Location: San Marcos La Laguna
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Top 4 Healthy food in San Marcos La Laguna, Western Highlands, Guatemala
Best Healthy restaurants nearby. Discover the best Healthy food in San Marcos La Laguna. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Healthy restaurants near you.. San Marcos La Laguna is a village on the western shore of Lago Atitlán in the Sololá Department of Guatemala. The village is northwest of three volcanos Volcán San Pedro, Volcán Tolimán, and Volcán Atitlán. The village has an outdoor amphitheater and a few hostels. San Marcos connects to other lakeside communities by boat and a narrow road. The nearest city is Panajachel at the northern side of Lago Atitlán. The town sits at an elevation of 1,585 metres (5,200 ft); the lowest elevation is the lake shore at 1,562 metres (5,125 ft).
Things to do in San Marcos La Laguna
1. Sababa restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 247 reviews
Reviewed By isantamarina
Completely perfect! The place is peaceful and beautiful with an incredible view, very nice vibe.The food was incredibly delicious!!! I went there for lunch on saturday with my family and my two dogs. The service was great, the waiters were super friendly and nice. We had some hummus which was delicious and the best artichokes Iâve ever had in my life! We also ordered pasta, sababa fish, stuffed peppers and a chicken salad and it was all yummy and fresh â¥ï¸. We enjoyed Sababa and we will definitely go back (canât wait till next time).
2. Anzan Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 55 reviews
ANZAN KITCHEN serves a seasonal menu, celebrating uncomplicated flavors in breathtaking surroundings. By reservation ONLY.
Reviewed By Alice C
The boys at Anzan have cooked us the most amazing breakfast and dinner. We loved our first meal so much we decided to eat here again. They serve many dishes with so many different flavours. Would recommend! Thank you Alice, have a safe trip and hope to see you soon again. Dita
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3. La Isla Verde
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Part of the Isla Verde Hotel
Reviewed By geminiadams
If you're looking to unplug and get away from it all, as I was, this retreat center will float your boat. Treehouse style cabins, nestled into the hillside, daily yoga, meditation, delisious and nutritious food, stunning views across the lake, peace and tranquility, music nights, local cultural events. Simply perfect in every way. During my time here I literally ate, slept, played music, ate, slept, did yoga, ate, slept. Thankfully there isn't much else to do. I tried dropping in to the surrounding villages, most full of tourists and a bit grungy, but here there is just the pure magic of serenity and silence. I worked with a couple of local Shaman's with cacao and fire ceremony. That was the highlight of my trip and the staff here helped me determine the wheat from the chaf with recommendations. I'll definitely be back to hold a retreat here at some point in the future so I can share this bliss with others.
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4. Posada de Santiago
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Informal dining with a menu that features local options, such as smoked chicken pibil with blue corn tortillas and home made sauces, as well as international choices. We make the chili sauces, jams, ice cream; smoke the meats; roast the coffee; Best to ma
Reviewed By fabianoc594
Stay away from this place. The website sayd it was open. We went in, saw other customers, but the waiter refused service.Last night I talked to the waiter, Nicolas, who attempted to be of service to you.First off, my website does have our hours of service clearly indicated. Lunch is served 12:00-2:00 & 2:30 to 3:30. You arrived after 4:00, when the cooks need to clean the kitchen and prepare for dinner. We are a bit flexible, but we can't be when the hotel is full, as it was that day.Nicolas let you know that we have a lakeshore Palapa Bar & Grill serving sandwiches, quesadillas, taquitos and guacamole, etc., which was open. This displeased you even though you never looked at it. He characterized both of you as, "very rude, arrogant and los tipos who enjoy being displeased." He told me you were so stubborn that he was forced to show you the sign with our meal hours. It is next to the door. You had just walked past it.Basically, I think you are unaccustomed to a Mayan servant being empowered enough to say no to you.I am glad that you will not return.
