“This apparently struggling authentic Honduran restaurant needs to be shown some love. It is not new yet has almost no yelp reviews. It was almost empty when I walked in. I am adventuresome and decided to take a chance. The decor is nothing fancy. Not warm and inviting.It's a restaurant that appeals to their countrymen and women. A family place. I don't speak Spanish and I think none of the 4 female employees speak English. I pointed at what I wanted on the menu. The pupusas are $4 to 5 or 6 dollars. Most entrees are $15 to $20. The 2 pupusas were doughy and a little burnt. I did not receive enough curdita, what I call Honduran coleslaw. I asked for more but we failed to communicate. Next time I will bring a friend who can translate. They tasted ok but not wonderful. I have only had Salvadoran pupusas when I lived in los angeles. I am a long beach Honduran pupusa eating newbie.Next time, I will have my friend who has lived in 3 or 4 countries in Latin America explain the menu. The menu selection looks interesting. Much different than Mexican tacos, burritos, etc. I will update this review when I dine here again with friends and share food.“
“The food was good, really big pupusas! I think too big but to each their own. If you get full quickly, I think 1 is enough, but if you have an appetite, get 2. The server had an attitude when we went to pick up our online order. This was my 1st time trying this place.“
“Not everything on the menu is great. However they have a pretty awesome menu if you like Mexican and Central American food and you can't make up your mind which one you want. The wait staff is also nice no matter who I've been served by thus far. Wish they were closer.“
“I would of took a picture of our food but we devoured it! Platano Maduro Con Todo & Chuleta Frita, deliciosa!Ordering was easy and simple, atmosphere when I walked in for pick-up was phenomenal, lots of imported goodies, and great service every time.Thank you Honduras.“