La Makha opens for breakfast every day from 6:00 to 11:30 a.m., for dinner Monday through Thursday from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. and Friday-Saturday until 10:30 p.m., stays closed Sundays and holidays, and does not require a strict dress code beyond smart casual attire. Here is the full detail to plan your visit.
Quick answer:
- Breakfast: every day, 6:00-11:30 a.m.
- Dinner: Monday to Thursday 6:00-10:00 p.m., Friday and Saturday until 10:30 p.m.
- Closed: Sundays and holidays, with no lunch service any day.
- Reservations: [email protected], +57 604 3220289, or online.
- Dress code: smart casual, no jacket required and no beachwear or activewear.
La Makha’s hours
The restaurant opens every day for breakfast, from 6:00 to 11:30 in the morning, a schedule designed for both Binn Hotel guests and those living or working near El Poblado who want to start the day calmly. There is no lunch service on any day of the week, so if you are looking for a midday meal at La Makha, that option is not available for now. Dinner is served Monday through Thursday from 6:00 to 10:00 at night, and on Fridays and Saturdays the schedule extends half an hour later, until 10:30, to accompany slightly longer nights. On Sundays and holidays the restaurant stays fully closed, a detail worth keeping in mind if you are planning a weekend outing ahead of time.
How to book your table
The simplest way to book is by writing to [email protected] or calling +57 604 3220289. If you would rather book with a bit more style, Binn Hotel also offers digital channels that let you confirm your table without needing a phone call, useful when you are planning something on short notice or simply prefer sorting it out from your phone. For large groups or if you need a special setup within the restaurant, it is best to write with several days of lead time, since the event space has a defined capacity and tends to get booked ahead. On weekends, especially Saturday dinner hours, demand tends to run higher, so booking the same day does not always guarantee an available table.
What to expect from the atmosphere and how to dress
La Makha is built on the concept of quiet luxury that defines Binn Hotel: an exclusive, minimalist and sophisticated space, designed so the experience feels relaxed without losing elegance. There is no strict dress code or list of prohibited items, but the restaurant’s design and atmosphere, with its glass walls and metallic touches that create a space of singular beauty, naturally invites a smart casual style. Think of something between formal and comfortable, no need for a suit or tie, but not beachwear or activewear either. If your evening plan includes heading up to Etro Rooftop afterward, in the same building, it is worth checking its own dress code for the terrace, which has its own particularities since it is an open air space with a more nightlife oriented atmosphere.
Location and arrival
La Makha is at Carrera 25 number 10-51, inside Binn Hotel, in the southeastern sector of El Poblado, one of the most prestigious and calm spots in Medellín. The restaurant occupies the first floor of the hotel and has independent access for those who are not staying overnight, so there is no need to go through reception to reach your table. Binn Hotel offers covered and completely free parking for diners, which takes care upfront of one of the logistical details that most often worry people going out to dinner in the city. The hotel’s host team is also available to guide first time visitors who do not know the area well.
A couple of final recommendations
- If you are celebrating something specific, like a birthday or anniversary, mention it when booking so the service team can have the detail ready from the moment you arrive.
- If you have a dietary restriction or want to confirm menu options before sitting down, also mention it in the reservation so the kitchen can prepare with enough time.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a cutoff time to book on the same day?
There is no fixed cutoff, but the closer you book to dinner time, the lower the chances of getting a table, especially on Fridays and Saturdays.
Can I show up without a reservation?
It is possible, though availability is not guaranteed. Booking ahead remains the safest way to secure your table.
Is formal dress required for dinner at La Makha?
No. There is no strict dress code, but the restaurant’s atmosphere invites a smart casual style rather than activewear or beachwear.
Does the dinner schedule change on holidays?
La Makha does not open on Sundays or holidays, so there is no dinner or breakfast service on those days.
Is there parking available for those just coming for dinner?
Yes. Binn Hotel offers covered and free parking for both hotel guests and La Makha diners.
With these details sorted, all that is left is picking the date. Book at La Makha and enjoy dinner without worrying about last-minute details.
