My Airbnb in El Zonte, 4amigos, accepts lightning too.
Pro tip: text them on Instagram so you save Airbnb fees!
Fresh mango, papaya, banana’s and coconut included! 🥭 🥥 🍌 Three dogs included as well! 🐶
3/12 
Discussion
Boston premium ice cream.
Accepts chivowallet, obviously both on-chain and ⚡️
Unfortunately… the cashiern only wanted Chivo->Chivo… a human and education problem, not a bitcoin problem.
4/12 
The best pupusa’s of the country are at Pupuseria Geisy.
Be early, this is the local hotspot for good food! 🫓
5/12 
Supermarket Super Selectos accepts sats too. Unfortunately the computer mouse didn’t work, so had to pay with card…
But: technically and theoretically they should be able to accept #BTC
6/12 
Of course I bought crepes, coffee and ice cream at MyFirstBitcoin Diplomado in Apopa.
Youngsters at their school organized a bitcoin marketplace.
Sats straight going from my Phoenix to their Blink wallet.
7/12 
I visited Starbucks several times and experienced very flawless payment experiences with IBEXpay.
Refreshers, cappuccino and more ☕️
Sats the standard!
8/12 
I almost forgot to add the Keken meal from Puro Surf in El Zonte 🍽️
9/12 
Or that pupusa place on the opposite of the Hope House where I was coworking (plus the day pass also paid with sats)
10/12 
On my last day at the coast it squeezed in a surf class where I paid to my surf instructor with Strike.
“I’ve never had a bad experience with #bitcoin” he told me.
11/12 
This is just a compilation with the pictures I have. Without too much effort I used my lightning wallet 40+ times in ~ three weeks, ~2 times a day!
Groceries, coffee, dinner, settle up with friends, meetups, snacks from the gas station and so much more.
El Salvador is winning!! 🇸🇻