Rapid Summary: 3 Soles have seven individual kiosks and a large one for ten people, all outdoors, designed for celebrations, meetings or dinners that require privacy without interlocking themselves in a living room.
Key points in 30 seconds
- Kiosks are individual spaces outdoors, and are not shared tables in common area.
- There’s a small kiosk option for partners or families and a big one for ten-foot groups.
- They work for both celebrations and work meetings or dinner partners.
There are plans that do not fit well at a common area table but they do not require an air-conditioned closed living room. That’s where the private kiosk resolves something that neither the traditional restaurant nor the event hall achieve at all: own space, outdoors, without the formality of a big event.
What does a kiosk do different from a common table
The difference isn’t just about size. A kiosk gives the feeling of having an assigned space from how far the group arrives, rather than from a table between other tables. The 3 Soles atmosphere It relies quite quite widely on that distribution: green areas around, kiosks spread with distance between them, and the feeling of being in a space of their own even in a day with a full restaurant.
That makes it useful for several types of plans: an anniversary dinner that looks for privacy, a work meeting that needs some quiet to talk, or a family celebration that doesn’t want to share space with other groups.
The two types of kiosk and when to use each
Individual kiosk for small groups
The seven individual kiosks are designed for partners, small families or groups of friends with up to about eight people. They are best requested for partners’ dinner, family meetings or work meetings that do not require much space.
A big Kiosk for ten people
When the group grows, the big kiosk gives space for ten people without losing the privacy of the format. It’s an alternative to green areas for those who prefer more delimited space, especially at celebrations where a coordinated menu will be served for the whole group.
What kind of plans a private kiosk works for
Although they are often associated with celebrations, private kiosks also work for small work meetings, half-day coworking camp, or simply dinner that looks to get away from the bustle of a full living room. The Reserve a restaurant for big groups they tend to target big kiosks or green zones while those who seek something more intimate prefer individual kiosks.
How to book a step by step kiosk
- Define group size. That determines whether an individual kiosk or a large kiosk should be appropriate.
- He’s picking his motive for his plan. A couple dinner doesn’t require anything but a work meeting or family celebration.
- Reserve with advanceespecially at weekends, with kiosks as the most requested space.
- Coordinates the menu if it’s a celebration. For large groups, tipstick with time about sharing plates and tipple service.
How far and how to get
For those who use private kiosk for a work meeting or a quick dinner every week, distance matters as much as space itself. 3 Soles is about the track about Piedra, in the variant Chia-Cota, about 35 minutes north of Bogotá. The guarded parking space with capacity for 20 cars, is a point for the face of work meetings at city restaurants where finding a parking space nearby can be part of the problem, but not of the solution.
Kiosk, green area or living room: how to choose from the three spaces
Not all plans outside require a kiosk. Green zones give more movement for those who prefer a less delimited environment while event rooms with their own projector and sound make sense when the plan includes a presentation or a discourse. The private kiosk remains at an intermediate point: less formal than a living room but with more space definition than an open green area. That’s largely why it’s become the most requested space for small and medium group reserves.
If you have little time, ask for this.
- Jawk ($43,700) as light entrance to open the kiosk.
- Retirement loin ($63,300), a Peruvian classic that yields well to share.
- Chilean or another 2×1 photo, ideal for a dinner of kiosk between two.
- Fitted with a deconstructed To put something sweet about his meeting.
Do kiosks have an additional cost to the reserve?
No, booking a kiosk doesn’t have an additional cost and only pay for what’s consumed while visiting.
Can I have a kiosk for a work meeting?
Yes, kiosks also work for small meetings or coworking sessions at a country level, and not just for celebrations.
How many people get into the big kiosk?
The big kiosk has capacity for ten people and for bigger groups, it’s best to have a combination with a green area or an event hall.
How soon have I been to put a kiosk back?
It’s best to have some days in advance, especially for weekends or high demand dates as public bridges.
Do kiosks have an equal share of each other or are they different?
The seven individual kiosks have a similar format with each other and the main space difference is between an individual kiosk and a large kiosk for ten people.
Can I get live music inside the kiosk?
The live music of weekends sounds for the whole restaurant, and for a particular kiosk, so those who book at these times can enjoy it from their own space without applying for them exclusively.
If you’re looking for a place of your own for your next meeting or celebration, Reserve your private kiosk now and secure space before the weekend.
