Our Story

Cooking the Colombia we remember.


A small East Austin kitchen with a long Colombian table at heart.

Scratch Kitchen

Slow food, made carefully.


Casa Colombia is a scratch kitchen. That's not a marketing line — it's a daily commitment. Our hogao starts as whole tomatoes and onions, our chimichurri is pounded by hand, our beans simmer overnight, and our arepas are pressed fresh through service.

We believe the food we serve our guests should be the food we'd serve our families — because, often, it is.

Chicharrón and papa criolla coming out of the fryer in the Casa Colombia kitchen

East Seventh

Rooted in East Austin.


We've been a part of the East 7th corridor for years — long enough to watch the neighborhood change, and long enough to feel like one of its constants. Our regulars come for the bandeja paisa, for the classic cocktails, for our patio that welcomes dogs as easily as guests.

Whether it's your first arepa or your hundredth, you're family at the table.

The bar and dining room at Casa Colombia

Step Inside

The room.


A wall painted with the colonial streets of Colombia, dark wood tables, and warm amber light. Come see for yourself.

The dining room
The mural, up close
Welcome home

Come See Us

2409 East 7th Street.


Tuesday through Sunday. Lunch and dinner.

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