“I've been here a couple of times now and the food has been great both times. I have had a couple of baleadas which were so delicious. The tortillas are clearly house made, they're thick and soft and pillowy. Sooo freaking good. I have also had some assorted pupusas and man they were on point. Hot, crispy, and soft. Somehow even the salsa is better, it's ridiculous. Prices are very reasonable. Baleada in the picture is enormous and was less than $5. Go for the Honduran food. Even if you don't know what you're ordering it's gonna be good.“
“This is one of my favorite restaurants in Knoxville. The food is made to order and legit, but the ordering process can be so hit or miss. There is definitely a language barrier, which I understand, but sometimes I feel they can be a little rude (depending on who it is). I like it when they have their children running the register bc they can translate better.“
“I was so surprised to find an authentic Honduran restaurant in Sevierville. I visited Honduras numerous times and I love it. The food is amazing and it is just the same at this restaurant. The staff is friendly and really fun to be around. It makes you feel like you're in Honduras hanging out on the street getting some Honduran food. I would definitely make this a stop if you're visiting just for the atmosphere and food.“
“Delightful little place. It’s a bit hard to find—it’s inside a little strip mall/office park called The Courts, which is near Target and just down the hill from a hair salon. Once you enter The Courts, it’s a few doors down from the tattoo place (on the corner) and next to Imperio Latino Salon.I ordered over the phone and busted out my rusty Spanish to do so and it was totally worth it. I got menudo and a liter size glass bottle of Mexican Coke to go. They let me use the restroom, which I greatly appreciated as this was a quick stop to get food on a cross-country roadtrip. Menudo is one of my all time favorite foods and this was one of the best versions I’ve ever had—plenty of tripa (tripe) and piping hot! So much so that after eating a good amount of the soup and replacing the lid, I found it had melted later. Menudo comes with rice, corn tortillas, a bit of corn still on the cob, limes, cilantro & white onion. So savory & full of flavor...mmm absolute perfection!I had never seen a liter sized glass bottle of Coke before and it was perfect to keep me going on my long drive that day. Pro tip: bottle opener is on a string attached to the fridge handle. I was dazed and confused from all the driving and didn’t see it lol.I got my food to to and ate at a little bench a few businesses down. It was a weekend day and pretty quiet in the complex.Watching all the women hustling to make such delicious food, I was really reminded how women (especially women of color) truly hold up half the sky. Thank you Toñita’s for brightening my day & my trip! Best menudo I’ve had in a very long time...possibly ever! Definitely stop by Toñita’s for warm hospitality & delicious Mexican food!“