I recently ordered takeout from Bahía Centroamerica and had a great experience. I ordered the mixed pupusa (pork, beans, and cheese) along with a pork and cheese pupusa and a large drink. Since I placed a phone order, I wasn't sure what drinks they offered. The ladies at the front were very friendly and let me sample a few options to make sure I picked something I'd enjoy. I ended up choosing the Salvadoran horchata, and it did not disappoint. It had a unique flavor compared to the horchata I'm used to, and I really enjoyed it. My order was prepared quickly, and the food was still nice and warm when I received it. The pupusas had a great texture, were generously filled, and packed with flavor. Paired with the horchata, it made for a very satisfying meal. The restaurant itself is huge, spacious, and very clean. It would be a great spot for a casual meal or even a date night. Parking can be a little cramped, but it wasn't a dealbreaker. The prices have gone up and are now around $3.50 and up per pupusa, but considering the amount of filling and quality, I still think they're worth trying. Overall, I had a positive experience and will definitely be back to try more items on the menu. read more

Bahía Centroamerica Restaurant - Nicaraguan Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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I really enjoyed the food here. Came really close to all the authentic flavors of a Salvadorean meal. Service is quick and food also comes out on time. The place is spacious and can seat large groups. The drinks are also super delicious with authentic flavors. read more

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Fantastic food. Ordered the carne asada plate with camarones and it was so good. Worth every penny. Also, ordered a pupusa as an appetizer which was delicious. Great service. Will definitely return. read more

Bahía Centroamerica Restaurant - Carne de asada plate - Nicaraguan Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The food was amazing. I felt as if I was eating at my grandma's house. The waitress was super attentive and nice. She refilled our coffee and made sure we were taken care of! The ambiance wasn't loud at all. I felt right at home. I will definitely be coming back here! read more

The woman with the reddish hair is super sweet! Pupusas are solid. They're a bit stingy with giving out sauce for to-go orders & only give one small bag for 5 pupusas. read more

We got the Fritanga, This meal could be shared ! They give healthy amazing portions and it was so good ! Authentic and fresh read more

Bahía Centroamerica Restaurant - Friranga - Nicaraguan Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The customer service here is terrible, the lady sat us down and took forever to take our order. Then there was another forever moment to bring us the food, she brought the "postre" first which was buñuelos, then she brought my husband his mojarra frita, which was stiff and over cooked, then she served other tables and after another 5 mins brought my 2 quesillos, idk what could have taken quesillos son long to make. Over all, it was not a good experience, you can make up the bad customer service with the good food but the food wasn't that good either. I give this place a 1 really read more

Bahía Centroamerica Restaurant In the middle of a strip mall, this place sits quietly. My wife and I were greeted and told we could sit anywhere. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. On the wall behind me was a saying. It's in Spanish but translated: "We do not serve fast food, we serve fresh food as fast as we can." The food, as advertised, wasn't fast, but it was quite worth the wait. I had a pupusa with asada, something I have never seen anywhere else. I also had the Churrasco Salvadoreño, which is steak with a cabbage slaw, casamiento (beans & rice), chorizo, and fried plantains. The pupusas were freshly made and hot. The steak was well seasoned and went well with the rest of the flavors on my plate, especially the cheese. My wife had a pupusa revuelta, a pupusa with cheese, black beans, and loroco, and a baleada. My wife loved everything! The only downside to the whole night was that, once our food was brought to the table, they didn't check up on us for refills. All in all, the staff was great! We will definitely be returning. read more

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I am originally from Nicaragua Central America and this place is so amazing that every time we get visitors in Las Vegas Vegas is the number one choice to take out a guest with us read more

In searching for pupusas on Yelp, this place was nearby, but I never thought they had pupusas. Wow. What a fantastic find. I ordered the revuelta. It came with a side of cabbage and a ketchup dispenser of flavorful tomato sauce. I put the cabbage on top and squeezed the tomato juice all over it. First bite was fresh and amazing....all the way to the last bite. I ordered another for to go. It's that good. You should try it. read more

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This place is super chill !!!! The food is AUTHENTIC!! Even the coffee tastes like it's right from Columbia . Classic southern vibe with great foods. read more

We ordered pork and chicken tamales for Christmas and they were delicious and reasonably priced. They reminded me of the tamales I use to eat when I was little. The flavor was on point. read more

Was in Vegas for the weekend and was craving Nicaraguan food. I know I know, LV is not the place u think of when it comes to NF, but boy was my journey worth it. First off, this amazing find is located about 4 miles from the main strip. Make sure you get a Lyft/Uber driver that knows where the hell they are going or you will find yourself being driven back to your hotel because they could not find the place. 2nd driver that picked us up knew exactly where the place was and there were no issues. The family owned business is owned by a Cuban-Nicaraguan couple who were extremely warm and hospitable. Pops and myself tipped back some frosty Tonas and ordered the Carne Asada and Lengua en Salsa respectively. My carne was perfectly cooked which was accompanied by Plantains, a delicious piece of Queso frito and Gallo Pinto that was not dry (which I can't stand) and full of flavor. Pops loved the Legua which I tried and also really enjoyed. Very tender and the tongue disintegrated in my mouth. No matter what your pleasure Is in LV I would definitely put this Latin beauty on your list. Not only is the drive worth the food, but warm atmosphere upon arrival. read more

