Good and innovative Honduran food cuisine. It taste like your mom cooked it. The establishment has a Mom and Pop vibe to it. They mark themselves from the get go on the service and food plating and presentation. Also no alcohol is served here.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chuletas Ceibeñas
jorge amaya
It was better when Jennifer was there, the food was a lot to be desired, the meat had a strange taste.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Tabiri Richard
Great service. The food was very good.Pricing is very expensive so be prepared for it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Juan
It doesn't work, it's the second time they've given me bad service and I ordered a Honduran-style roast beef and they forgot the tortillas. I went back inside and the same waitress didn't remember that order and they gave me packaged tortillas, which they never had to remember. I will buy more there
f siu
great service, I wish cheese was more
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Tony Lardi
Good taste and excellent serviceParking: Parking in front of the premisesKid-friendliness: If they have seats for small children
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Desayuno Ligero
Carmen Rojas
The first time I went I had a very delicious baleada, a very quiet and familiar place a few steps from Walmart on 163rd and 15th Ave in North Miami Beach.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Desayuno Criollo
donyetta McBride
Honestly to even give them a star rating is an insult to me as a customer they don’t deserve any stars. I ordered a pupusa and a empanada. The grease was old I could literally taste it as I was eating. The pupusa was horrible the cheese was not even through the whole thing and one of the pupusa didn’t have cheese at all and they threw a bunch of shredded lettuce on top. Now growing up in Hialeah with Hispanic friends they would take me to authentic places to try food from their culture. If you know about Hialeah you know La pupusa factory and the pupusa from this place was not it. The waitress came to the table maybe twice and that’s just being generous because she barely gave customer service with only 5 people in the entire restaurant and my group consisted of 3 of the 5 people again I’m being generous with the numbers. However, as she brought the check after I told her I didn’t like the pupusa it was nasty she still charged me for it. I told her I didn’t eat it I didn’t like it so why am I being charged. She proceeded to tell my friend in Spanish that if I don’t know what it is next time don’t order it but she’ll take it off this time may I add that the menu is in Spanish &english and I’ve had pupusa’s before, the empanada was fried in old grease. weather I know what it is or not food is food and if it’s good people will eat it.Before my friend said anything I already knew she was talking about me. She thought because I’m American and I only spoke English but I understood some of the words she used in Spanish that’s how I know she was talking about me. her comment coast her the tip she didn’t deserve anyway. I wouldn’t recommend to anyone not even if you from Honduras this place not worth it. They talk about you in Spanish and the food is bad.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Karen Peralta
When the other owners were there, the food had quality and flavor. Every time I came to Florida on vacation, Jennifer's cafeteria was my favorite place. Now it can be compared to McDonald's. We're not coming back here.
Food is delicious and affordable. Owners are very friendly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Soup of the Day
Erick Ramirez
I was highly disappointed, I ordered the Baleada “Con Todo” and as you can see it looks like a Baleada “Con Menos” even a Baleada Sencilla has more toppings than this. As soon as I opened it I told the waitress that there was no Avocado. She proceeded to ask the cook who told her there wasn’t any. Yet no one said anything on what was missing I had to tell them myself. At check out I told them how many items were missing and that I wasn’t going to pay for a Baleada “Con Todo” if it didn’t bring toppings it’s supposed have and that the menu says it has like avocado and cream/ crema/ mantequilla. The waitress called the owner who then called the cook and stated that she had put cream/ crema/ mantequilla on it and that I was wrong. Well as you all can see there isn’t any on the Baleada the only “cream/ crema/ mantequilla” that I was given was on a tortilla dip not on the Baleada. After that the cook stood at the kitchen door staring at me and laughing and I smiled and looked back. So yeah very unprofessional and the owner who sat by the entrance area stated that “I know she put cream/ crema/ mantequilla on the baleada because I saw her do it”. I hope they all can take a good look at these pictures and know that sometimes “the customer is right”. Also, the “queso” is just grated cheese which was also disappointing. I do not recommend.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Darlenis T.
food is good, quantity of meat is not the best for the price. I've ordered several times. I like the Hondurian Breakfast. That's always a hit. I've had other lunch specials where the meat portion is barely enough. The beans are not my favorite.
Anthony Ochoa
Horrible food with new owner, same price for less food! especially in the baliadas. Not having beans in the baliadas is crazy. They better change their strategy and do things right!!! It was much better before with the previous owners, I'm not sure if I will ever return to this place, I was very disappointed.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Brisa Trujillo
This place used to be a hidden gem, but I went there today after not going for a while (I used to come every Friday) and the food was not the way it used to be. The tacos I ordered were really soggy and the baleada was small. The lady there gave us stank eye, overall I really hope they get it together or we won’t be coming back.
