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Antojitos Chapines
Welcome to the vibrant world of Antojitos Chapines, a hidden gem nestled in Stamford, CT at 210 W Main St. This quaint establishment specializes in authentic Guatemalan cuisine, offering a flavorful journey into Latin American traditions. Known for its casual charm and inviting atmosphere, Antojitos Chapines is the perfect spot for both locals and newcomers craving a taste of Guatemala.
The brand excels in providing a warm and friendly dining experience. They take reservations and offer delivery and takeout, making it convenient for anyone on the go. The cozy outdoor seating is a delightful option for those who prefer to dine al fresco, while the classy interior creates a welcoming ambiance for family gatherings or casual outings with friends. Credit cards are accepted, easing your dining experience further.
- Menu Highlights:
- Meat Lovers: Dive into the Parrillada Chapina, a bountiful feast of chicken, steak, adobada, and chorizo, complemented by rice, beans, salad, tortillas, plantains, and avocado, all for just $16.95.
- Seafood Selections: The Pescado Encebollado, a fresh fish fillet adorned with onions and tomatoes, is served with the essential accompaniments of rice, beans, salad, and tortillas for $12.45.
- Soups Galore: Be sure to try the hearty Sopa de Mariscos, a seafood lover’s delight that warms the soul at $14.95.
The consistent praise from patrons speaks volumes. Visitors appreciate not just the affordability of the dishes but also the generous portions that leave you satisfied without breaking the bank. "Above par food at low prices" and "delicious and hearty meals for two" are common sentiments that resonate with many, creating a loyal customer base.
Customer 'Roger C.' highlighted the restaurant's delicious pupusas and their convenient delivery service. With rave reviews on the quality and taste of the food, it's evident that Antojitos Chapines prides itself on quality and authentic preparation, reminiscent of home-cooked meals.
If you're adventurous enough to explore different neighborhoods for remarkable food, don't let the location deter you. Antojitos Chapines may be in a lesser-known part of Stamford, but its culinary offerings are undoubtedly worth the visit. The cozy interior coupled with a homey feel makes it a comforting choice for your next meal.
In Conclusion: Antojitos Chapines stands out not only for its authentic Guatemalan menu but also for its community ambiance and affordability. Whether you're a seasoned fan of Latin American cuisine or a newcomer looking to expand your palate, this restaurant promises to deliver a memorable dining experience. Stop by and indulge in hearty dishes that capture the essence of Guatemala, all while enjoying the warmth of a family-run establishment.
“ Amazing, well priced Guate food. It's not a sketchy area ... Come here! NOW! Very good breakfast ”
“ This is a Guatemalan restaurant in Stamford. It is an establishment that's mostly visited by local Guatemalan immigrants. Being new to this geographical area, we were not sure if the area of town was safe. Well, it isn't in let's say in the "best" part of town. But we are adventurous for good food.. and went during daylight to play it safe.. Parking is tough. It is on a small, narrow street that got a lot of traffic so it was difficult to park... street parking is available. In terms of the food, it was pretty good and especially for the price. We had Tamarind drink, fried platanos, a pupusa revuelta (meat and cheese), large chicken tamale, meat platter of pork and skirt steak (meats were a little overcooked but the marinade was tasty and delicious). It comes with rice, beans and salad too.. What's nice is the amount of food they give you.. the two of us ate really well for $18 total. It is a small place, like a family run kitchen, but they decorated and remodeled so sitting there for dinner feels cozy. overall, I'd choose Chapines over some of the more expensive (but perhaps more sophisticated) "Westernized" Latin American restaurants (like Brazlian food @ Valencia in Norwalk). I don't like to pay $20 a plate when I can get similar type of food for $10. ”
“ This is a small Guatemalan restaurant in Stamford. I have only eaten the pupusas but they were pretty tasty and the portions are huge for the price. ”
“ The food here is above par but for the same low price as other restaurants in the area. ”
“ My work place ordered Pupusas from here and they were awesome!!! They delivered (took almost an hour but worth it!!) and all the food was hot and steamy. I'm used to Salvadoreño style Pupusas that come with a side of salsa and cortido (sp). These came with that as well, plus some Parmesan cheese , which in ended up liking. We order here at least once a week . ”
“ Amazing, well priced Guate food. It's not a sketchy area ... Come here! NOW! Very good breakfast ”
“ This is a Guatemalan restaurant in Stamford. It is an establishment that's mostly visited by local Guatemalan immigrants. Being new to this geographical area, we were not sure if the area of town was safe. Well, it isn't in let's say in the "best" part of town. But we are adventurous for good food.. and went during daylight to play it safe.. Parking is tough. It is on a small, narrow street that got a lot of traffic so it was difficult to park... street parking is available. In terms of the food, it was pretty good and especially for the price. We had Tamarind drink, fried platanos, a pupusa revuelta (meat and cheese), large chicken tamale, meat platter of pork and skirt steak (meats were a little overcooked but the marinade was tasty and delicious). It comes with rice, beans and salad too.. What's nice is the amount of food they give you.. the two of us ate really well for $18 total. It is a small place, like a family run kitchen, but they decorated and remodeled so sitting there for dinner feels cozy. overall, I'd choose Chapines over some of the more expensive (but perhaps more sophisticated) "Westernized" Latin American restaurants (like Brazlian food @ Valencia in Norwalk). I don't like to pay $20 a plate when I can get similar type of food for $10. ”
“ This is a small Guatemalan restaurant in Stamford. I have only eaten the pupusas but they were pretty tasty and the portions are huge for the price. ”
“ The food here is above par but for the same low price as other restaurants in the area. ”