Tejas de Honduras will forever be one of my most favorite hidden gems! Coming by great Honduran…read morefood down south here is not that easy! This is hands down easily the best Honduran spot I've ever been to! The prices are great, the service is great and the ambiance is that of a very small mom and pop restaurant and it really makes the experience and the food all that much better. Everything was made to order when we ordered because you can peek right into the kitchen and see them get to work! I love this place and come every time I have a craving for great Honduran food!

Really good Honduran breakfast with authentic flavors and generous portions. The service is…read morefriendly and welcoming, and the staff makes you feel like family. It's a comfortable place to enjoy a good meal, and I'll definitely be back.

Absolutely amazing experience every time. This place serves extremely high-quality Honduran food…read morethat is full of flavor and clearly made with care. The food is super tasty, authentic, and consistently on point. The atmosphere is top-notch warm, welcoming, and faith-based, with worship music playing that truly sets this place apart. The customer service is phenomenal; everyone is kind, attentive, and genuinely cares about your experience. These are really great people, and it shows in everything they do. My family visits here frequently, and I regularly invite people from my church as well. I highly, highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for great food, great vibes, and great people.

This is a nice and small restaurant. Service is good though the food takes a while to get to the…read moretable, at least that's my experience. I ordered the pollo chuco and it was huge!!! It consists of fried chicken, plantain chips, cabbage, coleslaw, and sauces. The fried chicken was not like your typical fried chicken. This one had a nice flavor as it's been well seasoned. Then the mix of the plantains with the cabbage and sauces creates a nice bed for the chicken. In general, the food was great! To drink I had the horchata which it's really good cold and has a nutty flavor. I'd come back to try other dishes.

Paseo Catracho seemed to be having an off day. I've eaten here many times, so I know what their…read morefood is usually like, and today's meal just wasn't up to par. Everything was extremely salty--I felt like I was eating a salt lick. Unfortunately, it'll probably be a little while before I return. Service continues to be hit or miss. Sometimes it's great, and other times it feels like you caught the staff on the wrong day or they're already in weekend mode. That said, the restaurant itself is cozy and comfortable, with three large-screen TVs showing everything from soap operas to soccer matches, creating a relaxed atmosphere. Oh, and they apparently had a flooding issue in the women's bathroom

Got the super baleada and a passion fruit juice. The tortilla and beans were great, and the steak…read morewas pretty good too. The cheese was a little overpowering, I probably would try something without it next time. The avocado I got was also not very good, I would just avoid the avocado altogether just in case. Overall pretty good and a great option if you're on the lookout for a baleada in particular.

Great Pupusas! The restaurant is a bit dark at night. It must be new owners as it doesn't resemble…read morethe picture!

The food is excellent, not sure why it shows permanently closed on Yelp because I ordered today…read more The service is always friendly. The restaurant is decorated in a typical fashion with items from Central America which is nice to see when I stop by. My family loves their baleadas.

A hidden gem! Picking up where the last business left off, this restaurant offers food authentic to…read moreits culture. Attempting at something simple, I ordered the chicken with plantains. I was wowed at the portion and fullness as this entrée had different layers of flavor starting from a cabbage slaw that seemed to be a palate cleanser as I ate along. On top of the cabbage was a layer of plantains. These plantains were drenched in the juices of the stewed chicken that sat on top. The pickled onions and crumbled cheese added more unique flavor. This layered entrée was delicious from start to end; I still have plenty of leftovers. The service was quick, and I could tell there was a language barrier, but I will still able to communicate with the hostess. The ambience of the place could use a little razzle dazzle, but I will be back to try something else. Niiice!

