“Amazingly delicious Guatemalan comfort food, mostly stews and soups, perfectly for cold weather. Their Jocon is one of my favorite foods in the city.”
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7.6/10
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Go for the . It's Guatemalan and Mayan cooking, and people say any of the ten or so soups will fill you for the day, with the jocon named most. The hot cacao drinks get nearly as much praise, and so does the hot sauce on the table.
“Amazingly delicious Guatemalan comfort food, mostly stews and soups, perfectly for cold weather. Their Jocon is one of my favorite foods in the city.”
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“Ix, a hidden gem off the Q Prospect Park stop in Brooklyn, serving Guatamalan and Mayan cuisine, has a stellar collection of flavored "native" hot cacaos.”
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“I don’t know why IX is still in business I haven’t liked one thing i’ve eaten there except the free bean dip they bring out.”
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“Recommend Ix, Guatemalan restaurant at Lincoln Rd just off Flatbush. Their hot sauce on the table is fantastic!”
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“Guatemalan place with maybe ten different soups on the menu, all of which are excellent and will fill you up for the entire day.”
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“Other great food options in the area: Ix for heart Guatemalan soups”
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“I would hit up Ix. It's Guatemalan, and they have these Mayan stews that I think would hit the spot after a run.”
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“it is quite excellent. It is a fancy (for Guatamala) and heavy restaurant that is not Americanized.”
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“Ix in Flatbush is worth a stop if you're looking for indigenous Latino cuisine.”
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“Any soup from Ix is worth a try!!!”
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“Frozen hot chocolate from Ix in prospect Lefferts gardens in Brooklyn”
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“the real answer is to sit down at Ix and have the best Guatemalan soup of your life.”
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