Sabaneta, MEDELLIN LIVING newsletter, and FOOD!
David Lee, the master Medellin blogger and writer, has a great article and fotos on authentic Paisa food especially as found in a restaurant, la Doctora, in Sabaneta. Check out his guidebook available from Medellin Living and on Amazon.
http://medellinliving.com/la-doctora-sabaneta/
Sabaneta is a contiguous suburb south of Envigado (Pablo's central haunt when he was with us more than two decades ago... NO MORE!!!!). which is south of Medellin. The central park there is a $5 cab ride from El Poblado in Medellin, or the buses (incl the one I fell of to break my arm last December 2,) go right there. And Sabaneta now has its MetroStation as well. Envigado has many sports complexes especially a skatepark and baseball fields! It also boasts its own professional soccer club.
Sabaneta was my home in Medellin for the first months here when I was royally treated by my friend Edilma and her family. She is a wonderful and beautiful Paisa. Many of you met her when she visited SF and San Ramon last August.
Sabaneta's beautiful colonial church overlooks it's central square which is a park surrounded by restaurants, clubs, ice cream parlors, and a casino or two.
Since then I have lived in Envigado, Patio Bonito in Medellin and now Laureles, also a part of Medellin proper.
http://medellinliving.com/la-doctora-sabaneta/
Sabaneta is a contiguous suburb south of Envigado (Pablo's central haunt when he was with us more than two decades ago... NO MORE!!!!). which is south of Medellin. The central park there is a $5 cab ride from El Poblado in Medellin, or the buses (incl the one I fell of to break my arm last December 2,) go right there. And Sabaneta now has its MetroStation as well. Envigado has many sports complexes especially a skatepark and baseball fields! It also boasts its own professional soccer club.
Sabaneta was my home in Medellin for the first months here when I was royally treated by my friend Edilma and her family. She is a wonderful and beautiful Paisa. Many of you met her when she visited SF and San Ramon last August.
Sabaneta's beautiful colonial church overlooks it's central square which is a park surrounded by restaurants, clubs, ice cream parlors, and a casino or two.
Since then I have lived in Envigado, Patio Bonito in Medellin and now Laureles, also a part of Medellin proper.
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