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Caribbean restaurant in Cartagena de Indi4as, Cartagena, Bolivar

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Name: La Mulata
Address: gg 4Cl. del, Cl. del Quero #9 58, Cartagena de Indi4as, Cartagena, Bolivar, 130001, CO
Price range: COP 40–60K
Rating: 4.6

4.6 5.416 Bewertungen COP 40 bis 60K 11 Skipper

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Coconut Lemonade

Recommended multiple times as a must-try drink; reviewers called it delicious, creamy, refreshing, and worth visiting for on its own.
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Whole Fried Fish

Described as outstanding and full of flavor, with one reviewer specifically noting it as a highlight of their meal.
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Mojarra Fish

Called amazing by a reviewer who strongly recommended it, indicating it was a standout seafood dish.
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Swordfish

Specifically recommended by name in one review, suggesting it was a notable and worthwhile choice.
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Camarones Al Habanero Ceviche

Highlighted as one of the best ceviches a reviewer had ever eaten, making it one of the strongest specific recommendations.
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Seafood With Rice

Described as so good that one reviewer was still thinking about it after their trip, showing it was memorable and highly satisfying.
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Posta Negra

Mentioned as the restaurant’s specialty and praised for being very tender and flavorful.

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gg 4Cl. del, Cl. del Quero #9 58, Cartagena de Indi4as, Cartagena, Bolivar, 130001, CO

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Öffnungszeiten

Montag	Geschlossen
Dienstag	12 to 10 PM
Mittwoch	12 to 10 PM
Donnerstag	12 to 10 PM
Freitag	12 to 10 PM
Samstag	12 to 10 PM
Sonntag	12 to 6 PM

Über La Mulata

La Mulata is a Caribbean and Colombian restaurant in Cartagena de Indias, Bolivar. Reviewers consistently praise its ceviche, fried and grilled fish, coconut rice, and coconut lemonade, along with its authentic local food and friendly service. It is known for a mix of seafood and meat dishes, including mojarra and Cartagena-style beef, in a historic, cozy setting. The restaurant is popular for lunch and dinner, especially with tourists and groups in the Centro Historico and Old City area.

Ausstattung

Service options

Drive-through
Onsite services
Takeout
Dine-in

Highlights

Great beer selection
Great cocktails
Great coffee
Great dessert

Popular for

Lunch
Dinner
Solo dining

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible restroom
Wheelchair accessible seating

Offerings

Alcohol
Beer
Cocktails
Coffee
Happy hour drinks
Happy hour food
Hard liquor
Organic dishes
Small plates
Vegan options
Vegetarian options
Wine

Dining options

Brunch
Lunch
Dinner
Dessert
Table service

Amenities

Restroom

Atmosphere

Casual
Cozy
Historic
Quiet
Trendy

Crowd

Groups
Tourists

Planning

Lunch reservations recommended
Accepts reservations

Payments

Credit cards
Debit cards
NFC mobile payments

Children

Good for kids
Kids' menu

Parking

Usually difficult to find a space

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What is La Mulata known for?

La Mulata is best known for ceviche, especially the camarones al habanero ceviche, along with whole fried fish, mojarra, and coconut lemonade. Reviewers also point to its authentic Colombian food with a Caribbean twist and say the seafood tastes fresh and flavorful.

What dishes are most recommended at La Mulata?

Reviewers most often recommend the ceviche, mojarra, whole fried fish, fried fish platter, coconut rice, and Cartagena-style beef, also called posta negra. The coconut lemonade is mentioned repeatedly as a must-try drink, and several people call out the fish dishes as especially well prepared.

What is the atmosphere like at La Mulata?

The atmosphere is described as casual, cozy, historic, and quiet, with a bright courtyard and a laid-back, unpretentious feel. It suits solo diners, couples, groups, and tourists, and reviewers mention that it can get busy quickly even though the setting feels relaxed.

Is La Mulata good value, and what is the price range?

La Mulata is in the COP 40–60K range, and reviewers repeatedly say the prices are very reasonable for Cartagena and even close to street food value. Several comments describe the food as a great value, especially for dishes like ceviche, fried fish, and coconut lemonade in the historic center.

When should you visit La Mulata?

Lunch reservations are recommended, because reviewers say it gets busy quickly and can already be buzzing by late afternoon. If you want an easier table, several comments suggest coming early, especially for lunch or an early dinner in Centro Historico or the Old City.

Is parking available at La Mulata?

Yes. Usually difficult to find a space is available.

Does La Mulata have vegetarian options?

Yes, La Mulata offers vegan options.

Is La Mulata kid-friendly?

Yes, La Mulata is good for kids.