What to do, where to eat & more

Beto's Restaurante La Libertad

Definitive one of my favorite spot to chill out, specially if you are in the mood for a good ceviche and a cool drink in a relaxing environment.

Cadejo Brewing Company. C. C. Santa Rosa

CRAFT BEER. The perfect excuse to hang out with friends, after work or just because The Brand name is a tribute to one of the most emblematic salvadoran folkloric characters

The Beer Station

Another option to try crafted beer

Delikat

Sandwiches, salads, soups, and breakfast with a gourmet hint

KOI Sushi

Il Bongustaio

Who wants pasta and wine? Here it is: Il Bongustaio

La Gastroteca Restaurante - El Salvador

Restaurante Pasquale

LOTE53 Coffee Bar SOHO

VIVA ESPRESSO (San Benito)

Cardedeu Coatepeque

A must do. Good food with a lake view.

Café Fulanos

Coffee bar located in the Historic Downtonw. Enjoy a good quality local coffee while enjoying the every day energy at San Salvador Historic Downtown with a bohemian touch

Restaurante y Panaderia San Martín

Freshly baked bread everyday. Nice place to enjoy a meal, a dessert with coffee or just to stop by to pick up your favorite pastry

Sento Luxury Spa & Salon

To pamper yourself one day, or to schedule an exclusive treatment in a high-level beauty salon. Call to ask for the service of your interest and to set an appointment.

Vidals Salon & Spa Urbano

For him and for her. You can boost your time by scheduling an appointment for yourself and your partner. The two will be more beautiful, renewed and ready for the party

Bar Circo

Thematic bar

The Rooftop

Rouge Salon SV

Appoitment needed

O.P.I. Nail Bar

O.P.I. nail certified products and services. Call to make an appointment

BOCA BOCA

Salvadorian traditional food with a twist

Tipicos Margoth

If you want to explore the variety of Salvadoran traditional food, this is the right place to go.

Monkey Lala

Bohemian evironment just in front of the beach. Chilax, enjoy the sunset and drink a beer Prefererd for surfers due to the high waves.

Mayan Ruins: San Andres

Yes! We haver MAYAN HERITAGE, and we can prove it! If you are interested to expand your cultural knowlegde this arqueological site is a must do.

Joya de Ceren (Pre-Columbian Maya farming village)

It is often referred to as the "Pompeii of the Americas", in comparison to the famed Ancient Roman ruins. Joya de Cerén was entered on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1993. https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/675