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Alicia's Restaurant

4.0 (26 reviews)
ModerateSalvadoran
Open • 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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Outdoor seating
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Joe T.

Limes in the water instead of lemons. Some sections of the menu have no English translation. The authenticity is looking promising. The salsa...I cannot speak to its Salvadoran authenticity, but it's nice and chunky and very mild (ask for a bottle of green hot sauce and add a few drops - that'll light you up!). Papusa choices include loroco - a Salvadoran flower. Can't get much more authentic than that. But, I wemt with chicharron. Very cheesy and pretty tasty. A bit of cabbage slaw and onions on the side makes a nice meal. Three stars - probably won't be a regular stop for me, but I'd come back to try the tamales.

"Steak" baleada
Sean F.

Placed a carryout order through Waitr, consisting of a taco, steak baleada, tajadas con carne Molina, and fried corn tamales. When I got home and opened the bag, the first thing I noticed was a container of fried plantains. I thought, "Great, they gave me some free plantains." But as I took the remaining items out of the bag, I realized that the tamales were missing. They had subbed plantains and didn't tell me. The food itself was way too salty for my taste. I ate the taco, but the other stuff was so salty I couldn't finish it. When I ordered the steak baleada, it asked me how I wanted the steak cooked, and I chose medium rare. However, the baleada didn't contain steak at all, but rather a mushy beef concoction. Ironically, the best thing was the plantains. Overall, not good.

Pastelitos de pollo
Jaison K.

I have to agree with Arlene, my fellow yelper. The service has plenty of room to improve, however being that it is the only Salvadorian spot in the BR you have to give this family owned restaurant a try. They are known for their pupusas however most of the food is decent. I will add, prices are a bit more expensive then a traditional mom & pop Mexican/Latin restaurant but the food is good, I only wish they had some lunch specials. The decor nominal, they could use some help with interior design to show off the cultural aspect more. Alot of it was still left over from the last venue that tried to make it. A TV with music videos would help to add some life inside for patrons. It is never too busy & the restaurant has the consistent flow of folks from El Salvador. I would recommend trying different items that you would not maybe have as an option at a Mexican restaurant.

Carlos P.

Best soup my dad has had in his entire life!!!! The Pupusas are delicious as well. We will be back often :)

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2 years ago

The food is great and very authentic! The pupusas are fresh and the tacos are perfect.

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4 years ago

Excellent quality papusas and other items. Absolutely love this little gem. Highly recommend if you're in the area.

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6 years ago

I got popusas! Really good stuff! A friend of mine from Nicaragua went and we were taken back to our latin roots!

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4 years ago

Horrible service. We were only ones there and after 30 minutes and only getting our drinks we left. No wonder no one was there.

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8 years ago

Love the fresh homemade food! Had the chicken plate which was a generous portion. Also the bean and cheese pupusas were delicious.

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Típicos El Hondureño - Pollo Frito con Tajadas: a fried chicken and plantain dish with slaw on top and pickled onions on the side. Very tasty!

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3.7(3 reviews)
4.5 mi

This is one of those little ethnic gems that make Baton Rouge such a great city! Honduran is…read moresimilar to Salvadoran and Mexican cuisines, but it has its own particular excellence. This restaurant is a fully authentic and family run small business you have to try for yourselves. It's located in a small building on the eastern portion of Florida Blvd., east of the Hi Neighbor Supermarket. They have takeout, but there is also an adequate amount of seating so one can comfortably eat in. The menu explains each dish to the uninitiated, and there are some great combination plates. However, you could also order an appetizer and a side or two to make your own combination or to try different things. A couple of papusas and a side might make a nice option. Don't forget the authentic drinks while you are at it. There's several types of sodas you should check out. I had my first banana flavored Honduran soda last time I stopped in, it's was deliciously different!

Típicos El Hondureño is one of those hidden gems that I simultaneously want to broadcast to the…read moremasses *and* hoard to myself. There aren't many people there that speak English, and that's a good thing. While I'm not a scholar of Honduran food, I'm pretty sure that this is some authentic stuff. It really doesn't matter what I order; I'm guaranteed that it'll be a culinary adventure into something new and very, very tasty. Memorable dishes include the pastelitos de carne molida, and the pollo frito con tajadas.

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