Café Museo La Luna — Restaurant in Municipio de Quetzaltenango

I've had the pleasure of eating here twice now and the honor of meeting the owner. This is not only a great place to eat, but it's also an amazing place to talk and have some hot chocolate, as they have been making chocolate here since 3 generations before the current owner. The food is amazing, and generally, the menu is well thought out and has a good explanation of what each item within it has. During my visits, the owner explained in detail the difference of each item and also made suggestions as to what we could order. That's right. The owner may serve you! That's dedication right there 👏!!! A lot of the food is homemade. Just to add on to what I mean, the bread for the burgers 🍔 is artesanal made. The bacon 🥓, if you choose something with bacon, is also homemade. You just can't go wrong with things like this. There's more too...I'll leave the rest to your future visits. It's genuinely a great spot with food, history, and stories. Apart from the food itself, you will find yourself surrounded by history at every corner and seat in the wonderful restaurant. There are artifacts of the past in every area that you see here. There's nothing to complain about...👏👏shoutout...

Oddly laid out buildings with a bunch of smaller rooms with tables here and there, and a couryard sort of area in the middle. Interesting decorations and loved the menus which are old records covers. Each menu cover is different. Loved the range of coffee drinks with icecream. Coffee was average tasting. Didn't notice anywhere to plug in a laptop, and it didn't have a strong 'stay a while and study' kind of vibe. Weird opening hours on the weekend as it doesn't open til 4pm, so it didn't...

Fabulous burger (incredible seasoned fries and sauces, too - the fries were a cross between chips and crisps. Omg!!) and chocolate puro drink, all made with love right here. Decor was fun, like a little alternative oasis full of cool things inside a building from 1899. But the highlight was chatting with the guys running the joint - thanks...