Sabe Rico

Sabe Rico is a beautiful and charming restaurant serving healthy, wholesome, organic and vegetarian-friendly food and their extensive menu features both authentic Guatemalan and international cuisine.

I ate here for lunch and ordered the Mediterranean Salad and a banana and strawberry smoothie, both of which tasted very fresh, natural, flavourful and tasty. The tables were scattered throughout a gorgeous garden filled with lush vegetation, which was my favourite part about this restaurant, aside from the delicious food! It was such a pleasant and serene setting to enjoy a healthy meal. The natural garden setting felt like an oasis in the middle of the city and I loved the relaxed and laid-back atmosphere. The service was also fast and friendly.

There was also a bakery, deli and small store at the front of the building selling sandwiches, baked goods, kombucha and other healthy bottled drinks, gourmet chocolates, jams and more. After you walk through the small store and cafe at the front of the building, you will arrive at the spectacular gardens behind the building.

I have nothing but positive things to say about this restaurant and it was a very enjoyable place to eat lunch. They also serve breakfasts and are open during some evenings. I would highly recommend eating here if you are looking for a delicious healthy meal in Antigua!

I was only passing through for the night and had a walk through town in the afternoon before heading out for dinner in the evening. The buildings are very unassuming from the outside and Sabe Rico was no different. At firs the chocolate shop threw me off and then when I walked through to the back it felt like I was in someones garden - but scattered arround in their own little corners were tables. Great atmosphere and lovely gardens. I had a fantastic vegan gluten free meal - with a guacamole starter and hybiscus drink. I found the lentil stew hit the spot and left very satisfied and motivated enough to wtite a review!

I cant compare to anywhere else but when I left I thought back to 2 American girls I saw with a domino pizza box in their hands and thought to myself they have come all this way and are missing out on a great experience - all in the shadow of a volcano.

A good number of vegetarian/vegan options, but a lot of meat on the menu as well. Staff is knowledgeable. Beautiful garden. Food was okay and not particularly great value (small portions). The place seems to be a health-food store, food seller, and chocolateria as well. The chocolates were not great. Overall, they seem to be trying to do too much with the result that the core business - good food presumably - may suffer. Nonetheless, it has a lot of choices for vegetarians.

The food was really good. The menu has a vegetarian section and other vegetarian options in other parts of the menu. Most were vegan or could be made vegan. I especially recommend the amazing portobella sandwich, so delicious we both ordered a second (it's really small though, you may *have* to order a second). The lentil stew was fine but boring. The chili relleno was tasty. The garden we ate in was really beautiful. It was lovely.