
For its ninth edition, some 60 pastry shops, bakeries and restaurants across Medellín and the eastern Antioquia towns each create a dessert exclusively for the festival. Every "momento dulce" bundles a dessert, a coffee and a bottle of water for a fixed price, discounted up to 50% off the normal menu rate. It is an easy, low-commitment way for visitors to sample the city's high-end pastry scene without booking a tasting menu. The festival runs through September 13, so there is still a window to catch it.
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