Bahía Centroamerica Restaurant - Carne Asada with plantains, queso frito, gallo pinto and a type of curtido=All u need!!!! - Nicaraguan Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Unas de las mejores pupusas en Las Vegas! Lo único malo es que luego la máquina de tarjeta no les sirve

Tengo 2 años comprando tamales centroamericanos aquí , la baleadas están deliciosas , es el restaurante hondureño favorito de mi hija , tienen excelente service great ambiance read more

Five stars amazing food great service. Truly tasted like authentic Nica food. I will definitely be returning read more

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The food was delicious , the ambience was great , first time coming to this restaurant and it was impressed. read more

Bahía Centroamerica Restaurant - Carne asada plate - Nicaraguan Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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The best nacatamale I have ever tasted! It was Christmas Eve when I got them and they were fast to get me my order! A movie playing it gave off such a home feeling! Will definitely visit again with my whole family! read more

Absolute Bomb dot com for Nicaraguan food. Have been coming here for one year. Bring cash or extra dollar for cards. Everything is tasty and fresh. Including the salsa and chips served when you sit down. Got a kick to it. You must get the steak chimichurri sauce... it's made fresh every order and tastes amazing like candy. We ate every single bite and licked our plates. We make sure to get all three types of plantains so we can share! read more

Bahía Centroamerica Restaurant - Off the Nicaraguan menu: Churrasco con chimichurri (change to gallo pinto) y fritanga de res (added chimichurri from other plate) - Nicaraguan Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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La comida nicaragüense es demasiado cara, el plato es demasiado pequeño y no tiene sabor Nica . La mesera trajo la comida pero se le olvidó una orden , agarraron $22 de típ sin avisar . El lugar estaba muy frío . La verdad hace años era muy bueno , hoy ya no . Y yo no vuelvo a ir jamás ! read more

Bahía Centroamerica Restaurant - $20 dólares por este plato ! Y el cacao estaba súper dulce !! - Nicaraguan Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Just went back to Bahia. Still terrific food, good service, & a nice change from chain restaurants or buffets. This will more than satisfy your desire for a home style Nica meal. Gave that 5th star this time because they brought out our food faster than last time. read more

In an unassuming and rundown plaza, a new pupuseria popped up this summer. I put off visiting but once I finally did? Mindblown. In addition to pupusas, they have a menu of Mexican meals with seafood and grilled meats. Pupusas are the star though, and they're great: got the queso camarones (shrimp) and queso frijoles to try (beans), and both were ample sized, well-priced, and stuffed with toppings. Salsa and slaw on the side, salsa is practically a puree but flavor is awesome- not too acidic, not to spicy, perfectly balanced. These are pupusas I'd get again, and it's rare for me to say that. Also opted to try some stuff on the appetizer menu: there's a yucca frita dish with pork (can't remember the exact name), served with a chopped salad and more salsa. The yucca and meat were crispy, could have used a tiny bit of seasoning but I was pleased that they weren't greasy. Cut of meat (small chunks) was very fatty, but I think that is specific to the dish not an error on the part of the kitchen. Lastly, I tried the tamale elote con crema- basically a corncake wrapped in a corn husk, made with masa flour like a tamale. This was not my kind of dish, as it had a sweetness to it and I don't like sweet corn. Not a bad dish though, and texture was good. Pupusas are $1.50-3/ea based on toppings, and again, are of good size and are amply stuffed. Yucca app was about $8 and portion made that fair- plus it's a bit rare to find yucca in town. Tamal was maybe $2? Food easily could have been a lunch or two, total price was about $15 with tax. Interior of restaurant appears to include a small dance floor. read more

Food was delicious and staff was friendly and helpful. Only downside is I wish they had a more informative drink menu.

Nicaraguan food was not authentic. It was all supersized platter of Ingredients not native to Nicaragua some other stuff we ordered were tasty like the fried fish. But it's very pricey and the the time it takes to order food to when you get it is an hour and it can get very frustrating for kids. read more

Everything was delicious and service was great! We had breakfast, baleadas and Pupusas. Highly recommended. read more

I especially love the papusas here This is a small, friendly family operation with attention to quality and freshness. Papusas are always made from scratch, never pre-heated nor re-heated. Beats the others in Vegas by far. Try it! read more

The food is cooked as it's ordered so it is always fresh and delicious. The pupusas are really good but there are a lot of other items that are just as delicious. This is definitely a place to go when you have time to sit with others and enjoy their company while you wait for the food or order ahead of time and pick up. Either way the wait is worth it. read more

