The service was fast and the food was great. I will definitely be coming back. I only wish they…read morehad beer.

This restaurant is pretty much the definition of a hole in the wall. Located next to a barber shop…read morethat has probably caused dozens of car crashes due to epileptic seizures. Ordered the Honduran grill for two and the horchata. Horchata was tasty, if a bit overly sweet. You receive a very large portion size in comparison to what you pay for. The grill for two was pretty good, but really nothing to write home about. I would've preferred the salsa verde to be spicier as well. Pretty good experience overall. Bonus note: If you are afraid of dirty restrooms, go beforehand.

Coco Baleada is my favorite place in all of Nashville for Honduran food! This establishment is a…read morepremium authentic option, it's not your typical "food stand" which I love--if you are worried about "standing around" for your food during the cold or hot months and don't want to wait outside at one of their picnic tables, don't worry as they have electronic buzzers so you can wait in your car until your food is ready. Their baleadas are AMAZING and freshly handmade!

From the owner: Products: Pupusas, Tacos, Fajitas, Birria de Res, Burritos,…read moreTortas, Tostadas, Quesadillas. Location Facts: Located next to U Wash. History: We're Coco Baleada, and we're a premier Central American restaurant in Antioch, TN. We're family owned and family operated, specializing in authentic Honduran cuisine. We offer pupusas, tacos, fajitas, birria de res, quesadillas, burritos, tortas, tostadas, and more! Our food is prepared fresh daily and we're proud to serve authentic dishes that are hard to find in our community. We're looking forward to partnering with Nashville area consumers to continue to offer a premier dining experience.

La comida esta buena pero la mesera como que a pedir ba la gente atiende i un chararter pero…read moremalisimo que trae

I scheduled a dinner for about a dozen friends, all former Peace Corps Volunteers, some of whom had…read morelived or traveled in Honduras. (Please note....they do not accept reservations, but I stopped in to check the space available, then called the day before our event. They were most accommodating.) To begin...do not rely on your GPS to take you to the front door...and...be well prepared if you go at night. The restaurant is located in the Crescent Valley Shopping Center, a strip mall spread out behind buildings that line Murfreesboro Pike. Your GPS will probably indicate you have arrived somewhere on Murfreesboro...but don't be fooled, it's around the back of AutoZone, Walgreens, and King Buffet...across the parking lot from Family Dollar. There are no lighted signs to show the way...and it's a narrow entrance squeezed in between several other stores. The restaurant is owned by a family from Honduras. Grandma cooks at lunch and mama takes over for dinner while the males in the family, including son Chris, wait tables etc. By the way, Chris was super-nice and very helpful. Service for our large group, while polite, was a bit inconsistent; at times we had to ask for silverware or help decipher whose order was being delivered. Since they have a small kitchen (see the photos I posted) ALL HANDMADE food comes out one or two items at a time...and that doesn't mean all will be the ones you ordered. If you have a large group, relax and enjoy each others' company. ¡Tome una cerveza! The food: Here's a bright spot. The food is definitely traditional family recipe, personally prepared dishes. Not fast food, not restaurant food...family dinner kinds of dishes. Many of us ordered the Balladas...a thick, flour tortilla grilled, filled with beans, sour cream, Honduran cheese (Sencilla style). I had the Con Todo style filled with beans, cream, cheese, avocado and ground beef. It was great! This was the kind of food I remember from my travels in rural South America. (Take me back, country roads, paths and jungle trails!) I also enjoyed a portion of a Tajada, a full plate lined with fried green plantain chips, cabbage salad, ground beef and shredded cheese...another tasty bite. The Platano Maduro with Honduran Cream was fairly sweet but pretty oily. Everything seems to be served with Honduran cream! Prices are very reasonable. If you are looking for authentic, rustic, family-style cooking, everything handmade...give this place a try. The menu is not great, but adequate for a short trip to Centra America for a day.

