This is a great place to eat right in the middle of Zona Uno in Guatemala City ie: the historic quarter. You'll see locals as well as tourists here inside the grande ole lady.
Hey..I have a soft spot for period joints and cannot get enough of them
Favorite Dish: I just had a simple dinner of chicken tamales and my requisite Gallo beer but there is plenty more to choose from and would recommend this place to anyone visiting Guatemala City
Written Dec 16, 2011
Address: Zona Uno
Phone: (502) 2232-6807
Website: www.hotelpanamerican.com.gt
This little restaurant is located right down the street from Cafe No Se inside El Caminante hostel, they have great drink specials and amazing food. Their rooftop terrace has an incredible 360 degree view of Antigua where we saw the sunset and Fuego erupt!
Great place to grab dinner and a drink before going out!
Favorite Dish: Th El Mirador Burger was the by far the best meal! Juicy, large, and served with out of this world guacamole. It also comes with grilled potatoes and onion so this 45Q meal will definitely fill you up!
Written Nov 20, 2011
Address: 1 Avenida Norte #9B
Phone: 7832-6146
Website: elmiradorantigua.com
Absolutely ... hands down ... the BEST homemade salsa and tacos in Guatemala.
When we are in Guatemala we will eat at Los Cebollinas at least 3 times a week because we cannot get enough of Super Ranchero taco platter and the salas that they make fresh at the side of your table. Each plate gets grilled scallions which are yummy! The atmosphere is very nice and relaxing and usually they have great AC which helps on those extremely hot days. You will not be disappointed going to any Los Cebollinas.
Favorite Dish: Super Ranchero Taco Platter - Three different tacos - one with pork and salsa al pastor (tomato, onion and spices), another with beef, bacon, onion and green peppers and the third with chicken marinated in pibil, served with guacamole (sooo delicious!), frijoles charros (red beans, pork, tomato, onion, garlic and cilantro (sooo delicious!)
Written Oct 5, 2011
A fantastic restaurant that is located throughout Guatemala.
We usually eat at the one in Antigua and have always had a great meal.
The atmosphere is very relaxing and take out is available.
Its nice to sit and watch the chef cook the meat.
Favorite Dish: Quesoburguesa La Estancia; Lomito Chapin; Filet Mignon; the cup of soup you get when you arrive
Written Oct 5, 2011
Address: Antigua, Guatemala
Each time we visit Antigua, I always have to go to Ni Fu Ni Fa. The food is delicious and the atmosphere is very nice. With most meals include the salad bar which is small but has all the essentials plus some delicious salads. Our meals have always been excellent no matter what we have ordered. The wait staff is always friendly and they do have English menus which they will offer to you without asking. If you are going to be in Antigua, do check out Ni Fu Ni Fa. It is a little more expensive but, well worth the money.
Favorite Dish: Salad Bar; Half Chicken; Ni-Fu Ni-Fa Tipico Dish; Filet Mignon; Chocolate Cake
Written Oct 5, 2011
Address: 3a. Calle Oriente no. 21, Antigua, Guatemala
Phone: 7832-6579
Website: http://www.degustantigua.com/en/ni-fu-ni-fa.html?Itemid=90
I found this cafe while visiting my friend in Edificio Santorini an apartment building in zone 14. I thought it was just a minimarket but they have a full menu, they have american and colombian food with some guatemalan dishes as well. I found it to be very clean and economical. It is close to the airport and to many of the hotels in zone 10, so it could be a good place to eat before a long travel day or before catching a plane. I had their Q20 lunch special which was delicious. I think the owner speaks english and they have a website www.clickguate.com, they also do catering and have other businesses on their website.
Favorite Dish: I went back a second time and had their buffalo wings, they were the best I ever had. I think they sell their sauce to go, and one of the workers told me they sell it to the bars in zone 10.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: 8a. Avenida 3-20 zone 14 Eficicio Santorini 1
Phone: 2333-5382
Sarita is a chain restaurant along main roads. The food was very good in the one where we stopped, and the ice and salads are safe. There is a guard in the parking lot keeping an eye on things.
Favorite Dish: I really liked their tortilla soup.
Written Jun 6, 2010
Address: main highways
Website: saritarestaurante.com
Cafe Condesa is in the center of Antigua. It is very popular with foreign visitors because of the coffee and desserts. It is remarkable all the time, however, if you are in town on Sunday during brunch, go to the cafe. For about $10 you can get a delicious brunch buffee that includes coffee and juice. They have everything: Pancakes, Eggs, 4 salads, muffins, soup and dessert. It is well worth it and the atmosphere is beautiful.
Favorite Dish: I lived in Antigua for a month so I was fortunate enough to be able to try a few desserts. I really liked the macadamian nut pie and the asian salad. I really would not have tried the asian salad myself but it was on the buffet.
Written Jul 29, 2009
Address: 5a Av. Norte, #4
Phone: 502/7832-0038
This restaurant was excellent. We went for a late lunch and the chef came out to discuss the food with us. She explained to us how to use the sauces and the spices that came with the dishes. It was a wonderful experience and the restaurant has a great atmosphere.
Favorite Dish: We had the vegetarian Pepian which was delicious. I think my favorite was the black bean soup with all the spices they gave us.
Written Jul 29, 2009
Address: 5a Av. Norte, #12
Phone: 502/7832-0507
La Escudilla is my favourite restaurant in Antigua. I've eaten breakfast, lunch and dinner here and they are all good. If you are a meat eater, the Paradilla Quetzal (mixed grill), including steak, pork chop, chicken, sausages, chopped tomato, avocado cream, black beans, bell peppers, onion and tortillas (yes, all that) is great. There are also plenty of vegetarian options and the salads are good and clean. A breakfast, including fried egg, 3 tortillas, salad, coffee etc, costs Q10 ($1.30). There are daily special meals, comprising soup, main course and soft drink, for Q18. This is the place to come when you are hungry.
The courtyard eating area, with its lush vegetation, is very attractive and at the rear of it is Riki's Bar, which is one of the most popular travellers' bars in Antigua.
Opening hours: 7am-midnight
Favorite Dish: The Paradilla Quetzal. Although at Q62 it is just about the most expensive item on the menu, it's worth it.
Updated Nov 20, 2008
Address: 4a Av Norte 4, Antigua
Phone: 00502 7832 1327
Website: http://www.la-escudilla.com/en/escudilla.htm
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