Crossroads Cafe

Café atrevido, profundo y rico, cultivado, cosechado y tostado localmente. ¡La tarta de arándanos estuvo increíble! Quería otra pieza pero resistí la tentación.

Fue un momento increíble, tuve una gran conversación con Byron mientras tomábamos nuestro café. ¡Recomiendo encarecidamente pasar por aquí y apoyar este café!

EL AMBIENTE ES MUY BUENO Y LOS PRODUCTOS TAMBIÉN, ADEMÁS DE LA CALIDAD EL PRECIO ES EXCELENTE

Muy rico cafe, te puede hacer un cortado practicamente como el de España. La muchacha es muy agradable, igual que el local, y desea practicar el ingles. Venden cafe para llevar, el cafe lo muelen alli mismo antes de hacertelo. Muy recomendable.

Excelente café (sin duda el mejor de Guatemala hasta ahora), pastel mantecoso y desmenuzable realmente delicioso y excelente servicio. 10/10

The owner is so kind and generous and the coffee is great! The carrot cake made by his wife is genuinely the best carrot cake we’ve ever eaten!

Le meilleur endroit pour prendre un café à Panajachel. Le personnel est super gentil et accueillant, le café est délicieux. Un bon rapport qualité prix. Les gâteaux son super bon spécialement le roll de canela et la gâteaux à la carottes je me suis régalé L'atmosphère et l'ambiance du lieu est sympa. Je recommande fortement si vous passez par Panajachel

Great place to enjoy coffee, tea and baked snacks. Also a great place to get freshly roasted in house coffee beans or coffee ground for a coffee maker or expresso machine.

Lieu minuscule. Exellent café, belle ambiance, locaux et étrangers.
Serveur très sympa.

Little oasis in Panajachel with great coffee, delicious cakes, and awesome people. We got to see the coffee roasting in action and got great advice on hikes. We left with a pound of fragrant coffee beans

This place has excellent coffee. They roast coffee and supply beans to the other businesses in town.

I had an iced coffee and a slice of tiramisu. Everything was good. They have great coffee that they roast themselves and if you ask they can tell you all about the process and even show you. (I didn’t see it but I was told this was a possibility)

There’s no cell reception or wifi in so it’s a nice little spot to chill and disconnect.

It was super quiet when I went but had a nice conversation with Warren, who was attending the coffee bar.

On our entire week long trip to Guatemala, the time we spent at Crossroads cafe was hands down the best experience we had. The coffee is amazing, and the hospitality of both Byron and Jackie were incredible. We got to learn so much about the coffee roasting process and the history of the cafe. It may not look like much at first glance, but this is definitely a must-see destination.

Amazing little Cafe with an amazing owner. My friend and I stopped by to grab a quick coffee and we were blown away by the place. The owner gave us a whole tour and explanation of how he makes and chooses the right coffee and we tried several different ones. All were amazing!
Strongly recommend stopping by!

Tried a coffee ixhil, a typical coffee from an indigenous group in Guatemala. Very interesting! The coffee shop was a lovely spot, and the CEO/barista Byron taught us a lot about coffee and Guatemala in general!

Solid place to stop in for a coffee, and I liked the international decorations. They even had a Colorado flag inside which surprised me (I’m from Colorado)!

I have had better cappuccino in Antigua Guatemala, so I would give Crossroads 4.5 stars if I could. But if you’re in Pana definitely stop in for a caffein fix!

Best Coffee in Guatemale, if you haven't tried it, do yourself a favor and pop by, you won't be sorry!

Cute little coffee shop with excellent coffee. His espresso is strong, but smooth and his Huehuetenango drip is smooth, but full bodied. The owner is friendly, knows his coffee and cares about his customers. The carrot cake was excellent also. I can't wait to go back and try different varieties of coffee and desserts.

Amazing coffee and nicer staff. Love it that it is away from the central Panaj. Shout out to Jacky.

A bit pricy for Guatemalan standard but you get what you pay for, best coffee I had in central America and Lou the owner gave me a tour of where they roast their coffee and told me a bit about how he runs the business. Also the place is frequented by expats so I had a nice chat with a few Americans living here.