A Culinary Journey to Nubes Restaurant

Introduction

This past Tuesday, our tranquil day took an unexpected turn when the electricity went out. Our energy company conducts maintenance every few months, leaving us without power for the entire day. While this inconvenience is one of the downsides here, it led to an impromptu decision that turned our day around.

Ahuachapán: A Picturesque Destination

Elizabeth and I decided to escape the power outage by heading to Ahuachapán for lunch. The drive from Cara Sucia took about an hour, winding through scenic landscapes. Nestled in the mountains, Ahuachapán offered respite from the usual heat and humidity.

Nubes Restaurant: A Hidden Gem

Our destination was Nubes Restaurant, a charming eatery surrounded by natural beauty. As we approached, colorful flowers greeted us, creating a vibrant atmosphere. The restaurant itself blended seamlessly with its surroundings, making it an inviting spot.

Culinary Delights

  • Elizabeth opted for the Grilled Red Snapper with Vegetables, savoring the fresh flavors and perfectly cooked fish.
  • I indulged in a plate of Nachos with Salad and Refried Beans, a satisfying combination of textures and tastes.

Exploring the Gardens

After our delightful meal, we strolled through the restaurant’s gardens. Blooms of various hues adorned the pathways, filling the air with floral fragrances. We discovered an intriguing feature near the entrance: the Water Spring Bowl and a water fountain bell.

The Enchanting Bowl

The artist Christof Grosse had stumbled upon this concept in an old Chinese catalog—a large bowl that could produce sound through friction. Inspired, Grosse recreated the bowl, making necessary adjustments. When we tried it, the resulting sound was nothing short of enchanting.

The Route of the Flowers

Our day continued as we embarked on the Route of the Flowers toward Sonsonate. Along the way, we stopped at Ban Ban, a charming spot known for its delectable pastries. Elizabeth enjoyed a pastry while I savored a slice of Strawberry Cheesecake. We highly recommend Ban Ban Restaurants; these are available throughout El Salvador.

Conclusion

Despite the initial power outage, our day turned out to be relaxing and enjoyable. Nubes Restaurant, with its scenic views, culinary delights, and unexpected discoveries, left us with lasting memories. If you find yourself near Ahuachapán, don’t miss the chance to experience this hidden gem.

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