Turned in here on accident. Blindly ordered a couple things off the menu. Shocked by how low the…read moreprice was. Huge portions and delicious. Fed the whole family off 2 entrees. And the wait wasn't bad at all. The restaurant was pretty empty for a Saturday. If you haven't stopped here's you're missing out.

They charge 18% tip on $75 bill and tax me for .what bill is that I pay 100.49…read moreI understand if the consumption is over $100 dollar pay a % of tip .if you charge 18% and tax me for that is a scam

Stumbled upon this place last friday... Came in again Saturday…read more The food was good. First night I had one "baleada de chorizo con todo" and another "baleada de salchicha con todo" for about $7! (Enough for two--I was hungry) The next night I had carne asada, also good. Beef was exceptionally good. I gave it 4 stars but really deserves 3.5. The flour tortillas that wrapped the baleadas weren't slightly chewy and I can that it came from refrigerated dough. It would break like store bought pita bread. Then the corn tortillas from Saturday weren't evenly flattened and not fully cooked. Dispite all that, they get credit for being a step closer to perfection and are a step above 90% of latin restaurants that are mediocre enough to still be serving bagged, store bought, premade tortillas. Also ... Like most Honduran restaurants, service is friendly but not the best and unprotocalled. Make sure when you walk in, grab a menu, sit down wherever you want. Once you know what you want wave the waitress and go "tsssh-tsssh-tssshhh... señorita" in a loud, noticeable but friendly manner. Smile if you must. Point at whatever you want and specify the item. The simpler your order, the better off you'll be. A common mistake by proprietors of Honduran restaurants (this Included) is that the menu too vast. Whereas in Honduras, most of the best cuisines are specialty street vendors. Why do I know this? Aside from being born in Honduras, I've spent four straight years after Katrina living there. Anyways, try the place out. I think its fairly priced, clean, better than most I've tried.

We had a delicious lunch here! My favorite is always the Honduran tacos. Their portions are very…read moregenerous with reasonable prices. The food takes a bit to come out as it seems they always get a lot of to go orders, but it's nothing outrageous. I'll have to come back to try some baleadas!

Great place! Unassuming. Everything had great flavor and the price was right. Will come again!read more

So my mom knows about all of these hidden gems and we decided to try this place out. The prices…read moreweren't really listed on the website for some stuff so we just went with it, these tacos is what I got, it was an order of 4 and they were so good, flavorful, meat was tender, we also got some pupusas and then a carne asada platter that came with plantains, platanos maduro(sweet plantains) which were delicious! Overall the order came about to about 40 dollars but from that about 4 people ate which was not bad at all. The wait time was about 15 minutes, which was not bad at all, highly recommended!

Delicious. Limited English but my cheese papusa was awesome. The taco al pastor was tasty but meat…read morewas a bit dry. The sweet plantains made me hear the angels sing! Yum! It came with refried beans (more angels) and sour cream and a hunk of mystery cheese that was .... Cheese. Ordered 3 things and left full. 18$ so not cheap but very tasty. I'll repeat but I'm not calling all my phone list and insisting they go. Solid performer. They deserve a bit of press.

La Orquidea is a tucked away hidden treasure located on Williams Boulevard in Kenner, Louisiana. I…read moreordered a to-go at the restaurant about a week ago, and a week later I'm back again. They have quick service and a friendly staff. The restaurant itself is very homey, and it has an authentic feel to it. While I was waiting for my food both times, regulars seemed to be just coming in and out of the place. That's the sign of a great restaurant! Both times I ordered Pupusas con Frijol y Queso, which is pupusas loaded with beans and cheese. I also ordered Carne Catracha, which is grilled beef Honduran style. The pupasas were hot, melty with cheese, soft, and flavorful. You can easily tell they were homemade. The grilled beef was the star of the show, and my sister said she had been thinking about that bite of food all week. The plate comes with grilled beef on a bed of plantains with cabbage and pickled onions. They also served it with two delicious sauces. Both dishes were phenomenal, and the flavor was unreal. I can say that we just might become regulars at this place! Highly recommend giving La Orquidea a try! 100/10.

