One of my favorite places to eat in Memphis. The food is fresh, tastes homemade and it's healthy…read more The service is quick, the vibe of the place is cultural. 10/10. I love the rotisserie chicken, their beans with a fried egg and rice, the fresh avocado, plantains, the crispy chicken plantains (platanitos) and they offer a variety of beer, sodas, and other imported drinks. Highly recommend

Súper delicioso!!…read more Memphis needed a spot like this one. I've been coming with the fam for years and can't believe I never posted a review! Let me first say to those reading this, IT IS NOT a Mexican restaurant. Is authentic Colombian food. The bandeja paisa, the churrasco plate, the empanadas, the soups, the rice, the beans, the fried plantains.....I could go on!!! The service could be chaotic when is crowded but, they will still make you feel welcome when you're there. The place is nice and humble. Nothing fancy but clean and the waitresses are respectful and attentive. Ours favorite waiter is Vanessa!! Please give it a try!! (Sorry I didn't take any pics, i was too busy stuffing myself like a turkey)

Amazing food and friendly people. I've been a few times and always enjoyed it. Nice arearead more

Service is great but kinda slow. The drinks were amazing as well as the food. Get the Venezuelan…read moreburger for sure. I got the shrimp tacos and they were so good. The caprese is delicious as well. The music played was amazing and the restaurant was super clean and well kept.

Stopped by to try their pupusas. It's about the only game in town apart from 1-2 other options for…read morea sit down restaurant with Salvadoran food, so I appreciate their presence. Their chicharrón con queso and loroco pupusas were spot on. The curtido and salsas were done right, a must when enjoying the perfect pupusa plate. Service was good. The restaurant is very family-like, so don't expect the latest trendy notes inside. Also the Salvadoran horchata was tasty, and the agua de jamaica was on par with most other places. I'll be back.

I've been coming here since I was 14. They know my face, and remember little details about me! It…read moregoes to show they care about their customers. Their pork/cheese pupusas are to die for. This is my favorite restaurant in Memphis. #hardcorefan

I love a restaurant that's consistent with their food and service. I always order to go, but I'm in…read moreand out within 10-15mins. My go to are the empanadas. See my previous review, not much has changed besides the price of course, but that's everything. Gratuities are added to the bill on to go orders, so just be aware of that. You can tip additional if you'd like. Visit if you haven't been!

Best food I have had in a long time!! I got the Steak Chimichanga and it was so good. Service and…read moreatmosphere were great as well.

Cool Latin fusion spot with great flavors. The Land and Sea Mixed Grill and arepas are legit. Wash…read moreit down with a Sangria Señorial (add lime!). Service was a little slow to start, but overall fast and friendly.

Food is fresh. A little taste of home. Ambiance is clean. Service is family owned and friendly…read more Highly recommend.

I enjoyed the Galentine event. We had an amazing time on the patio. The Playlist was bomb, the…read morehosts were fabulous and the experience was a 10/10. I loved that they allowed us to also serve as mixologist if you had a ticket under your seat (which i did). The Tickets are $40+ tax and gratuity and I felt there were very reasonable. The menu for the event included Three specialty cocktails Love Potion #9: Single Barrel Corazon Reposado Tequila, peach brandy, Kim Crawford Prosecco, blood orange, strawberry, agave Spicy Peach Margarita: peach, jalapeño, tequila, TAJÍN® Chamoy rim The Hype Man: Single Barrel Corazon Reposado Tequila, Cazadores Cafe Liqueur, Rumchata served in a chocolate chip cookie shot cup. Each cocktail included a small bite which were Lamb Sliders, Carne Asada Bowls, and Avocado Ice Cream.

Babalu is located in Overton Square in Memphis and offers homemade Southern-inspired Latin dishes…read more My friend and I sat on the patio on the side of the restaurant. They have a good amount of seating on the patio as well as indoors. Our server was Sean and he was wonderful during our visit and very attentive and sweet. I ordered a delicious lemon berry sour cocktail, which came with tito's vodka, blackberry, strawberries, and a citrus sour. For my meal, I ordered the shrimp and grits with gulf shrimp, mushrooms, shallots, garlic butter sauce, green onion, cheesy grits. So yummy! I would easily go back for both the cocktail and shrimp and grits if in the area in the future.

This was my first time trying a Honduras restaurant and I looked at the menu and it was hard to…read morechoose cause the food looked so good. The price might seem a little overpriced but you get a lot of food.

The nice woman behind the counter ran the register, waited on us and cooked our food. Her English…read morewas not great and she didn't bring me the black beans I ordered but I think she just didn't understand my order. I REALLY wanted to love this place as I love the Honduran cuisine. My friend ordered the steak and egg Baleandas and really loved it. My baked chicken with fried plantains and shredded cabbage was not bad but not worth $12.00. Neither dish was too special but not bad either. The place was clean enough but It sits on a dirty little stretch of Getwell. There is a chance I may end up there for breakfast sometime in the future but not too likely.

TERRIBLE SERVICE. we had a very young girl, probably age 12…read moreor 13, as our server. she clearly had no idea what she was doing and was as lost as who knows what. she messed up on our order and didn't write down one of our meals! After serving us our food she asked 10 minutes later if she could get us anything else and we told her we were missing the rest & she said "my mom isn't cooking no more food." Yes the restaurant was "closed" at this time but we had ordered this meal with the rest of our food. We just arrived to Memphis and as we found out they had baleadas express, we drove to eat here... biggest regret. the cashier was a bit older than our server and very unprofessional. This is clearly a family owned restaurant with terrible qualities. do not recommend what's so ever. the 12 year old is not put up to be a server. nothing was done by any of the staff to make our visit better.

First time in last week and LOVED IT!! Went with co-workers and had shrimp in a chipotle cream…read moresauce....Dee-lish!! Keep up the great work Hugo and team!

The drinks are good, which is the reason for the review. However, I ordered nachos, and they barely…read morewanted to give me any cheese. I ordered mixed fajitas nachos. Initially, I got a 2 oz plastic container of cheese, for a bed of nachos that came with no cheese at all. Then, when I mentioned it wasn't enough cheese, that my nachos were dry, they brought me a much smaller, 1oz container. When I showed them I had several dry nachos and needed more cheese, they gave me a hard time and kept saying I could buy it. And even when I said I would, they kept saying, "it's $10.," and wouldn't give me anything until I agreed to a 2oz, watered down, clearly microwaved cheese for an additional $10 charge, which I almost did. But I got tired of going back and forth and just asked for a to go box. But I think everyone should know that ordering nachos at this place is a waste of time bc not only will they not put the nachos on your nachos when it actually comes out, but they'll deny you extra cheese. Music was cool, but it had a church vibe that was a little offputting with the language and vibes.