Been coming here for years its still delicious with great service and good for the price…read more Love the papusas, the salsa and curtido is very good. We also got the barreada which was tasty.

It's been a year or three since eatting here. Was going to another place in Denton for my pupusa…read morefix but unfortunately they closed down. So I re-tried a place I use to go to in Lewisville on Sunday, and here today to figure out which one I would frequent. The prices here have definitely changed from a hole in the wall place, even though it's still a hole in the wall place. They offer cheese, bean & cheese, or chicharon & cheese pupusas. They do not deviate. For the first two, pricing is $3.28 each. They give a small serving of curtido so if you like it you'll have to request more. The curtido here tastes good. The pupusas were on the smaller side and were wet in places on the bottom. You can definitely taste the wet texture when eatting. The chicken tamale was on point. They are $4.06 each. A large aqua fresca is $5.60 - no free refills. They charge $1 I was told when asking before I left. They no longer serve their yummy rice with veggies. It is just white rice. I didn't know they changed it, and wasn't told it would be white rice. Paid $3.02 for maybe a 1/2 cup serving. Would not have purchased if I knew this. Also they do not post pricing or offer any menus with pricing. They have the typical display pictures and names of items they serve. You order at the counter and pay at time of ordering. For 2 pupusas (no meat), 1 tamale, side of white rice, and large aqua fresca, my bill was $20.83. I guess I'll continue my pupusa quest.

I went to get Popusas and plantain w crema.. I ended up getting a different dish. Everything was…read morereally good. On server named Crystal which is very attentive and had a great personality while serving us. I am definitely looking forward to going here again. Everything was delicious and really good.

The menu does not have prices and then they try to overcharge (charging tip without consulting)…read more Avoid this hassle, service and food not good anyway

OK! So I stop by this little place by my sisters house which I always see and it's a Honduran…read moreRestaurant! As I walk in he waits to see I if I speak Spanish or English which it's a plus! I am unfamiliar with the food and I have never had it! I come in order my food and he explains to me everything on the Menu! As I am waiting he brings me a Baleada de Frijol, Crema and Quezo I'm sure I misspelled it. He brings it and says try this and don't worry it's on the house. Man it was delicious and I was shocked as it was like a sample but a huge and I mean a HUGE sample. I can not wait to get home and try my food and I'm sure it's just as good as the sample he gave me! I did go back and try to pay for what he gave me but he said no it's ok but still left it as a tip in his tip JAR! Super happy for this experience and believe me I am for sure I'll be back for try their breakfast menu!

What a treat! This place is in the spot where Destiny's Chicken was (RIP) and the inside looks…read moremuch the same. They have some grocery items for sale up front - cookies and snacks mainly. The menu isn't huge but our waiter (the owner?) helped us choose based on how hungry we were. I said I wasn't very hungry so he recommended the tacos. For my boyfriend he recommended the carne asada. That taco plate was huge and the carne asada was even bigger. I failed to get a photo of the asada before bf tore into it, but it was gorgeous. Served on a bed of fried plantains and accompanied by rice, amazing beans, avocado and pickled veg. Both dishes were blazing hot and made with care. The tacos are rolled chicken tacos, deep fried and topped with cabbage and crema. I could only eat one of the three! I tasted the asada and it was also terrific. Can't wait to come back and try breakfast or a lunch special!

