Located in the heart of Juayua, a small town full of friendly faces and fun things to do, Pizzeria Al Forno is only one block away from Juayua's central park. Pizzeria Al Forno offers a variety of different pizzas as well as nuditos which are little knots of garlic bread, and exquisite lasagna. These are only a few of the delights offered by this Canadian owned pizzeria.


Juayua, founded in 1577, is a picturesque colonial town which sits on the mountainside nestled between high altitude coffee plantations. An white cathedral featuring a " Cristo Negro" or Black Christ statue sits opposite the town's central park which lends itself particularly well to walks in the mountainous air orenjoying the local art and delicacies offered during the day. Juayua's beautiful views and popular weekend events have made it a key tourist destination for both local and international visitors. One such weekend event is the "Feria Gastronomica" or Culinary Fair. There is also a coffee museum located nearby. Juayua offers a variety of tourist attractions such as Los Chorros de la Calera (water falls where you can enjoy natural pools etched into the mountainside),el río Monterrey (the river of Monterrey) y la Laguna de las Ranas (the Frog Lagoon). "Juayúa" or "city of the red orquids" also features prominently in the history of El Salvador and was key to the peasant uprising in 1932.



The Map above shows two routes to Pizzeria Al Forno, coming from the city of Sonsonate. The first route, which goes past the central park and Cathedral is the main way in, although due to the "Feria Gatronomica" this route is sometimes blocked. During the weekends it is best to use the secondary route which leads you along a road which runs parallel to the one which runs through the center of town.

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