend this place to anyone who happens to be in Puerto Colombia. It is not hard to find from the main square.