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Loved this restaurant, the way it’s set up… with all the Uruguayan artifacts, dozens and dozens of pictures showing the locals what Uruguay is like.
It’s one of the only high-end options I’ve seen in Xela… a perfect place to dine out with your couple.
You should start with some home-made ‘chorizo’ (sausage) and the Uruguayan cantina-styled ‘medio y medio’, a perfect mix of aged rum and sweet vermouth. For the main dish, go for the ‘parillada’ with some tannat wine, you won’t regret!
Written Aug 30, 2007
Address: 14 Avenida 7-10, Esquina, Zona 3
Phone: 7767-4745
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WE CAME TO A THAI RESTAURANT AFTER A HARD DAY'S CLIMB UP SANTA MARIA VOLCANO AS WE FANCIED A CHANGE AND I MUST SAY, THE DISHES THEY SERVED WAS WELL PRESENTABLE. THEY'D GIVE YOU A BIT OF RICE AND OTHER SALADS ON THE SIDE TO GO WITH IT.
THIS LITTLE RESTAURANT IS WORTH A TRY.
IT OPENS TUESDAY TO SATURDAY FROM 12PM TILL 9PM.
Written Dec 26, 2006
Address: 4 CALLE 15-45, ZONA 1
Phone: +502 5604 0511
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The Baveria International Coffee House or Bavaria Café is a great place for a drink and a snack.
Favorite Dish: I had the iced coffee with milk (8q) and Priscilla had the vanilla milkshake (15q) and a piece of pineapple pie (12q). The milkshake especially rocked!
Written Jul 6, 2003
Address: 7a ave. norte #49
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The restaurant has a great selection of pizzas and Italian food and has a great location near the park.
Favorite Dish: We had the medium verdura pizza (veggie pizza) for 45q and almost couldn't finish it. We went back in the evening and I had the tiramisu (15q) and hot chocolate (7q) and Priscilla had a cappucino (7q) all of which were delicious.
Written Jul 6, 2003
Address: 3-41 14th Avenue
Updated Jun 11, 2005
Address: 5. Calle 12-24, Zone 1
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The restaurant has a great selection of pizzas and Italian food and has a great location near the park. We had the medium verdura pizza (veggie pizza) for 45q...
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Q: How do I get from Guatemala City (where my international flight arrives) to Quetzaltenango?
A: there are frequent busses between the two cities. not always the best, but at least they are quite adventurous.
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Quetzaltenango, otherwise known as Xela
Xela (pronounced Shay-la) is characterized by colonial-era buildings, quiet parks, plazas, open-air markets, and narrow stone-paved streets. It is the home of four universities, several technical...
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I've got some interesting experiences in Quetzaltenango. I'd love to share with you the 3 tips I've written, the 2 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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i stayed for 3 weeks in quetzaltenango, mostly to study spanish, but i also managed to tour the sorrounding areas which are very interesting. climbing a vulcano was in more than one way the highlight...
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QUETZALTENANGO aka XELA IS GUATEMALA'S 2ND CITY LOCATED IN WESTERN GUATEMALA AMONG THE HIGHLANDS, A NICE CITY TO VISIT. IT IS ALSO HOME TO A LARGE K'ICHE' MAYA COMMUNITY. THE AREA AROUND PARQUE...
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The posh hotel....or rather another one!
After a very long day of travelling and meeting an exhausting programme of PHG events. We finally arrived at our Hotel. This was Bonifaz Hotel. I had a room with a balcony overlooking the city square!...
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