Restaurante Guatemalteco Fuente De Bendición Inc

Fantastic. I love authentic food. And this place nailed it in the head. I definitely would recommend.

Tried the pupusas and avacado and the food was very good! This is a small family restaurant. The place was empty with a single woman cooking the food to order. There was a male and child near the back of the place. The food was tasty and cheap. Small charming place. They prefer you pay cash and give a small discount. I hope this place stays in business!

The food is plentiful and freshly prepared. I had Pollo Frito (fried chicken). It was so good, spiced perfectly, crispy, and hot from the kitchen. My husband had Fajitas Mixta which had beef, chicken and shrimp. He said it was excellent. All the tortillas are made from scratch. The waiter/owner of the restaurant was super nice and friendly. Overall a great dinner and evening. We’ll be back

Definitely one of my favorite spots , their food is amazing . Agua de Sandia is delicious. Prices are fair , family own restaurants. Still exploring other dishes . Definitely will be back to try more . Their seating is pretty fair , high tops (choices of 10 for parties) and low tops . The server super friendly and nice . Been here twice ! P.s breakfast menu is all day!!!

Best Guatemalan Food in Atlanta! My family and I loved this restaurant. The garnachas and pastelitos are amazing, the Fajitas were sizzling hot and tasty and my dad really enjoyed the sopa de Chojin! Their customer service is also top notch. We will definitely return

If you want to taste the best Guatemalan food - you might as well come to this place . Atmosphere is great, the food is delicious.

Family environment. A couple of little kids roaming about while their parents prepared food. The pace immediately shifted into low when I walked into the restaurant. The food was prepared immediately. I had the fajitas. Generous portions. I couldn't finish the rice. Had a conversation in Spanish with a twenty-something woman from Guatemala while she waited for takeout. She loved the Christian band Hillsong Worship and vowed to continue to practice her English. The experience was nice -- certainly a respite from constantly being on the go.

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 dining experience.