Excellent food and good prices ?
Good and innovative Honduran food cuisine. It taste like your mom cooked it. The establishment has a Mom and Pop vibe to it. They mark themselves from the get go on the service and food plating and presentation. Also no alcohol is served here.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chuletas Ceibeñas
It was better when Jennifer was there, the food was a lot to be desired, the meat had a strange taste.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Great service. The food was very good.Pricing is very expensive so be prepared for it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It doesn't work, it's the second time they've given me bad service and I ordered a Honduran-style roast beef and they forgot the tortillas. I went back inside and the same waitress didn't remember that order and they gave me packaged tortillas, which they never had to remember. I will buy more there
great service, I wish cheese was more
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Good taste and excellent serviceParking: Parking in front of the premisesKid-friendliness: If they have seats for small children
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Desayuno Ligero
The first time I went I had a very delicious baleada, a very quiet and familiar place a few steps from Walmart on 163rd and 15th Ave in North Miami Beach.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Desayuno Criollo
Honestly to even give them a star rating is an insult to me as a customer they don’t deserve any stars. I ordered a pupusa and a empanada. The grease was old I could literally taste it as I was eating. The pupusa was horrible the cheese was not even through the whole thing and one of the pupusa didn’t have cheese at all and they threw a bunch of shredded lettuce on top. Now growing up in Hialeah with Hispanic friends they would take me to authentic places to try food from their culture. If you know about Hialeah you know La pupusa factory and the pupusa from this place was not it. The waitress came to the table maybe twice and that’s just being generous because she barely gave customer service with only 5 people in the entire restaurant and my group consisted of 3 of the 5 people again I’m being generous with the numbers. However, as she brought the check after I told her I didn’t like the pupusa it was nasty she still charged me for it. I told her I didn’t eat it I didn’t like it so why am I being charged. She proceeded to tell my friend in Spanish that if I don’t know what it is next time don’t order it but she’ll take it off this time may I add that the menu is in Spanish &english and I’ve had pupusa’s before, the empanada was fried in old grease. weather I know what it is or not food is food and if it’s good people will eat it.Before my friend said anything I already knew she was talking about me. She thought because I’m American and I only spoke English but I understood some of the words she used in Spanish that’s how I know she was talking about me. her comment coast her the tip she didn’t deserve anyway. I wouldn’t recommend to anyone not even if you from Honduras this place not worth it. They talk about you in Spanish and the food is bad.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
When the other owners were there, the food had quality and flavor. Every time I came to Florida on vacation, Jennifer's cafeteria was my favorite place. Now it can be compared to McDonald's. We're not coming back here.
Restaurantji Recommends
Food is delicious and affordable. Owners are very friendly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Soup of the Day
I was highly disappointed, I ordered the Baleada “Con Todo” and as you can see it looks like a Baleada “Con Menos” even a Baleada Sencilla has more toppings than this. As soon as I opened it I told the waitress that there was no Avocado. She proceeded to ask the cook who told her there wasn’t any. Yet no one said anything on what was missing I had to tell them myself. At check out I told them how many items were missing and that I wasn’t going to pay for a Baleada “Con Todo” if it didn’t bring toppings it’s supposed have and that the menu says it has like avocado and cream/ crema/ mantequilla. The waitress called the owner who then called the cook and stated that she had put cream/ crema/ mantequilla on it and that I was wrong. Well as you all can see there isn’t any on the Baleada the only “cream/ crema/ mantequilla” that I was given was on a tortilla dip not on the Baleada. After that the cook stood at the kitchen door staring at me and laughing and I smiled and looked back. So yeah very unprofessional and the owner who sat by the entrance area stated that “I know she put cream/ crema/ mantequilla on the baleada because I saw her do it”. I hope they all can take a good look at these pictures and know that sometimes “the customer is right”. Also, the “queso” is just grated cheese which was also disappointing. I do not recommend.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
food is good, quantity of meat is not the best for the price. I've ordered several times. I like the Hondurian Breakfast. That's always a hit. I've had other lunch specials where the meat portion is barely enough. The beans are not my favorite.
Horrible food with new owner, same price for less food! especially in the baliadas. Not having beans in the baliadas is crazy. They better change their strategy and do things right!!! It was much better before with the previous owners, I'm not sure if I will ever return to this place, I was very disappointed.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
This place used to be a hidden gem, but I went there today after not going for a while (I used to come every Friday) and the food was not the way it used to be. The tacos I ordered were really soggy and the baleada was small. The lady there gave us stank eye, overall I really hope they get it together or we won’t be coming back.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1