I was looking for authentic Honduran food and came to the place because of the reviews (unfortunately). This is not authentic food, the tastes it’s not Honduran it’s like a mix of I don’t know what but definitely not Honduran. I recommend to the owners to hire Honduran cooks who grew up and cooked in Honduras, please check your recipes. The flauta tacos had a horrible industrial tortilla taste, the chicken is not shredded, it’s like blended. The sauces included a cream.. cream on the tacos 😨😨. The carne asada had beans that tasted like water, exactly… no taste. The carne asada had plantains with cabbage 🫣. The pollo con tajadas had a pollo with very poor taste, almost no taste. And the salsas included again cream 😰. If you want a huge plate with a loooooot of food, come. However it’s up to you cause the food has no taste or tastes like NO HONDURAN.
The lady is mad rude and impatient and there was hair in my food my hair is blond so I know it wasn’t mine
1st time eating Honduran cuisine it will not be my last!!!!!
Food is ok (can't be too demanding for street food)- have cash when you go there. The location doesn't sell water either. Take out is better than dine in because of the heat and the dust around.
So delicious! This was our first time eating Honduran food. We can wait to return and try the other dishes! Note: It's cash only.
The people here were very friendly. We got a few baleadas. They were big and warm and authentic--my boyfriend lived in Honduras for two years and said they were delicious. The thick flour tortillas were handmade and delicious. They are also a cash only establishment, so bring a couple bills.
Good it has good taste. Spacious parking lot. And clean.
tried the Chuletas..large portions and great flavor..can’t wait to try the other dishes!