I came here tonight to pick up some bean and cheese pupusas for dinner. We ordered 5 bean and…read morecheese of masa and 1 bean and cheese of rice to try. The customer service here is great. Everyone is so friendly and energetic. They really make you feel welcomed. The location is well decorated, spacious and clean. The pupusas are next level. 5 stars. They are large, flavorful and really good. The rice one is just as good as the masa ones. The only thing they can improve is to try and higher quality curtido. Like pink curtido.

I was craving mofongo when I found this place. Cute & Simple inside, friendly customer service. The…read moreguy working the front was attentive. The Alcapurria masa was missing flavor even tho it had a beautiful fry on it. The meat inside wasn't bad. I was disappointed to not be given mayoketchup and the sauce was very runny, I didn't think it enhanced the Alcapurria at all. The yellow rice was also lacking in flavor, it needed more sazón or sofrito. And the cook on the rice itself was off but perhaps they had a bad batch that day. The Shrimp on the Mofongo was the best thing I had and I enjoyed the portion. The mofongo just needed more butter since the juice from the shrimp couldn't cover the whole serving. Overall I want to give them points it did help my craving of missing home, hopeful it was just an off day and they can hit with more sazón next time !

2026 update. Lucked out today. My cheeseburger $14 came with three slices of tomatoes. This was…read moredelicious. The patty had a good char taste, juicy while a bit smaller than previous visit. The chef put the right amount of mayo and a slice of raw onion under the top bun making it less dry. Side note, I noticed they no longer have pepper shakers on the tables. Previously, I was able to salt and pepper my fries. Only salt shakers are available now. Good job my friends at Honduras Kitchen.

Food is tasty but the price and the quantity of food they give you is ridiculous…read more I attached a picture of the size of the meat they added to my plate that only has eggs, rice beans and avocado. It's not free so why are the portions that small?

El Paisa was bustling with community energy. Busy but sat us immediately. The food was hot,…read moreflavorful and delicioussss. It was cool being able to see through to the kitchen and watch the chefs doing their thang. Staff was friendly, accommodating for non Spanish speakers / those trying. Beautiful murals / art. Remarks from our table: "Very good, very good" "This Honduran kimchi is goooood" "Biodegradable straws, wow"

I love this place, everything tastes good. Every time I visit, the service is excellent.read more

I've eaten here a 4 times in the last 5 or so years. Each time I tried something different and ate…read morein the restaurant most times. The food is tasty, well proportioned, authentic, and consistent. The service is similarly consistent, kind, and chill. The ambiance is also very cool, relaxed, and clean.

Decided to try this place because it's close to work and I thought a coworker had recommended it…read more Asked for the most popular dish and got the chicken and sliced plantains. Really good fried chicken on a bed of fried plantains topped with a salad with an interesting dressing that seemed familiar and also different but so delicious. I had to get half to go since I was pretty full but it was still good when I ate the rest for lunch the next day. The dish is called pollo con tajadas.

I have eaten Platanos food several times and each time it has been a delivery order…read more Today's delivery was delicious. There were vegan options, cheese and loroco, bean-cheese and pork, chicken and cheese...I tried 3 different ones and they were all great. The order came with curtido and salsa. I will order from them again, the food was such a hit, per usual!

22 Feb 2025. 3.7 stars. 12:56 pm…read more Hello! Make sure you check their hours. Some days they are only open from 11am to 3pm. On our first 20 mile drive to visit, they blocked us at the inside of the unlocked front door at 3:12pm. Street parking can be difficult but a short drive\walk distance about a block away is a $3 an hour parking garage. The place looks clean and not too busy. We sit and our waitress Yanira M was perfect. Very nice, patient and attentive. We three shared two carne asada dinners with rice and refried red beans, two coffees, a coke and three pupusas. $101.36 before tip. The menu was confusing to us. First, the use of the menu words "red refried beans" confused us as refried beans have never been red in our lifetimes and these were pretty standard brown pinto bean looking and tasting. Maybe less confusion if they were called refried red beans. Then, we thought dinners came with pupusas. No. They came with two each thick tortillas (same as half pupusas with no filling as I could tell.) I enjoyed these thick homemade tortillas. The steak was not bad but I wish it had been served with its sizzle in tact. Salsa and coleslaw came as condiments though they might have been introduced with different names by Yanira. The coleslaw was a nice touch-served in a small jar with serving tongs. The salsa was tasting a bit like the V8 vegetable juice that you had as a kid or teen if you are a boomer. This meal could have really used some homemade spice sauce to add some kick to it. The main negatives today were the high music level at the back where we sat. That, and a busser man dragging some screeching and protesting chairs across the floor - to set up for a large party I believe. Real ear busters. The best part of the meal was the piping hot pupusas and our coffee. I would go back for those.

