Better than we expected. We've been to all the local Mexican and Tex-Mex, so wanted something…read moredifferent. The desayuno (breakfast) platter that came out looked even better than the picture on the menu. Food was fresh, not oily, except for the fried plantains (but the plantains were really good). The refried beans were really good. The tortilla was more like a fluffy flat bread. We liked the filling in the papusas and the shredded cabbage/radish.

As a high school student my Spanish teacher berated me in front of the class for bungling the…read morepronunciation of the Honduran capital of Tegucigalpa, so I was a bit intimidated to venture in to the country of Honduras a second time. Fortunately for me, Sabor a Honduras was ready to turn that around. The employees were very nice and accommodating as my friend and I put in our orders, and were happy to give us guidance as we took the plunge in to Honduran food. While the dishes were definitely more expensive than I would have expected (hovering around $15) they were plentiful, and genuinely really tasty. My friend got the pollo catrachos and I got the tacos catrachos, and both were great. Overall I really enjoyed the experience. I think to-go might be a bit of a better plan than eating in (we did, and I can't say I'd recommend it) but overall it was a really solid experience.

I have passed up this venue too many times and finally decided to check it out and was not…read moredisappointed. I ordered the Pollo Catracho, bone in chicken, with a seasoned crust, moist and juicy interior, served on a bed of sliced plantains, and topped with Honduran dressing, shredded cabbage and pickled onions. The young lady that took my order was very friendly and helpful. Although I thoroughly enjoyed the Pollo Catracho, I hope to return and request to order the fried chicken only that was very well-seasoned with a lite crust that was beyond measure.

La comida está súper deliciosa de las mejores trailas de comida hondureña que he probado en Austin…read morequiero decir que es la mejor que he probado! Me encantó y si voy a regresar a probar el pollo con tajadas. Las cocineras son súper amables también **No aceptan tarjeta solo cash o zelle**

What can I say I love pupusas and these ones are great! We got the bean and cheese pupusas, which…read morecame with some delicious toppings and salsa. The truck is in kind of a random parking lot, but does have covered outdoor seating with benches of you want to eat there. Highly recommended!!

Primeramente salude bien y ni saludan. Fui a comprar agua fresca. No había de una, y la señora dijo…read moreque por una agua fresca era $7. Pedimos el recibo y el total fue $9 y no nos avisó. Siento que nos sirvió injustamente y nos sobre cobro. No regresaré no fue agradable experiencia .

Good hearty food for a decent price. Generous portions. Bone-in pork chops were well…read moreseasoned--there were two! The flat bread (baleda) had a great texture, $4 for bean/cream, $6 for breakfast. Main plates were around $15. Covered area with a good amount of seating.

100% rico - everything on menu is delicious and unlike any other food truck in Austinread more

From the owner: Rica comida Hondureña. read more

Amazing food for a local food truck. The food didn't even take 10 minutes to be ready & was very…read morewarm with SO much flavor

EDIT: I lowered their rating from 4 to 3 stars. On a couple…read moreof occasions, their meat tends to be overcooked, and that kind of inconsistency can ruin a meal. No one wants to fight with piece of meat. Everything else is till spot on. I'm not sure if there are any Austin Yelpers who are considered the authority on Honduran food. If you're out there, thank you for holding my spot, but I'll take it from here. First things first. The Baleada. This is quintessential street fare, not to mention the most ubiquitous in Honduras. An over sized, handmade flour tortilla filled with refried beans, scrambled eggs, crumbled white cheese, and cream. That's a sencilla (simple) version. You should take the baleada con carne which is that same thing with grilled beef added. These things are huge. You only order one. Seriously. Next, let's talk plantains. Growing up, fried sweet plantains were a mandatory part of any Honduran meal. Here, they serve it the way it would be served at home. The fried plantain is sliced, then served with refried beans, crumbled white cheese, and cream on the side. Top it with as much as you like and go crazy. It's delicious. There are other dishes to try, and you should explore the options, but not before you've tried these two. Honorable mentions go to the Chicharron con Yuca (fried pork rinds with cassava) and the Carne Asada con Tajadas (grilled meat with fried green plantains.) If you want to do this properly, you should also ask for a "Banana" to drink. It's a soda and you can probably guess the flavor. The last thing I'll tell you is that, no matter what you order, you need to ask for a side of "encurtido." Shut up and do it! Almost forgot to mention that this is a CASH ONLY establishment. Enjoy your meal!