For the Honduran community, by Hondurans. Thats the best way I can express how I feel about the…read morefood and interior of the place. Saturday at 5PM, it was perhaps too early for any type of dinner rush, cause I was the only person there. The staff did not speak ANY english. That scary moment when you say hello, and the other person stares with no expression. Luckily I could say just enough Spanish to navigate and order everything I wanted without a problem. They seemed to have a smaller menu compared to what Ive seen posted from other people. I only saw breakfast and lunch (in espanol) so maybe I have to come back at a later time for dinner? The interior is not a dump, but its not chic, modern, or inviting either. The best way I can describe it is the type of place you'd see within a courtyard of a mexican bazaar. They blast the music like its a nightclub. I recommend you stay away from the left side of the restaurant if thats going to bothr you. They serve everything on styrafoam plates and plastic cutlerry The area looked clean enough, so theres no complaints on cleanliness. I ordered a baleada mixta, as well as the chuleta plate (pork chop cutlet). The baleada is simple, cheap, fairly big, and cozy like a homemade meal. Their tortillas are legit made in house, because theres no weird starchiness or stiffness in the dough. The ingredients are beans, cheese, eggs, and creama, but damn was it delicious! The cheese they use (im guessing queso fresco) had a lovely tang that gave the meal an extra dimension. I couldnt stop eating this! The chuleta plate felt like I was at a cookout. A seasoned pork chop, served with a cabbage salad, beans, and more plantains than I could eat in one sitting! The chuleta was not super moist, but every bite was well seasoned. I'd say eat the pork chop sooner than later as its not as tender as time progresses. The chimol (similar to pico de gallo) was a nice addition on top. The plaintains are baked? and feel like french fries! The beans were delicious with whatever lard or fat they add to it. The cabbage salad is fine, but I do like the sauce they add, which reminds me of 1000 islands dressing, minus the relish. Overall, I was pleased with my meal here. Ive never had legit Honduran food, so I look forward to having it again!

Overall: the best baleadas I've had in DFW…read more Detailed: this review is essentially only for the baleadas from Catrachito - because that's what I've had there and that's what I think is amazing about it. I've eaten at Catrachito maybe two dozen times, and each time I've eaten their baleadas (with eggs in them). They are HUGE and cheap (around $2 each, where each one literally weighs like 0.5+ lbs). They are so savory and filling. I have tried many Honduran restaurants in the metroplex, and this is by far the best ones I've tried among them all. The location of Catrachito is located right by Target, it might be hard to miss the entrance based on its location and proximity to the street. It's never been too busy there, and ordering a baleada by phone gets prepared in less than 15 minutes. The inside of the restaurant is not very impressive, but that's okay because baleadas are great good to take on the go or to take home.

Saw this place on TT, and had to come try it out! Food really did have the authentic Honduran…read moretaste! The waiter was really nice, fast, and attentive. It wasn't too busy for a Sunday, but I hope it is soon, because the food and service really good!

Honestly, I gave this place so many tries before leaving a review. It has so much potential yet…read moreagain lacks service and a sense of urgency. I had work in the service industry for so many years, one of the many reasons why I gave it so many tries but unfortunately I won't be returning. I waited 40 minutes for my food, ordered two plates. I understand some plates cooking times can be longer than others but nothing ever came. One of them was just a simple bean tostada. The time before this I came at 9:20 pm, while it says on google that their hours of operation is until 10:00 pm. The server told me they were closing down and they only had Baleadas so I left to the taco spot next door just to see her turn the sign back on and let another table walked in. It's honestly so disappointing because it's difficult to find Honduran restaurants nearby, and I met the owner's daughter a couple of times and she's truly a sweetheart with a different vision for the restaurant. But at this point I rather make the drive to another place.

I love this place, their baleadas are my absolute favorite, but they have other great items on the…read moremenu. They have lots of central american grocery items as well, and a comfortable, quiet, spacious indoor dining area. Usually soccer games are playing on the TVs

I found them on Uber Eats and decided to get them Delivered…read more The soup spilled in the bag, but overall, it made it and tasted pretty good, but the pieces were so big that I had to cut to make smaller pieces of the corn and meat. The tamarind natural juice was sour, and I was not fond of it. The pastelitos were very soft on the inside, but overall it was tasty This review is based on what I got delivered to eat and not on the service at the restaurant or the ambiance. I would like to try them again in the restaurant the broth wasn't very flavorful for the soup but it was just okay

We ordered pupusas and they were really good. The problem was that the waitress was trying to…read morememorize our order and got our order wrong. Unfortunately I ended up with the other persons order. We also did takeout and I ordered 3 different kinds of pupusas but were not marked on the takeout boxes. At least they were separated. The people were nice and the food was good. Keep in mind that the orders may take a while.

Not service dog friendly. Please post a sign on your door and google so customers know prior to…read moremaking the drive out.