Guate Gualan Restaurant — Restaurant in Philadelphia

I had an awful time at this place. not a great place to take your family to eat. not only will you wait a very long time for your food but you will get nasty attitude from the people who work here. I came here with my family the day after Thanksgiving and we had to wait over an hour for our food. when I asked the lady working here where the food was, she replied " I only have two hands!" Spoons were missing when we were served soup everybody's plates were served at different times. it was just an all-out bad experience, and this was not the first time that I came here. I gave them the benefit of the doubt from the first time I came and was given bad service and the food is way more expensive than should be priced. they charge you as if they are a five star restaurant. Never...

Only my second time eating Guatemalan food, I'm impressed with this place though. Place is cozy and the food taste Great!!!, I love the way they season their food. A lot of times you go to these latin American food joints, and the food is bland and really no flavor. It's because they try to cater to our American taste, rest assured bro...they don't cook that way at home. So it's great when you go to a place like this, and the food is REALLY...

Es segunda ves que visitamos este restaurante. La primera ves la comida no estaba muy bien al estilo chapin. Y bueno pues decidimos darnos una segunda oportunidad, en esta ocasión pedi caldo de para de res el cual estaba delicioso mi esposa pidió un tamal el cual no estaba mal pero si lo pueden hacer con más recado y un poco más de carne. Atol de elote muy sabroso. Ahora ellos venden shots de licor yo me pedí uno de quezalteca el cual yo creo que esta extremadamente carisimo a $8 dólares. Aparte el trago o shot como le llaman ellos legalmente y por ley tienen que tener 1.5 onzas de licor o sea el equivalente a 3 cucharas de mesa llenas. Lo que ellos sirven es aproximadamente una cuchara y media si mucho lo cual pues no debería de hacer eso porque no es ética de un negocio. Y como dije antes las leyes de licor claramente determinan las cantidades que se tienen que servir. Cabe recalcar que ya en Roger Wilco en New Jersey puedes comprar todo licor de Guatemala por precios super cómodos como un litro de Quezalteca a $16 dolares la cual tiene un poco más o menos...