Restaurante LamArt

Amazing! The place was not crowded when I arrived slightly early for dinner. Very nice environment, just be prepared for the music performers outside. Food was top, from flavos to presentation to portion size. Prices were reasonable. I highly recommend you try a local dish like cayeye. Ask for the daily special.

Local food presented their own way. Pasta, fish, ceviche all great. Try the garden salad. It’s the best I’ve had in years, fresh and piquant!

We did not expect it, why I do not know. But the food was delicious!!! Not cheap though.

Cute restaurant, tasty food and very attentive and friendly service. There are two vegetarian options for the main course: Pesto Pasta and Thai Curry.

Best food you can get in Santa Marta. Love the salmon with plantain and eggplant, such a weird but tasty combination. I come back here evertime I visit Santa Marta and it's always good. Nice location, there is always live music in this street.

We had such a nice time here! Great good and atmosphere. Its on one of the busiest walking streets which is full of life. Amazing street music was playing outside, the best I heard in Colombia! Not for a quiet dinner but fun spot!

LamArt is definitely one of the best restaurants in the centre of Santa Marta and located in the main spot for restaurants and bars. We had the tropical ceviche (fish and octopus with fresh mango) and black rice with shrimps. The taste of both dishes was excellent and also the service was outstanding. I can also recommend the cocktails (especially during happy hour: 2x for COP 30.000 😎) which are also way better than the average you will find in Santa Marta.

Was here tonight with a Lost City tour group. Excellent artistic vibe, live music pouring in from the alley. Had the mixed pasta - homemade noodles - was very tasty and satisfying. My meal, with a Club Colombia (apparently the best beer in the country) was a little under $60k COP, gratuity included (around $15.50 USD). So pretty reasonable for a tourist given the food quality and the ambiance. Note that if you walk by this area during the day, there is absolutely nothing happening. You have to go after the sun sets. The difference is dramatic.

Amazing! The place was not crowded when I arrived slightly early for dinner. Very nice environment, just be prepared for the music performers outside. Food was top, from flavos to presentation to portion size. Prices were reasonable. I highly recommend you try a local dish like cayeye. Ask for the daily special.

Local food presented their own way. Pasta, fish, ceviche all great. Try the garden salad. It’s the best I’ve had in years, fresh and piquant!

We did not expect it, why I do not know. But the food was delicious!!! Not cheap though.

Cute restaurant, tasty food and very attentive and friendly service. There are two vegetarian options for the main course: Pesto Pasta and Thai Curry.

Best food you can get in Santa Marta. Love the salmon with plantain and eggplant, such a weird but tasty combination. I come back here evertime I visit Santa Marta and it's always good. Nice location, there is always live music in this street.

We had such a nice time here! Great good and atmosphere. Its on one of the busiest walking streets which is full of life. Amazing street music was playing outside, the best I heard in Colombia! Not for a quiet dinner but fun spot!

LamArt is definitely one of the best restaurants in the centre of Santa Marta and located in the main spot for restaurants and bars. We had the tropical ceviche (fish and octopus with fresh mango) and black rice with shrimps. The taste of both dishes was excellent and also the service was outstanding. I can also recommend the cocktails (especially during happy hour: 2x for COP 30.000 😎) which are also way better than the average you will find in Santa Marta.

Was here tonight with a Lost City tour group. Excellent artistic vibe, live music pouring in from the alley. Had the mixed pasta - homemade noodles - was very tasty and satisfying. My meal, with a Club Colombia (apparently the best beer in the country) was a little under $60k COP, gratuity included (around $15.50 USD). So pretty reasonable for a tourist given the food quality and the ambiance. Note that if you walk by this area during the day, there is absolutely nothing happening. You have to go after the sun sets. The difference is dramatic.