Antigua Guatemala Restaurant

"This is the only Guatemalan restaurant in Miami we’re aware of. And if you’re coming to Antigua Guatemala strictly for pupusas, then please get their pupusa de loroco y queso. The loroco here is the best we’ve had in Miami. It’s potent, delicious, and really shines through their pillow-like pupusas. The revuelta is also an excellent choice. And they assemble their cabbage with salsa roja and queso seco plopped on top, which gives you the same rush of endorphins you get after completing a half-marathon (or so we’ve heard). " - mariana trabanino, virginia otazo

"This could be the only Guatemalan restaurant in Miami (excluding the fried chicken chain with that delusionally peppy logo of a cartoon chicken). And they make it abundantly clear with the name they chose for this place. A weekday during lunch here is full of folks enjoying sopa de res completely unphased by the 90-degree weather. It’s clear this place is loved by its community and we understand why. The staff is incredibly kind and will tell you exactly what to get if it’s your first time here. The tostadas, chuchitos, tamales, and pupusas are great choices that’ll leave you full and cheerfully puzzled at how inexpensive it all is. And if you’re curious about what a Guatemalan hot dog tastes like, then you have to get their mixta, which confirms tortillas are superior to hotdog buns (yes, even for hotdogs). After two Gallos (Guatemalan beer) you can work up the courage to play some Marimba Chapinlandia from their electric jukebox. photo credit: Tasty Planet photo credit: Tasty Planet photo credit: Tasty Planet photo credit: Tasty Planet photo credit: Tasty Planet" - Mariana Trabanino