I was really craving tamales, so I stopped by Martha's Restaurant and I'm glad I did. The menu was…read morepacked with Latin dishes, both Mexican and Honduran which almost made me second guess my order. The restaurant itself is clean, spacious and the Latin music in the background gave it a warm, home like atmosphere. In the end, I stuck with the tamales and they did not disappoint. Soft, flavorful and filled with perfectly seasoned chicken, they paired beautifully with the rich salsa verde. Every bite was spot on. These are authentic Mexican tamales and I can just imagine the rest of the menu must be amazing. Prices are reasonable, service is friendly and the whole experience left me wanting to come back for more :)

The food is delicious. Service is warm & helpful & place is busy for a reason. They serve a great…read morebreakfast.

We were walking in Mission and stumbled upon this restaurant! And me and my fam had to try since…read moreit's rare to find a restaurant from our homeland. The staff is friendly and they have amazing authentic Honduran food, we got the pollo catracho and carne guisada and it was bombbb! Only downside is we had to wait around 40 mins even though it wasn't busy. But I'd for sure come again! Definitely recommend this place!

This cavernous space was previously the Golden State Grill, an oddly anomalous but fairly…read moresatisfying Mediterranean restaurant that didn't seem like a compatible match with the Excelsior. It has become an authentic Honduran restaurant and now it looks like it belongs in the neighborhood. Is that culinary profiling? Yeah, probably... But there was a constant stream of customers through the door, which is more than I can say about the two times I patronized Golden State. 'Know your market' is what I say. Now my familiarity with Honduran cuisine is limited. I believe it consists of hearty bowls of the menudo-like mondongo soup at El Paisa and Mi Yucatán further up Mission. I forgot about asking whether they had mondongo or not, so I ordered the $17 Camarones Fritos (Fried Shrimp) off the menu where many of the plates appeared near-identical. It was a pretty standard lunch plate - stir-fried unshelled shrimp with peppers, fried plantain slices, rice, refried beans, and salad (photo: https://bit.ly/3j3KEgn). Kinda oily for my taste, especially the plantains. Ay caramba. FOOD - 3 stars...a healthier execution would've appealed to me more AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...big space in here SERVICE - 3 stars...pretty perfunctory TOTAL - 3 stars...decent Honduran plates but it could be more RELATED - Exploring the Excelsior? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: http://bit.ly/37B1acE

Muy mal servicio Tuve que comer sin bebida por qué me dijo…read moreque no se podía pagar con tarjeta ,las baleadas estaban duras Y la carne no tenía sabor y el lugar se ve muy descuidado

I've ordered through doordash on multiple occasions and have always been satisfied with their…read morepupusas! Definitely a solid 8/10 They have plenty of other options to choose from as well but we've always just stuck with the pupusas and platano. Highly recommend if you're looking for good pupusas in the Oakland area!

Wonderful restaurant, friendly service and excellent food!…read more I ordered a cochinita pibil torta and a beer. The sandwich was lovingly made and tasted great. Now I can't wait to return and try their other menu items. If you're looking for a cozy, bright and welcoming spot with friendly service, visit Catrachita Yucateca!

This is a 4* for food and a 2* for value for money. I'm feeling generous and feel bad for…read morerestaurants that run their business this badly, so I'll give them a 4. Service was good, not great. They also have that bullshit 4% "SF mandate" tax. Prices are hefty for the Tenderloin, and in this segment, this restaurant is fighting an uphill battle. The prices are frankly unbelievable for what you get. I'm talking 8x cost... and they're STILL going to be losing money.

The food is delicious & authentic! The plates are HUGE! The menu has breakfast, lunch & dinner…read more The place is open all day starting at 9am. The tables are further back in the restaurant so it's fabulous for conversation. It has a full bar so cocktails, mocktails & delicious Aqua Fresca. I loved the passionfruit one. This place gives you a taste of Honduras right here in the Mission.

Menu items look really good will and the service is excellent its clean and has a nice atmosphereread more