Stop by of you love authentic Honduran. They have some Mexican. Overall very fresh! Small clean…read moreplace. Excellent service, kind waitresses! 3 for food/service + 1 for fixing my poorly made margarita 5 Stars for their fresh JUICES! Must have, get their fresh juice. They make 5 or 6 fresh juices. Tamarind is amazing! So why only a 3: 1. Margarita: big failure. Ordered a lime margarita, it was frozen. Probably better on the rocks. But zero flavor for a lime margaritas. And almost zero alcohol. Im an expert, so I know a mixed drink. Well, they did turn it around for me, they begged me to make a replacement choice,thats rare. Most places just shrug their shoulders. Well they made it right! So thank you! I wish they would buy a good mix and a decent tequila. Its not hard to make a good cocktail. If they only have a wine license, they should make a good Sangria! $5 Sangria with different floaters for $2 or $3, or by the pitcher. Here is an idea for the owner:..use your fresh juice for cocktails. That pineapple + honduran rum or a vodka. Oh my! Its funny how thet make the perfect cocktail base, but dont use it for that. They make fresh blackberry juice I think, imagine that with wine! Omg. I hope they fix the cocktails! 2. Get a QR code menu that has english and spanish. We are gringos. So, we saw some english here or there on the menu, but they need to do an online menu with english plus photos! I think they have a lovely spot bit would be nice to see live music or a 2 piece band. They did have FIFA on which was nice, on Telemundo. No commercials! So stop by. Oh prices were super reasonable!!!!!!!!!!!!

This place was a really good spot wished they had some Tuesday specials as they did in the past. I…read morehad 2 pupusa mix and a baleada de carne. Everything was good a bit warm instead of hot. My son had the white rice with chicken kids meal he enjoyed it almost ate half of it. The service was ok not too attentive. It was really quiet when we went but nice cozy place. They have a couple of locations. This is our second we went to and the food is pretty good. I would definitely recommend going to these places if you're in the area.

YELP should make a category for Best Hole-In-The-Wall restaurants. Because Jenaritos Grocery Store…read more& Latin Food is one of them!!! We were trying to find a restaurant on the Dine Out Lauderdale list when we came across this El Salvadoran hidden gem! The only ways to truly know where is it located is to know the area, or happen to see the tall Jenaritos sign by the sidewalk. We walked right past it. Even when we returned, we weren't certain that was it because it, as well as the other shared businesses next to it were labeled. The true reveal was the sign. The sign was the sign! Be prepared to be able to speak a minimum of Spanish when ordering. We were greeted warmly, and started our order. If you don't use it, you lose it. Our Spanish was good enough to complete the order. We apologized for it afterward, but were assured it was good. There is nothing fancy going on inside. Order and pickup at the counter. A large menu is posted in plain view behind it. There is enough seating for a few groups of people. And Latin food items available for purchase just like at a bodega. If you order pupusas, which we did, we must inform you that you NEVER eat a pupusa with a utensil! You must ALWAYS eat a pupusa by hand. It is an insult bordering on blasphemy to natives, if you eat one using a fork. https://www.instagram.com/panchitaspupuseria/reel/C4T54qevpEb/ https://www.instagram.com/panchitaspupuseria/p/C3-4tdTOE0K/ We used our hands, but still did it wrong. Those IG posts show how do it correctly. Our order didn't take long, and we were ecstatic with the taste! La Molienda was our go to for pupusas until it closed after 2020. Jenaritos not only replaced it in our hearts, but also in our stomachs! It was the first time we were able to eat pupusa with curtido. Usually, the curtido is overly crisp or too pickled. Jenaritos make curtido just right! Going back to the start, YELP really should consider that category. Small businesses make up over 80 percent of businesses in the country. And small, family-owned restaurant that occupy small or obscure spaces are often among the best. There are hits as well as misses. It's the hits we want to know about! Jenaritos is our new go to for El Salvadoran fare. Hope it will be yours too!

So excited to have found this place!…read more Driving around in the area we ran into Jenaritos. As a salvadoreña I'm always looking for places with authentic salvadorean food, we noticed a lot of people coming in and out of this place and figured it was a good spot to try. We visited today for breakfast and ordered pupusas. I was so happy to know they offer "rice" pupusas! I hadn't had rice pupusas in years!! They're usually sold only in one area of the country itself in El Salvador so I was surprised to find them here! What a treat! Absolutely delicious! I also tried their regular corn based pupusas and were excellent as well. This is no fancy place, but its authenticity makes it charming and welcoming. Being at Jenaritos brings me back to my time growing up in El Salvador and visiting "Pupuserias." I would totally recommend this place and will be coming back over and over again.

I found this lovely restaurant on Yelp while visiting Pompano Beach, and I'm so glad I did! The…read moreserver was so kind, I wish I had gotten his name. The food was amazing! I was there for breakfast, but took some empanadas to go. The criollo was great, but I have never had empanadas that tasted this good. You won't be disappointed if you visit. Gracias por ayudarme a practicar mi español y por ser tan amable.

Incredible empanadas! We came here on the way to the beach to grab a few. Ordered the chicken,…read moreground beef, oriental (fish & sweet plantain) and plantain. Absolutely delicious and fresh - worth stopping by. Empanadas are about $5-7 each.

This is a hidden gem. I was at the auto shop down the street when I was looking for a place to eat…read morebreakfast. If you're tired of the basic you must try La Fonda! It's delicious! My meal was large for a really good price!!! The server was so nice and bilingual. Menu is in both English and Spanish. I went in the morning and it was calm and very clean. More people need to know about this hidden gem.

Attended the Plantation Farmer's Market at Volunteer Park this Saturday to hopefully find a new…read morefood truck to explore. The Dimelo Papi food truck had a small line of hungry customers which was a good sign. The wife wanted to try the Mofongo which is a traditional Puerto Rican cuisine with roasted pulled pork & rice for $21.00. The chef took only ten minutes to create the dish, who then displays it to me before sealing the container. Loved this, allowing my approval before payment. Unfortunately, a mini storm rolled in and drenched the area which put a damper on our day, so we took the food home instead of eating at the market. The styrofoam box was heavy and smelled great - plenty for two people to share. Enjoyed the garlic in the mofongo and the roasted pork was moist and tasty.

Buscando matar el antojo de pinchos y empanadas, consegui este food truck que les recomiendo al…read more100%. Encontre un pedacito de mi islita en FL. El sabor, el servicio y la atencion es como si estuvieras de chinchorreo en Puerto Rico. Para la proxima, quiero probar el arroz con gandules y pernil. Nota: Sabados en Volunteer Park (Plantation, FL)

This place is interesting, what you consider a lunch they consider a breakfast. My brother and i…read morewere looking for a breakfast spot since we don't usually frequent that area, we saw this on our way to the mechanic and we were familiar with the area from years ago. We decided to check it out since we like to try new restaurants. The two servers that were there were súper nice and advise us on what we should get and how this was a typical breakfast. My brother ordered the special breakfast and I ordered the pork chop one. My brother enjoyed his very much, I did as well, it had good flavor, great amount of seasoning. Only thing was that for us the juice was a tad sweet since when it comes to passion fruit juice we like it sour no sugar but most people like it with sugar so it's no big deal but in overall it was good and we do plan on going back

Papusas are off the charts couldn't be happier to have Salvadoran food in my area…read more owner is super nice and let me try some of the drinks. The passion fruit was delicious !!

La comida deliciosa. Recomiendo Las hallacas venezolanas y…read moretodo en general. Provar es hacerte cliente de Los sabores de mi Tierra. Que lo difruten como yo