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Some days the dragon wins…

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Some days the dragon wins...

… as seen at Héctor’s restaurant, which by the way turned 4 years old this week. Congratulations Héctor for this extraordinary achievement and for four years of wonderful, delicious cuisine. Hey Héctor, don’t you think it’s about time you name your restaurant or should we continue calling it Dónde Héctor or El Sin Nombre? 😉

These are some of the gourmet dishes from Héctor’s that I have highlighted before in AntiguaDailyPhoto.

Tomatoes, Basil and CheeseCarpaccio at Hector's restaurant in Antigua GuatemalaDelicious Quiche from Hector'sRoasted tomatoes and GrapesOnly in LAG: Drying Dinner

Needless to say Héctor’s restaurant is one of my favorite dining spots in La Antigua Guatemala. Here’s Héctor’s business card for those wondering where is the restaurant located:

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Flying over Antigua Guatemala

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Flying through the air you can see all through the valley at Antigua Canopy Tours which is located at Finca Filadelfia. Seven zip-lines, and the longest being 715 ft on the Cannon tour. The view is breath taking. It is a great way to experience the vast scenery. If you want see everything that is … Read more

Fotoimagen

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Since my handle in the English language is not so good, I would like to request for you guys to help me understand what’s the difference between a photograph and an image? I’ll welcome all the answers and suggestions. Thanks!

Calle del Obispo Marroquín Sign

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I was very impressed to find out many of you knew about the original street name signs and also knew where they were located, or rather which original street names correspond to present day nomenclature. Can you tell me what’s the present day street or avenue that before was called Calle del Obispo Marroquín? Here’s … Read more

La casa de Mónica sign

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This is one more sign style found in La Antigua Guatemala. There are 133 pages in the Signs category, which I believe makes AntiguaDailyPhoto the premier source for Guatemalan signs, unless, of course, you can provide a link to a larger source, can you?

Dios te ama

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Oficina de atención al ciudadano P.N.C. or Citizen desk of Civil National Police (P.N.C. in Spanish acronym) was written in the back of the three-tray inbox sitting in the desk of one of local police station, or rather administration office. This police office main purpose is to receive citizens reports, formal complaints, denunciations, et cetera. … Read more