Restaurante Guatemalteco Fuente de Bendición Inc — Restaurant in Peachtree Corners

I visited this restaurant on a Friday night and the experience was delightful. The atmosphere is definitely a cozy hole-in-the-wall small business and the server was very welcoming. The tortas de pollo con papas was not only tasty but also surprisingly not as greasy as I had anticipated. It came with a spicy sauce that was served in a separate small cup. Their salsa was both flavorful and spicy that can also double as a dip for the fries.

One thing that truly stood out for me was my introduction to horchata. This was my first time trying the drink and now I can confidently say that I'll be ordering it again when I return. It's important to note that the different taste to other "Latin/Spanish community restaurants" is expected since Guatemalan cuisine and every other Central American country have their own identity. This restaurant embraces its cultural heritage, and I appreciate the authenticity it brings...

The staff is friendly and the food is fresh, hot, and plentiful. However, the taste of the food was off...and that's my personal comparison to other latin/Spanish community restaurants. The chips were decent but the complementary salsa looks like tomato soup. The cheese I ordered for the chips was a yellow cheese comparable to Velvetta or jar cheese you buy at the grocery store...I was expecting a white cheese queso. The burrito I had was huge, but had guacamole on it, which took away from what could have been a great burrito. Lastly, in the 45 mins or so I dined in, not one other patron came in for dining, pickup, or carryout. I noticed the other comments and I'm happy others experienced a great dining moment, but unfortunately that was not my experience. Check it out for yourself because I'm...

My experience at this Guatemalan restaurant was mixed. The popusas fell short, seemed unevenly mixed, resembling more of a filled gordita with cheese and chicharrón. while more cheesy lacked the expected authenticity, especially with the disappointing curtido, that was just shredded cabbage with no flavor. The positive notes was the carne asada and homemade tortillas contrast with the limited salsa options, as only bottled hot sauces were available. The atmosphere and service were acceptable, but improvements in the authenticity and execution of certain signature dishes would enhance the overall...