Things To Do
Mezon Panza Verde
Great place for brunch or lunch!
Clio's Antigua
Boasting a fantastic terrace, perfect for accommodating large groups for lunch or dinner.
Caffe Mediterraneo
Since 1996, Caffé Mediterraneo has offered authentic Italian cuisine for the delight of locals and visitors.
27 Adentro
They combine the culinary traditions of Central America and the Caribbean to offer you a unique gastronomic experience.
Tartines
French restaurant ideal for intimate gatherings, and it's a personal favorite of Dany Zedan!
Santo Spiritu
Chic Italian restaurant
Bistro Cinq
Upscale French bistro
El Hato Verde
Only a 10-minute drive from Antigua lies the charming village of La Aldea El Hato, offering stunning vistas of Volcan de Agua and the Antigua mountains.
El Comalote
Authentic Guatemalan food. Great for breakfast or brunch.
Los Tres Tiempos
Guatemalan food.
Finca La Azotea
Multi-use outdoor space featuring restaurants, shops, and activities, including a cacao tour. La Petrona for natural wines within Finca La Azotea.
Restaurante Fridas
Mexican food.
Kombu Ramen
Great ramen!
Barriga Llena
Fusion, very casual.
Patio de la Primera
Beautiful terrace with Mediterranean food.
12 Onzas Cafe
Specialty coffee shop with brunch/lunch menu
Artista de Cafe
Best specialty coffee shop (Marcos' favorite!) and also great for breakfast.
Cerveceria 14
Beer garden with stunning views!
Ulew Cocktail Bar
Speakeasy with creative drinks! Try to arrive between 4 pm and 6 pm to secure a spot.
Dulces de Doña Maria Gordillo
Traditional Guatemalan Candy (must try "canillitas de leche" and "colochos de guayaba")
La Tienda de Doña Gavi
Artisanal Guatemalan ice cream.
Loom Tree- Arbol del Telar
Guatemala's textile: In Mayan mythology it was believed that at the beginning of time the goddess Ixchel taught the first woman how to weave. Loom Tree is proud to contribute to the conservation and protection of these ancient techniques, and to help them remain relevant and contemporary.
Colibrí Textiles
Colibrí offers fine quality hand-woven textile products crafted by more than 500 Mayan women in 25 small villages throughout Guatemala.
Que Onda Vos
Contemporary creations handmade with traditional ancient techniques - rugs, glassware, placemats, vases.