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Dona Bibi's

3.5 (216 reviews)
InexpensiveHonduran
Closed • 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Thank you so much for the service and food, I recommend this place. Food excellent service excellent

Pollo Frito con tajadas

Demasiado Dulce. No le pongan dulce al adereso. La cebolla es barata pongan le mas sin miedo. Espere como 30 hora. La musica muy Alta en volumen.

18" Baleada con Todo: eggs, beans, cheese, creama, and avocado

I visited Doña Bibis Restaurant on a Thursday morning at around 11am, and to my surprise the restaurant was packed-- full of people enjoying their food with punta music playing in the background. What a sight and sign that the food is going to be good! The restaurant is located in a plaza right on the corner of S. Park View st. and W. 7th st; parking is available right in the plaza. The establishment is right across MacArthur Park so you won't miss it. Indoor and outdoor seating is available and they have 2 gendered restrooms for use. I ordered to-go and got the Baleada con todo (Baleada with everything): it included smashed beans, eggs, cheese, cream, and a great scoop of avocado. I asked for a side of picked purple onions and jalapeños, so if you need a type of spice of some sort, make sure to ask them to include it in your order. As always, a common practice is to double check your order; which is why I noticed they hadn't gave me pickled purple onions and jalapeños. I enjoyed my Baleada and I am eager to come again to try other items off the menu. Great local community joint to support.

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Food very expensive! Not good at all. I went to try because of the great reviews, I was very disappointed

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1 year ago

Food is decent but the worse service. I really try to like it but something never change.

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Food was good but never the same as years prior! Texture and quality is a must when prices are on top.

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1 year ago

Me encanta el ambiente y el servicio espectacular. 10/10 lo recomiendo si quieren comida hondureña authentica.

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Definitivamente jamas volvere aqui las tajadas demasiadas duras y casi quemadas nada que ver con la foto que publican

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Fui a la pulpería. Muy amable la muchacha que nos atendió. Muchos productos que son difícil de encontrar aquí en EU

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