I don't know if this place is still open but I was so happy to find arepas in Huntsville. The…read moreportions are generous and the food was very good.

The Arepas are delicious. The truck came to a 4th of July celebration we had at church, I tried the…read morebeef Arepas. It's now over a week later and I am craving them so bad.

Usually one of the top places to go but our waitress came to our table one time and we never saw…read moreher again. Had to go up to register to pay and get to go boxes, by that time our food was cleared off the table. Not ones to usually complain but worst experience we have had there!

Great food and service. Very comfortable atmosphere with reasonable prices. I will definitely be…read moreback.

Amazing breakfast burrito. Fast service, good prices. Even a place to sit and eat. Only thing I…read morewould add-potatoes-just for texture since there's no meat.

Stopped on our way home from the beach and it was fast and really fresh. Best rice I've ever had…read moreand the steak torta was delicious. Good thick chips and queso was a good one! Small little place but the flavor is big.

Cayo Coco has been on my list of restaurants to try for a few months now, and I can confidently say…read morethat I'll be back soon! I genuinely could have ordered almost anything off the menu; everything sounded delicious. Unfortunately, I don't have the budget or the ability to consume every dish off the menu, so my boyfriend and I settled on splitting 2 small plates and 1 entree. What we ordered: -Smoked Fish Fritters: a Cuban delicacy. Still thinking about how good these were. Plenty to share! -Snapper Ceviche: personally not my thing, but my boyfriend loved this. I honestly wanted to like this, but the raw fish started to weird me out. -Jerk Chicken: served atop a tomato/bbq risotto that was devine. The inside here is so cozy and slightly tropical. They have a huge alcoholic selection too if that's your vibe. I'm so excited to return and try some more dishes!

Cayo Coco restaurant missed the mark for me. I really enjoyed how the dining areas really lean into…read morethe tropical theme. I ordered the Espresso Martini ($14); it was lacking something in the flavor, but that could possibly be from me going against the grain when ordering. I had the jerk chicken, it was not a true jerk chicken ($29) it was basically grilled chicken with sauce so when expecting something more authentic it was disappointing to say the least. The tamarind caesar ($15) was also different than I expected; although I would make a trip for it, I would order it again when visiting. The best thing I tried was actually the typhoon brusssel sprouts ($12), I was very happy with them and honestly would have been okay if that was the only thing I ordered. The wait staff was great, very personable and being willing to dicuss the menu and give suggestions. Espresso Martini(Vodka-Carajillo) 7/10 flavor is not what accustomed to might have been better with the Rum normally fixed with. Tamarind Caesar- at first glance definitely not my regular Caesar. Definitely not an average Caesar the lettuce is grilled giving it a smoky flavor, caught off guard but I would order again. 8/10 Jerk Chicken- overall was a good dish first time trying farro wasn't sure what to expect made me think of oatmeal, the mango salsa and sauce on the chicken was good the chicken itself was a bit dry but still good. Overall I would give the dish a 7.5 I rarely order chicken out and I think this was a reminder why. Typhoon Brussel Sprouts- had great taste 9/10 I could come back and get a drink with the Brussels. Would consider the Star of the night The price was consistent with the area, nothing seemed overly priced. Portions were also large enough to be split so if with a group and wanting to try multiple items you would be able to do it and have enough.

Let's just say the food is awesome, and the service backs the food!! Next time I will have to try…read moremore than one, and thanks for the juices that remind me of Panama! Rodolfo

We love the food! Everything is always fresh! My favorite is the fruit teas & pupusas! We would go…read moremore often if they had Sat hours.

My mom and I stopped by here for lunch one Saturday afternoon. La Libertad is the epitome of a…read morefamily-run restaurant for families. I wasn't super familiar with Salvadoran food, but the menu was very easy to navigate. The star of our lunch were the chicken pastelitos. Similar to the concept of an empanada, but fried and scrumptious. Perfect appetizer. The fried platanos (plantains) were also perfect. They got the crust outside just to my liking. The tamales were also outstanding. It's hard to find restaurants that do very freshly steamed, tender tamales like this. It was served in the husk. We got the one with the pork filling which hit the spot and complimented the sauces they provided. I would totally stop by here to pick up a large order of tamales, I'll have to look into if they can do that. All in all, this place is incredible and worth the drive if you've never tried pupusas or anything of the sort. Very casual, but sit-down and order at the table.

Food was amazing. The pupusas are a must try !! The server was nice and helped us out. If you're…read moreever in the area, give it a try!

This is very good food. It is a food truck stand on the Shell Parking lot. A friend who is…read moreHonduran told me about it. I had Carne con tejadas. New to me, it was very tasty. The meat is good quality and slow cooked. Included was plantanos, pickled onion slices and slaw with a creamy dressing. Yum!

This was a great find! Authentic Honduran cuisine. I have been here twice now, and both entrees I…read morehave tried were excellent. The #1 Pollo Con Tajadas was two pieces of crispy fried chicken that was covered with a creamy tomato and mayonnaise based sauce and topped with pickled onions. Fried plantains and Honduran slaw salad came on the side. This dish was truly phenomenal. The chicken was crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside. The plantains were sweet and soft, and the pickled onions added a nice twist. Honduran slaw salad checked the greens box. And to add to the quality, the portions were big - definitely worth the $12. The #10 Balleadas was also great. Steak, mashed beans, some type of Honduran cream, and cheese wrapped in flour tortillas. Definitely a first for me! Portions on this dish were also great for $12. In my experience, most local food trucks charge around $12 but give you less food. Winner winner chicken dinner!