Restaurante El Adobe Zona 10 — Restaurant in Guatemala City

I've never been to Guatemala nor had food from Guatemala, including Mayan food, so I came here as it was highly recommended and nearby my hotel. It was great! There's a ton of options to pick from, I got a local craft beer and a salty lemon water, both of which were refreshing. I started out with assorted tostadas, each of which had a crispy tortilla underneath a variety of meat (shredded beef salad and gizzard were the translations I found), radishes, chiccarrones and more. My main was the Ojer K'utun, 5 traditional Mayan soups; there was a red peppery soup with chicken, a green soup with chicken, a soup that reminded me of mole with chicken, one with 3 meats, and one of bananas and chocolate. Everything was delicious, it was a nice relaxing dinner and I can totally see...

At the Intersection of Food & Art

What I enjoyed about this place was that it was like dining in an art room. Lots of opportunities to capture some fairly compelling photos. Wish I had brought my regular camera.

Dinner was delicious, and I wish I could remember the name of the dish that I had.

Only reason I hesitated to give a 5 was because it took about 10 minutes, maybe longer, for our cocktails to come out. But … other than that, I would love to come back to this place and try other stuff...

I visited El Adobe Restaurant on the independent Day of Guatemala, they announced that this day they will have a marimba playing . That never happened 😞 and they don't care about it , they lied. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was nice, the staff is friendly and they try to give good service. The parking is a little bit confusing. But again the food tastes...