Guatemalan Kitchen

Food is wonderful! I've been ordering from here consistently with my wife and we love the pupusas. Staff is friendly as well.

We had lunch at Guatemalan Kitchen today. First, the food is tasty and plenty. For the main dish, we had the combo plate with grilled shrimp, fried egg and fish fillet, which comes with Spanish rice, beans and salad; and another one with grilled chicken and shrimp which comes with 8 tortillas. Although we are hungry, we couldn't finish the plate and had plenty left overs.The one down side is service can be a little slow since there is just one server working the whole restaurant.

I am not out in the Phoenixville area very often. Since we were, we wanted to try and find something unique. Guatemalan Kitchen delivered.Describing Guatemalan Kitchen as a hole in the wall does not really do it justice. You enter the building into a sizable and very clean seating area. We had to head to the back to check out menus and place our orders. You also grab your own drinks from their refrigerators. In the back there are also a mini grocery offerings. However, once ordered, we could seat ourselves and wait as they would bring out the food.Everything we ordered food wise delivered tremendous value. We got the ceviche, which came in a huge margarita type glass and was full of shrimp. It was also very tasty and we went as far as to dip our other items in to get every last drop. The Guatemalan Enchiladas were a bit tricky for me to eat, but had great flavor. Something about the beets that tied everything together! Finally, the Dobladas were a rock solid addition for a minimum price. Again, beyond the pure quality, this restaurant delivered high value.Guatemalan Kitchen is a clear recommend imo. I might even make a special trip to Phoenixville to dine again soon!

An easy to miss spot: but you DON'T want to miss this. Not only is it delicious, the prices are extremely reasonable compared to some of the overpriced sports on this street. Not too busy during lunch on a Saturday, pretty quiet and homey. My friend and I were confused at first whether to be seated, but you walk to the back and order at the front first. Then, they'll bring things to your table. The menu is quite extensive and I'm incredibly impressed. I'd definitely like to come again to try more things. I found the three papusas filling, I almost did an order of tacos in addition and I'm glad I didn't, no way I would have finished.

Delicious food, very authentic. Great price and a relaxed atmosphere with soccer playing on the TV.

I love this place. The food is consistently good. I love their pupusas and their grilled pork ribs are outstanding! A surprising treat is how great their fried chicken is! The sides, macaroni salad, rice, and black beans, that come with their meals are very good too. You get A LOT of food, there are always left overs. The prices are reasonable. My boyfriend and I moved from the area two years ago but whenever we are back visiting for a couple of days, we try to make sure to visit. It has never disappointed us!

Quality food. I get the Al Pastor tacos and they are excellent everytime. The guacamole is also very good and they give you a large portion for a cheap price.

We got the parrillada ($13), which is a combo with steak, chicken, and spicy chorizo. This comes with rice, a black bean paste, green salad, and a couple of soft taco shells. We also got the grilled pork ribs ($11), which also comes with the same sides. I got it to go so not sure if there are more sauces if you dine in. There was only a hot sauce so I wish there were others. The food portions are generous and it is good value for what you get. It is located on a small street just off of the Downtown Phoenixville area. I would like to come back to try other things.

Incredible good food and for a great value. I've thought about their food constantly ever since I had it. Just slow counter service sadly.

This place has great food, large portions and reasonable prices! New location right on Bridge Street. Oddly enough it's Guatemalan Kitchen and a pizza joint. I came for the Guatemalan! The menu is extensive and there are so many options. ordered:-Parrallada grilled meat sampler with chicken, steak and sausage. Served with black beans and macaroni salad. -Sopa de mano de res or the cow's foot soup. Served with homemade corn tortillas and lime cilantro and onion. This delicacy was my favorite. -three ginormous chicharron papusas served with some salad. -Jamaica Hibiscus drink- a little sour and not too sweet-bag of elotitos or cornuts. Delicious snack Everything was freshly made and delicious. Love this place