I loved their pupusas and their sopa de pollo! I don't know if anyone cares about this but their bathrooms are super clean as well! read more

Bahía Centroamerica Restaurant - Sopa de pollo - Nicaraguan Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Excelente opción de comida centroamericana para los visitantes y locales en la Vegas. La comida definitivamente tiene un sabor fresco, hecho a la orden. Muy buena atención. read more

Their shrimp cocktails and nacatamales are to die for! Place is kind of run down in the inside -makes a good take out restaurant. Don't let the appearance fool you! Food here is delicious!! read more

Bahía Centroamerica Restaurant - Shrimp cocktail - Nicaraguan Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Ordered off the Nicaraguan menu. Food was really good, but we deducted one star for problems ordering. Tried to charge us for food we didn't order as they didn't confirm our order. After a bit of an issue, they didn't charge for the food they delivered and that we said we hadn't ordered. But food is awesome. We ordered the jalapeno steak and the steak was tender and tasty. Plantains were amazing. Order the fritanga - which is the fried cheese. Yum. This is in a strip mall and a bit hard to find because of the construction. Homemade and authentic Nicaraguan food. Just confirm you order please! read more

If you like waiting a long time to get your order this is the place. Ordering to go is even longer or the same wait.

I'm not sure if there's a covid charge or what but for what I ordered I normally pay about 50$ at other Salvadoran restaurants. I felt this way over priced specially for the quality of the food and service. Won't be returning. read more

Bahía Centroamerica Restaurant - Ridiculous expensive - Nicaraguan Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Bahía Centro America Restaurant is the place to go to get your fritanga on in Las Vegas. What is fritanga? I'm glad you asked... A fritanga (pronounced--free- tan- ga -- yes, roll that R ...) is the common name used for restaurants that make authentic home-cooked Nicaraguan foods in an open-air/street food type of environment. The staple foods at a Nicaraguan fritanga include: Gallo Pinto (rice and beans), carne asada (grilled meat), tostones (fried sliced green plaintain), platano frito (fried ripe plaintain)/maduros (sweet plaintain), yuca, queso frito (fried cheese), and a cabbage salad. I was raised on fritanga on my many visits to Yambos in Miami, Florida (look it up) and on frequent trips to Nicaragua. The hubs and I hunted this little charmer down to fill up on fritanga goodness. We ordered..... Dine In... (2) Fritanga de res (gallo pinto- rice and beans, sweet plantains, crispy plantain chips, fried cheese, cabbage salad, and carne asada- skirt steak) for $12.99 a pop. (2) Cacaos ( a sweet chocolaty milk drink that has a more bitter taste than normal chocolate milk since they use real cacao bean shavings/powder to make it) And To Go.. (1) Salvadoran 'quesadilla' cake (sweet dessert corn bread/ pound cake hybrid that is often found in local panaderías in El Salvador) We were very happy with this unassuming location. Let me be clear: There are no frills to this spot and it is not '5 star' dining. However, the food was legit, authentic, and cooked with care. The fritanga was good and the hubs really loved the flavorful steak. I gobbled down my plantains, gallo pinto, and queso frito lickity split. Our plates were licked clean in no time. This was a true sign we would be back. We even grabbed an El Salvadorian treat to go which we will enjoy warmed up with our coffees tomorrow morning. Our server was sweet and we had a good experience. Note- rating is focused on food and service. The location and decor is a bit underwhelming-- I still will return for the food. read more

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Such a let down. The food is not good, Taste is bland. The restaurant was not full when we got there, that tells you a lot. El bistec sabia a carne vieja. Muy mal savor. The beef tasted like old beef the taste was almost rancid. read more

Pupusas were very good I had one revueltas and one queso con loroco very good. The carne asada plate was ok it was too dry but there Pupusas are very good recommend to eat Pupusas out here service was very good too. read more

I was invited here to listen to a good friend sing..they have Karaoke on weekends. There was only a handful of customers that Friday night plus a very large family sitting on one side.. It's a new place. Very clean, not very good service though. My friend and I sat towards the back where the DJ was and we were never asked for refills on our drinks? Not one time....we felt like we were Ghosts? Didn't try the food because it was pretty late for dinner, (after 9pm) We actually felt so unattended, that we left pretty early. Never again. Thank God Vegas is full of great service at other places!! I do not recommend... read more

The food is amazing and the service is excellent , the Nacatamales are awesome! If you want to try the fritangas Nicaraguense, this is the place to go. Take your family take your friends take your partner! read more

Love the food, prices are a bit high. The local needs some work, better cleaning, bathrooms need some maintenance. Exterior is getting a facelift but still, for those prices they need to improve service. $30 for a Nacatamal, 2 cacaos and quesillo order(2 quesillos) read more

Esta bien rica la comida aqui!. One of the best centro American chicken tamales I've had. Yummy. everything I ordered from the pupusas to the yucca was delicious. read more