Food is undercooked, even if they remake it it's still undercooked and raw…read more The service? Is actually good. The ambiance the tables need to be cleaned better they are sticky and sometimes have pieces of food on them

So delicious food... central America taste..try the Soups I…read morereally enjoyed...totally recommended

I'm from Honduras and I was looking for some authentic Honduran food. First I called them to know…read moremore of some of their dishes and the person who took the phone was super friendly and helpful. I placed my order and the food is just amazing, taste and good presentation.

bad service, bad food, expensive prices... I went to there…read moreone day ago, they took almost 45 minutes, the food was bad...no taste at all. I don't recommend this place, there is may places to eat with better prices. I will recommend you go to antojitos Salvadoreans and prices are way better. The Valiadas teste way better at taco bell. Don't go there.

Im traveling out town to visit our son and always gets excited to find a Hondureño place since we…read morelive in Orlando. First, the service was horrible, items from the menu were not available. We decided to ordered a pupusa and two carne asada. Pupusa cheese tasted old, the carne asada was not asada and why a fried egg SMH.... I was so sick after eating a little bit, I just couldn't eat it. This place shouldn't be open, lo siento pero 0 de 5. Ni fotos se merecen

This place is absolutely filthy!! Was there earlier today to pick up an order. The back door was…read moreopen, which I believe is a health violation. The floor is so dirty it's sticky when you walk on it. And everything has handprints on it, which obviously means they haven't cleaned in a long time! This place needs a serious deep cleaning! You couldn't pay me to eat here, just nasty!! And whoever was working the front counter she was rude, none of the employees were actually working, they were standing around talking. The place was unfit for an eating establishment!

We found this spot in Hoffman Heights. So glad we stopped in--fresh squeezed lemonade, large soft…read moresteak & eggs taco in a corn tortilla & deep fried enchilada--$20. Everything was great tasting and made fresh. Friendly family run eatery. No English menu but good pictures to help with my rusty Spanish. Try this place out!!

if you like extra protein this is the place to go!…read more si quiere extra proteina en su comida este es el lugar indicado!

The food is always delicious and the staff is always very friendly and attentive. I love the…read morepupusas, baliadas, pollo con tajadas, carne asada. Everything we have tried so far is very good!!!

Great family restaurant serving Honduran and Salvadoran food. Service is always great and the food…read moreis amazing!

Where do I start! First off, Lempira, the name of the restaurant, is the currency for Honduras!…read moreThat plays a popular factor in knowing that they have Honduran, or "Comida Catracho". I have been dying for a good baleada since leaving New Orleans, and it was a Sunday morning, and I decided you know what, we are going to find somewhere today! Although this place is 35 minutes away from my home, I decided a good baleada is always worth the drive! Before I go further I have to explain what this delicacy is! A Baleada is a traditional Honduran dish, a flour tortilla filled with refried beans, sour cream, and crumbled hard cheese, and it can also refer to a "shooting victim" in Spanish. The one referenced above is called a 'Sencilla' or a simple one. There is also the one that adds carne asada too it, which I recommend. So I made the drive out to Lempira, and the parking was pretty limited. Maybe about 12 parking spaces total. Went in and was blown away at the beauty of the interior! There was photos of Honduras and El Salvador on the walls and I was in awe! There is a long bar on the right hand side of the restarent when you walk in as well! To speed things up, we paid and drove home. The baleadas were good, BUT I was shocked at the size of it for the price. That is the only reason I am giving four stars. It was smaller and less full than the past ones I have had. Overall, we enjoyed the food and would most definitely come back to try a good Sopa De Mondongo (Cow Tongue Soup) or the popular Pollo Con Tajadas!

This place is under new management and was completely renovated. The service is fantastic and very…read morepersonable. The food is spectacular - I've taken a few friends here and they've all absolutely loved it! Try the fried chicken, baleadas, or pupusas. The smoothies are great, too!!