My date and I ordered a couple of desserts. She ordered the flan and I got a slice of the tres…read moreleches cake. She really enjoyed hers, taking at least half of it home in her to-go box. I thought the cake was tasty, but not as moist or as cold as I like it to be. Our server was very nice. Very attentive and accommodating. The restaurant looked OK, but one Customer turned on the jukebox and an addition with the music that was already playing. It got really LOUD very quickly. My date and I struggled to understand what each other were saying.

Ambiance was lively. The menu had lots of variety. There is literally something for everyone here…read more The food was excellent. I felt that we received a lot of food for such a small price! The only thing I did not like was that the service was minimum. Our server barely checked on us beyond bringing our entrees. She was very nice aside from being hard to find. I would definitely return.

This place is great! We had a delicious dinner of pupusas, fajitas, chicken soup, and grilled…read morechicken with pineapple. The ingredients are fresh and the fajitas were more not greasy at all. It's a very casual and friendly atmosphere. The service was friendly and welcoming to our family of 4. I love that they have healthy options like chicken soup on the kids menu. And the portion was fantastic! The prices are very reasonable too.

I was looking for a place to eat lunch and decided to stop at Mar y Tierra after passing the…read morerestaurant and looking it up on Google. When Naj and I went in the restaurant we were greeted with a friendly smile by the hostess. It is a family oriented place. We were seated immediately and our order was taken right away. Our waitress was very sweet. We ordered our drinks, Pina Colada and Tequila Sunrise. As we were deciding what to eat, one of the employees named Edgar recommended the fried fish so we ordered the fried fish to eat. The drinks were amazing and the food was delicious!

I ask for tacos dorados and they put to much aderezo on the top, and also if you use you debit card…read morethey charge 1.50 dollars for used.

This places is not what it used to be. To start the guy that is taking the orders over the phone is…read morerude and doesn't even let you finish talking and giving you attitude all the time. 2nd the food is tasteless, i order a Chuleta con tajadas, the tajadas were all soggy and lets not talk about the pork chop. Just see the picture for reference!!! Not worth it, there are better Honduran places to go!!!

Wow! This place is amazing! We came from out of town. My husband had the biggest Baleada ever and I…read moreordered the Pollo Frito both wee delicious. I highly recommend checking this place out.

The baleadas were delicious, the staff was very friendly, and all the food was affordable. We'll…read moredefinitely be back! Las baleadas estaban riquísimas, muy buen servicio, y los precios son razonables. ¡Definitivamente regresaremos!

Ordered takeout but while inside did notice a pretty nice bar setup with tvs and plenty of seating…read more Ordered the red snapper 4/5 which was HUGE for only $25. Overall the taste was good but could have been a bit more seasoned or accompanied by a sauce. Also had the fried chicken 4.5/5. They give large portion so money well spent! Def recommend!

The roach and their handling of the lovely roach earned this 1 star. They need to close and…read morecomplete a 2 day deep clean. Walls. Windows. Tables. Booths. Register. Floors. Kitchen. Baths. Anddd, pest control. Our server was super sweet. She struggles in English and I struggle in Spanish. We got the Red Snapper which led us here It comes with white rice, unripe plantain tostones style and pickled veggies with a small salad. Ordered 1 tamale with chicken. It has rice inside and some other fillers. It was dry. Ordered 1 plantain empanada. They make the empanada from plantain. It was nice. Different. Pap on the inside. I don't know how to call it in US English but Nigerians have something similar called Pap. Chilaquiles isn't on menu but avoid it. They serve it with stew meat or rump not carne asada. Super salty, too. Best if you get it to use the bland rice to cut that sodium intake.

The Aesthetic: Laid back, no frills, counter service restaurant with limited seating. The decor is…read moreminimal, but the food makes up for it! The Price: It's cheap compared to other restaurants that are similar in the city, I think the prices are reasonable. The Value: The dishes are large, delicious, and inexpensive, you get a lot of authentic food for what you pay. The Parking: There's a small rock lot on either side of the building that gets pretty full, but I've never had a problem getting a spot. My Order: I love the loroco pupusa and agua Jamaica, I would order this over and over. I want to try the whole menu! The Conclusion: Try it if you're looking for an affordable and authentic meal, you won't be disappointed!

Y'all really need to come here. 4 Queso birrias for a good price? Yes please. This place is better…read morethan margaritas because this place actually doesn't charge $20 on 3 little queso birrias. The service is great with professional and the best workers there is here. The atmosphere isn't the best but at least they can make great food. Love this place forever.

We got the pupusas and tamales. The pupusas were average at best and the tamales were soggy and not…read moreedible.

Recently saw that this restaurant is much cleaner so I went to go buy some pupusas for $2.50 each…read moreit's a pretty good price and it looks cleaner and service was fast and friendly . I'll post some new menu prices up

Muy seco y pequeño. Creo que pusieron el mío en el microondas después de que alguien lo masticara.read more

The food was delicious and fresh. Our server was extremely wonderful and patient with our "less…read morethan perfect" Spanish. We will definitely be back! I definitely recommend this place for a lively dinner or a memorable lunch.