If you're craving authentic Mexican cuisine, look no further - Laura's Cocina is the hidden gem…read moreyou've been waiting for. Located in a relatively nondescript little building off of Nolensville Pike, a little past K&S Market, Laura's can be easy to miss. There's a dedicated free parking lot (which, admittedly could use some upkeep) in the back of the building. The inside is no frills but very clean and with friendly, attentive service. I came on a Sunday at peak lunch time and it was pretty sparse but slowly started filling up a bit. One main waitress took my order. I wanted to try a little bit of several things so got queso dip, authentic chicken tacos, shrimp tacos, a chicken Gordita, and a side of their hot sauce. As expected you get complimentary chips and salsa. These were tasty, went well with the perfect, drippy queso to start off the meal. The tacos were next: simple but very flavorful. Chicken and shrimp topped corn tortillas with finely chopped red onion, cilantro, snd crumbly delicious cotija cheese, served with wedges of lime and their hot sauce. These were awesome, very authentic, perfectly cooked, and tasty. The hot sauce was pretty spicy but also quite flavorful - it's a must order! The real standout of the meal was the Gordita. Even one is quite large. It was stuffed to the brim with refried beans, chicken, lettuce, and cotija. I added salsa and hot sauce. It mostly held together despite being so stuffed but was so, so delicious. The homemade masa flour covering was still hot from cooking when it came to me and exactly what I was craving. I was honestly too full to try more, but already thinking about my next visit. They've got a decent selection of Mexican items as well as some Honduran and Salvadoran specialties. Very reasonable prices and awesome, attentive service. A must try fit authentic Mexican in Nashville!

If you're looking for authentic Mexican food look no further! They even have Honduran food as well!…read moreEverything here is made with love. The fajita nachos are one of my fave nachos in all of Nashville. The queso in the nachos is perfectly mixed into the dish and the peppers complement the steak perfectly. The Jamaica is very delicious and fresh. The quesadillas are toasted just right and have a saltiness to the flour that helps the quesadilla be a star. The service is good, but a little too on top of us. I'm a slow eater and I don't like to feel rushed and the server asked like 5 times if we were good and if I needed a to go box. I just wanted to peacefully eat my nachos in the restaurant. The inside is pretty big and they do play sports on the TV.

Omg. Run don't walk. The flavor. The flavor. The flavor. It's a small spot but the flavor is big!…read moreThe service was on point. Our waitress gave us a recommendation of the Venezuelan flautas and WHOOOOOOO!! F ME UP!!! Don't miss your turn to get into the parking lot either!

Complete garbage. Wish I could give it no stars. First of all, it took over a half hour to get my…read morefood, and there were only two other tables. Ordered the three enchilada plate with one chicken, one beef, and one cheese. When it finally did come out, the order was incorrect (chicken was not shredded). The food was extremely bland. Possibly the most bland Mexican food I've ever had. Since my basket of chips was long gone by the time my food arrived, I asked for some more. At one point I thought she would finally bring them as I was finishing my food, but I was wrong -- instead she came by well after I was done to tell me they didn't have any more chips. Had a beer. Asked for a water too that never came. Never managed to get a second beer. This plate of garbage was $17+. Keep looking, this is not the place.

The beef meat was all gristle and tasteless. The chicken looked like dog food. The burrito green…read moresauce was bland and watery. I DO NOT RECOMMEND!

I really, really love this place. Las Americas is a good name for this place. It is not truly…read moreMexican because it features foods found in Latin and Central America. It's a small hole in the wall kind of place right off of the very busy Nolensville Pike in Nashville. If you aren't careful, you might miss it. However, don't miss it. Food is absolutely delicious. Everything from the chips and salsa to the main entrées are on point. The pico de gallo is real fresh and tasty. Everything is fresh cooked to order. Particularly, I recommend the fresh pupusas. Perfect flavors and not greasy at all. I can't rave enough about it. Boss man raved about his chimichanga with tomatillo sauce. He was so happy he even ate avocado. He doesn't usually eat avocado!! He also tried the fresh beef taco and thought he was tasting stuff he hasn't had since San Diego. As for me, the carnitas was refreshingly good. Pork was cooked beautifully and the combo of rice beans salad and pico was unbeatable. The portions are extremely generous that we both took product home with us. One other Yelp reviewer commented about don't come here unless you bring your appetite. That reviewer was spot on. The staff is super nice. They can speak both English and Spanish. The place has kept very clean and neat. And they also play music that adds to the ambience. On the other TV they even had a rodeo playing! If you don't want to buy bottles of soda or anything like that, I recommend you bring your own bottle of water or whatever beverage you prefer. After this experience, we will be sure to be back. Hope to see you there too!

This was an unexpected experience. We had shown up to the shopping plaza to dine at one place only…read moreto find it was closed. This was located next door, and we were glad we did dine here! Antioch has a lot of foodies hidden gems, and this was no different. This is a great place to grab lunch and to really take in what you're eating. It is rich in flavor and offers something for everyone. Furthermore, they do have menus both in Spanish and English. I'm not going to pretend and be an expert in Honduran cuisine, but I tried some items, and I liked what I had. They do not offer tap water, so if you ask for water, it is going to be $1/bottled water. Don't miss out on the tres leches cake. Save room for dessert. Service was great. Food was delicious, and parking out front was easy.

The staff is helpful if you ask any questions. Dessert is delicious but somewhat overpricedread more