The restaurant located on the best spot of Santo Domingo del Cerro goes by the name of Tenedor del Cerro. The views from this restaurant are simply breath-taking, especially during the dry season when you can see all three volcanoes hugging the Panchoy valley. Next to the restaurant there are a couple of terraces with magnificent views; plataformas they call them and there are many tables and lounge chair for you to sip a hot cup of coffee or cool down with Moza or Cabro as well as your favorite cocktail.
I recommend a visit to Santo Domingo del Cerro as well as Cerro de La Cruz and Finca Filadelfia to get the best panoramic vistas from the quincentennial colonial town of Santiago de Guatemala, also known as La Antigua Guatemala.
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Since you invoked the ‘M’ word (Moza!), I am now interested… 😀
Thanks for the great series, Rudy. Last year during la Fiesta de Santiago, I was watching fireworks that were shot from a high point south-east of La Antgigua, maybe this was the hill they came from? My geography isn’t always the best, but watching fireworks from the balcony of my friend’s hotel, over the chimneys, tile roofs and ruinas of La Antigua, hmmm…it’s tough to top a moment like that!