Casa Babylon Reviews - Quetzaltenango

Casa Babylon

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Casa Babylon Reviews

profile image Varlokkur
1 reviews
Great Mediterranean dishes Jun 08, 2008
Expensive by Xela standards, but still cheap for U.S. or European travelers. Expect to spend 50Q at least.

I highly recommend the mediterranean dishes -- the falafal and hummus combo is good and only 40Q. I've never had a problem with long waiting here, but if you order something like a pizza, expect to wait a while longer. At least there's nice music and a pleasing ambience in the meantime.


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profile image MeganMel…
7 reviews
Jul 25, 2007
Ugh, though I gave this place an average rating, it's just because the food is average. The service is really awful. Then again, I only went there once, but based on that one experience, I would never go back. We went at around 9:30 at night, and yes, there was a group of us, but there was one waitress for the entire restaurant. We had to ask three times for two bottles of water, I had to go downstairs to get my own silverware, and the food took probably an hour or so to get to us. And then it was average. I mean, I wouldn't say it was the worst place I've ever been to, but I surely wouldn't give them any more of my quetzales!


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