Came with my husband our son & our friend Grace to have some lunch. Food was very good & good…read moreprices I tried pupusas for the first time it was a bean and cheese very flavorful just wish they had some with shredded beef or chicken because some people don't like pork just as a option. The music was a little loud in there to and I asked the server to turn it down but I think she just ignored me so that was a little rude just considering because my son was 5 months at the time

I loved the decor, and I love their business model: Honduran and Honduran food only…read more Their horchata was OK and their carne asada con tajadas was good. Their pastelitos were not as good as I would've liked, plus the filling had rice. In my country (el Salvador), some folks add rice to the filling (homemade pastelitos) to make more servings, but it wouldn't be done in a business where customers are paying. My Honduran husband even said it's something that's done in home settings and was a bit surprised to see at restaurants. They didn't taste bad per se, but maybe they should call them "pastelitos de carne y arroz" instead of "pastelitos de carne".. or maybe moving forward I should just ask restaurants before ordering: will these have rice in them? Lol All in all, still a good place and I would come again.

If I could give no stars I'll do it, first super hot looks like they set up the AC in 80 , here in…read moresouth florida is a lot of humidity, this fact show me a lack of consideration for customers. I order a breakfast , the sweet plantains were undercook,the rest of the food was ok , the corn tortillas were warmed in microwave and looks and tasted soggy,the servers polite but zero customer service, they never come back to check, I have to call to let them know about the sweet plantains. I wait for more than 10 minutes for my check and I received a paper with hand written, no prices for the items just a final number. I'll never comeback to this place , I hope they improve, I support small restaurants, but this is outrageous .

Came back to bring some friends, and everyone agreed this was the best meal of the night! This…read moreplace definitely isn't a hidden gem anymore--it was packed. There was a large party that seemed to cause major delays, and we ended up waiting about an hour for our food. Thankfully, the drinks were strong, so we had a great time catching up while we waited. We started with the guacamole, which was incredibly fresh and addictive. I ordered the Fresh Herbs Swai, and although they were out of the coconut rice, the dish was still flavorful and delicious. We also tried the Cuban 4 Leches cake and flan, and both were pretty good. Despite the long wait, this remains one of my favorite low-key spots. The food never disappoints, and I plan to return whenever I'm in the area.

We came here after the World Cup final match expecting to have a nice dinner. The first couple of…read moredishes, including the nachos, were actually pretty good. Everything changed when our fajitas arrived. We ordered the Mixed Fajitas with beef steak, shrimp, and chicken. After we'd been eating for a while, my husband suddenly said the steak smelled and tasted spoiled. I realized I had noticed an odd smell when I ate a piece earlier, but I thought maybe it was just me. Then one of our friends said she thought it tasted bad too and had actually spit it out into a napkin. We immediately called the server over. He took the entire cast-iron fajita skillet back to the kitchen and said he would check with the chef. After a long wait, he came back and told us that both the chef and the prep cook insisted there was nothing wrong with the steak because it had been cut just yesterday. They claimed the "smell" was coming from the sauce. We asked them to bring us the sauce separately. We all tasted it, and the sauce had absolutely no bad smell at all. It clearly wasn't the source of the problem. Even then, they refused to acknowledge that anything was wrong with the steak, but they could remake the meat if we want. We then asked to speak with the manager. A young manager came over, we asked if any of them has tasted the beef steak left in the fajitas skillet, she said she believed us tasted and smelled it but she simply repeated the same explanation. She said they were a family-owned business that cared deeply about their reputation, so the meat had to be fresh. Her solution remained unchanged, she can bring us a remake of the meat. By that point, we had already finished most of the meal. What good would another plate do? We weren't asking for more food--we wanted them to acknowledge the issue and handle it appropriately. The ending was honestly unbelievable. They took just $6 off the entire bill, saying they had removed the cost of the steak from the fajitas. I've never experienced a resolution like that at any restaurant. The only conclusion I can come to is that this is a tourist area in Fort Lauderdale. They saw that we were visitors, figured we'd be leaving town soon, and simply didn't care about making things right because we'd probably never be back anyway. I haven't left reviews at Yelp for many years, but I'd like to share this experience. Hopefully it helps others decide whether they want to take the risk of dining here.