I had the falafel wrap at this place. Unfortunately, they didn't have any kind of spicy sauce, just a store-bought one in a bottle that looked very old and did not taste spicy at all. Overall the taste of the falafel was really good, very authentic, but there was a kind of aftertaste that made me think that maybe they toasted the wrap in beef fat after preparing it. This is common in some arabic countries and the bread really tasted like it. The next day I began to have really bad diarrhea and stomach cramps which lasted for a week. This was the only thing I ate on that day which I had never eaten before, so I strongly suspect that the food at this restaurant was the culprit. Maybe the wrap really had some beef fat and my stomach was not able to take it. I should have asked, but I was feeling shy. Anyway, I won't be going there again, there are many other nice places in Bogotá to have falafel without risking your health.