This is in an odd spot so maybe a bit difficult to find. It's more on Parker Lane than Riverside…read moreDr. - just a bit up the hill behind the Gulf gas station on the SW corner of Riverside and Parker La. It's a family-run place. They speak English - especially the younger ones so no worries there. I haven't had a lot of their dishes but love their tamales - big, banana-leaf wrapped gems with rice, pork or chicken, and other ingredients. Deliciously moist. Their giant taco (baleada) is not bad. They have a lot of other dishes I'd like to try too but I'm always in a hurry so get to-go. Their Garifuna soups sounds delicious if you like seafood. It's a Honduran spot so lots of seafood on the menu. Lots of fried things too. And then there are a bunch of common things like breakfast egg dishes, ground beef empanadas, etc. They only take cash and it doesn't look as good as the food is.

I don't know how to express my self but I was about to take a zip of my drink and I found a roach…read moreon my drink this place should be closed or Inspected as soon as posible don't come here

Wrorst baleadas in Austin this place is a joke; save your money and go to another place. If I had…read morewanted to eat a flower tortilla I could have brought it at HEB. Estas baleadas son una vergüenza para los hondureños. Las baleadas de Los Catrachos en la Breaker Ln estan mil veces mejor.

The place isn't very clean and the food isn't very authentic. Even the aguas naturales are made…read morefrom powder. Three out of five stars for trying.

I'm not Mexican, so I'm not pretending to be an expert on Mexican food. I'm simply sharing this…read morefrom the point of view of someone who travels a lot and has tried Mexican food in many different places, all with their own style. And with that said, this was honestly the best Mexican food I have ever eaten. Taqueria El Compa was so good, I had to order twice. The first thing I tried was the agua de Jamaica, and you could immediately tell it was made from scratch. It was fresh, flavorful, not overly sweet, and the portion was generous. The cup was huge, about half a liter, and it was exactly what I needed after coming from the airport starving. For tacos, I first ordered three: chicken, beef, and carne asada. They were served on corn tortillas, not flour, and everything tasted fresh and homemade. They came topped with avocado, white onion, cilantro, and cucumber on the side, and every bite was delicious. The meat portions were generous, and the flavors were incredible. The green sauce was amazing, and the red sauce had real heat, so be careful if you're sensitive to spice. It was so good that I went back and ordered three more tacos. That says everything. The prices were also very fair. My first order, three tacos plus the agua de Jamaica, was only $16. My second order, three more tacos, was $12. For the quality, freshness, and portion size, I thought it was absolutely worth it. What made the experience even better was the service. I had almost finished my drink and asked if they could add a little more ice to my cup. Not only did she add ice, she added more agua de Jamaica too and didn't charge me anything extra. That kind of care means a lot. It felt like eating at a family member's house, where they genuinely want you to enjoy your food and leave happy. This place is clearly loved for a reason. While I was there, several people came in to order, mostly for takeout, so it definitely stays busy. I only found it because it was about 3 miles from the airport and had great reviews, and now I completely understand why. If I could give this place 100 stars, I would. The food was outstanding, the service was kind and generous, and the whole experience felt special. If I ever come back to Austin, I will absolutely return.

Checked out this taco stand in the rain with covered patio seating - very well decorated and…read moreminimal parking right in front. Service was great! We ordered Al pastor tacos, quesabirria (3 for $14), and Bistec tacos - all with flour tortillas. The tortilla while fresh was slightly dry (I like mine a little more soft and lard-y), but the quesabirria was killed with melty cheese and hearty consommé! all came with two salsas and limes, very delish quick bite

While driving from Austin to Houston, my husband wanted to grab a quick breakfast taco. I turned to…read moreYelp for recommendations and discovered a taco truck that caught my eye. They even had a phone number where I could call ahead and place my order for pickup. We decided on two breakfast tacos filled with bacon, sausage, egg, cheese, and potatoes. I always make it a point to try the Al Pastor at any taco truck I visit, and this one did not disappoint! The homemade salsa--both red and green--was truly authentic and delicious. If I could suggest one improvement, it would be for the taco truck to make their tortillas from scratch; that would have taken the meal to the next level! The staff was incredibly friendly and warm, making the experience even more enjoyable!

This place has good food. Unfortunately, it is an absolute roll of the dice whether they are open…read moreor not. I have wasted many trips going to get food here to find them closed during their posted "open" hours. I just wish there was some kind of consistency with the hours so I could give them some business.