Me gusta mucho Viva Nicaragua, la comida es riquísima. Todo lo que he comido me ha gustado…read more I like this restaurant very much. The food is delicious. I enjoyed every dish I have tried.

Service was great. I am a vegetarian and it's a meat heavy restaurant. I did made it work with…read morewhat I ordered and it was fantastic. Order the fried cheese! Also server was very sweet.

Such a cute little restaurant with great comfort food! We originally came looking forward to the…read moretacos and corn steak, but found out those are only available on Tuesdays. It ended up being totally fine because everything else we ordered was delicious! The pupusas with cheese came out hot, simple, and so good. We also had the carne asada entrée, which came with everything you need to make your own tacos. Their homemade green hot sauce added just the right amount of spice. Everything tasted fresh. Definitely a great little spot for comforting Latin food, and we'll have to come back on a Tuesday to try the tacos!

Another delicious dinner! From a family who has different tastes, this is a wonderful choice for…read moreus. The staff are all super friendly! The seating area is cute and clean. Nice music playing in the background. We had our usual Paleadas and tried the enchiladas which were unbelievable delicious. So crispy! Our granddaughter wanted to try the fish and it didn't disappoint! They do have takeout if your aren't able to dine in. Prices are fantastic!

We had a baleda todo and sopa de res. Both were delicious and huge portions. The soup was 2 entire…read moremeals for me. The sweet plantains were also very nice with the beans and sour cream dipping sauce. Horchata was on point. They also brought out some fresh fried chips and salsa. Food was great. Very few English speakers but the menu is translated into English. Hurry up and enjoy this spot before the gringos find it and ruin it. Ole!

Stopped by for a pre airport drop off lunch with my best friend who had eaten at Los Hondureno…read moreprior. She recommend this dish that is a bed of plantain with fried chicken topped with a very fresh cabbage slaw, pico de gallo and a red mildly spicy sauce. I would not have thought to order this, but it was exceptional. The cabbage was and red sauce were a bright counterpoint to the crispy, juicy chicken and made the dish a lot less heavy than most fried dishes. The taste combination was wonderful with crunchy, salty, sweet from the cabbage, savory, spice and starch from the plantain. So good! Highly recommend.

So I've never been to a Honduran restaurant but I saw this spot while riding along Stumpf Blvd. in…read moreGretna serving breakfast. They are a small and quaint storefront establishment, friendly, practicing social distancing and have a plastic partition separating staff from customers. Also, seating capacity is limited and tables are blocked off from use. Because I absolutely love Spanish food, particularly tacos lol, I popped in to check them out. I was hoping I'd find what I love in Miami and it's the Papas Rellenas aka (Fried Stuffed Potatoes). It's a Cuban dish but they are so doggone good. They have this savory and flavorful seasoned ground meat stuffed inside a ball of mashed potatoes and when I tell you they are the bomb, believe me lol. Needlessly to say, they are Honduran and do not cook Cuban dishes lol. However, I'm planning to come back and check out their dishes for either lunch or dinner. I'm eyeing the Burritas Catrachas (the Yelp Spanish event is working me lol). Check them out if you're in the area!

This place is HORRIBLE , I came yesterday to have a good time with my friend & try out antojitos…read morefor the first time. When I arrived me and my friend were in a good mood until the waitress walks up to us with an attitude, I asked for a certain drink and she shrugs and points to the fridge and says " all that in there is all we have " I got aggravated but I leg it go! I was trying to see what was in the fridge but I couldn't see. After my friend orders her food , I start telling her what I would like and she looks at me and stops and says "so you want what she wants ? " and I proceed to tell her "what ? I don't even know what she ordered I was looking at the menu" and she proceeds to tell me her order , like I cared ??? her order was different from what I wanted. So I tell her " I want the plate just like how it come off the menu" and she walks away. This place not only feels DIRTY inside but has HORRIBLE HORRIBLE rude miserable service!!!! I left after I couldn't stay and enjoy my food with horrible customer service. I WILL NEVER COME HWRE AGAIN