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  1. Celele

    Colombian Caribbean

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    The research started on the Caribbean coast, documenting Indigenous recipes that were quietly disappearing, and the restaurant that grew from it now sits at number 48 on the World's 50 Best list and holds the Sustainable Restaurant Award 2025. Celele is a Colombian Caribbean dining room in Getsemaní where the menu reads like a field guide to a coast most kitchens ignore, built around native ingredients, local producers, and drinks made with Colombian fruits and fermented spirits.

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    • Celele de cerdo

      “the signature Celele de Cerdo of confit pork terrine, preserved sweet peppers, Caribbean beans, cabbage and pork broth”

      The 50
    • Caribbean flower salad

      “Caribbean flower salad with pickled cashews, cashew cream, toasted cashews, fresh greens and a vinaigrette made with torch ginger and passion flowers”

      The 50
    • Fish salpicón

      “fish salpicón, with yam and coconut bechamel and local cheese crumble”

      The 50
    • Confit chicken and banana

      “regulars are a big fans of the confit chicken and banana main that is served in a chicken-shaped crock”

      The 50

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