Libertario Coffee Roasters

Libertario Coffee Roasters in Cartagena takes its position on Calle Media Luna seriously — directly across from the legendary Cafe Havana, a location that guarantees foot traffic but that Libertario counters with an interior designed for concentration rather than spectacle. The space splits between air-conditioned indoor seating and an open-air section, both flooded with natural light from generous window placement. Roasting equipment is visible, and the baristas bring genuine expertise to V60 pour-overs and cold brew preparations, walking you through the sourcing and extraction if you're interested or leaving you to your screen if you're not.

WiFi connects at around 15 Mbps, standard for Cartagena and reliable for video conferencing and cloud-based workflows. Power outlets are accessible throughout, and the moderate noise level reflects the Getsemani street energy filtering in — present but manageable, especially in the AC section where closed doors provide a buffer. Seating comfort is good, with tables deliberately sized for laptop work and chairs that support extended sessions. The brunch menu spans avocado toast, waffles, and other substantial plates that make full morning work blocks practical.

Located on Carrera 10 in Getsemani, surrounded by the neighborhood's street art, hostels, and independent restaurants. Hours run 8 AM to 5 PM, with coffee at approximately $3 USD. The roastery credentials are real — carefully sourced Colombian beans processed with the same attention you'd expect from a dedicated specialty roaster, not a cafe that happens to have a grinder. Best for remote workers who prioritize coffee quality and want a Getsemani base with genuine barista expertise, proper infrastructure, and enough food options to sustain a full working morning.