Good food Good service. Just a little slow but nothing is…read moregood in a rush anyway. Clean Ambiance

Honduras Cafe at University Mall in Tampa is a great place to go for all things delicious Honduran…read morefood. I really like the selection that they have available here and everything is flavorful and well prepared. The staff here is very friendly and accommodating to make sure that everything is ready for you.

I really want to like this place but this is probably by far the weirdest and rudest encounter I…read moreever experienced. They have a huge boom box you're greated with at maximum volume blasting church music screaming to rid the devil. The caldo de res is what I come for and the Honduran tacos but the Honduran tacos were so overfried you could NOT even bite into them. When I tried to bring this up to the waitress who couldn't speak English she would spew back at me in Spanish and then poke her entire nail inside the taco and walk away. She also refused us water which is weird. She poked the taco three times and just kept being extremely rude and all I said was it was no bueno and incomible, but I guess she just kept pretending to not understand and poked it one last time to where I was like well I don't want it also because you touched it repetitively. The food isn't worth the experience you'll receive and I'm not agnostic or atheist but the blasting of the church music was pure torture.

Food is delicious and serving sizes are average. The wait can be a little bit annoying. I waited…read moreover an hour to get an order of 5 dishes to go. Cannot comment on dinner at the restaurant as we did not eat in, but there is some interesting decor with a central American garden feel.

One of the best Honduran food in Orlando! The service was great and the staff is very hospitableread more

Great traditional baleadas. Feel like I'm home when eating from here! Staff super friendly will be…read moregoing back and recommend to anyone who is looking for baleadas!!!! 10/10!

We stop at this spot on our way home from Orlando or drive up when we want good food. Best Honduran…read morefood around the area. We live an hour and a half away and choose to come here. Service is great. Everyone is kind and friendly.

Excelente servicio. La comida deliciosa. Siempre caliente con buen sabor. Puro sabor Catracho.read more

My husband and I came here initially by accident. We were looking for Las Leñas and noticed that…read morethere was a change in name and nationality. We were already there, and I love pupusas so we figured why not? The place was busy and kinda small with a bar in the back. We patiently waited for a booth to be cleaned up and took our seats. The location has high ceilings, but the seating was a bit on the small side. The waitress took our order and waited a bit before getting our drinks. They seemed overwhelmed, so it was a bit before we got our limes for our Coronas, our appetizer, and then our food We ordered picadero as an appetizer and I ordered some pupusas. The picadero was good, definitely bar food. The pork chunks were crispy and seasoned well. The pupusas I had were okay, I've definitely had better. The overall feel was definitely bar food though, nothing wrong with that. My visit wasn't crazy amazing, just okay. Nice spot to chill and not be too bothered. But that's about it, nothing to that'll make me want to come back again.

For the first time today, I walked into this place for lunch ..: a beautiful rustic-modern…read morestraightforward style space. Very friendly service, and welcoming owners. My first time eating Honduran food, too. Homemade Jarritos de vidrio (a sweet non-carbonated soda) that was nice to have, instead of typical lunch beverages. Baleadas sencilla was savory and flavorful (their hot sauce makes even tastier). The carne asada was amazing! While the beef was little tough, it was still flavorful. Probably the BEST sweet plantains I've had anywhere... Cuban, Puerto Rican... anywhere! Even the white rice tasted flavorful.. Will definitely be back soon... thanks for an unexpected and delicious lunch!

How great is that to find a food truck in your neighborhood!? And this is Honduran food, which was…read morenew to me. I ordered a baleada with beans and two cheese pupusas. You can pay with Venmo, but cash is preferred. It was so tasty and fresh. The freshness of the masa comes out in the aroma of the corn and the flavor! I grew up on Mexican food and it surprised me how Honduran food has similar comfort food feel and flavors! Next time I'll make sure to get some Horchata!

Excellent Pupusas and Baleadas is all I can say because that is all that I have eaten. One of the…read morebest things about my job is that I get to try food from other countries. So, I am so happy that I have found this place. All I eat and enjoy are the Baleadas and the Pupusas.One day I will try other stuff, I am sure it will be as delicious if not more of the stuff I get. It's a cash only business...

It was overpriced but the food was good but it's also a small business so I understand but the food…read moreitself was very authentic

Honduran cuisine restaurant next to Nicola's Donuts. Breakfast, lunch and dinner…read more I enjoyed the authenric Honduran cuisine offerings, the casual atmosphere, the table decorations with phrases in creole, English and Spanish, and the proprietor's friendliness. The food was tasty. $10 for a breakfast platter seems a lil steep with diner competition. But by all means give this Honduran establishment a try. :)

This place was amazing!!!! Super delicious and affordable food. They do have a parking lot and also…read morekids meals. Super friendly and fast service. The owner was so sweet to my son and gave him a free clapping hand toy. My chicken with onions was delicious. The tortillas and beans were also on point. I want to come back and try more!!!

If you know, you know--and if you don't, let me put you on: this spot is serving up some of the…read morebest, no-frills pupusas in town. Pupuseria & Cafeteria Centro America is the real deal. No fancy décor, no overdone plating--just honest, soul-warming food the way abuelita would make it. We ordered a few pupusas revueltas and they were thick, cheesy, and crispy at the edges--just how you want 'em. Each bite was loaded with flavor, and they didn't skimp on the fillings either (respectfully, some of y'all out there are serving tortillas with trust issues). The curtido came bagged up and packed with crunch and tang--exactly what you need to cut through that melted cheese goodness. Prices are humble, portions are generous, and while it may be a small spot, the flavors are huge. Whether you're a pupusa purist or just learning what curtido even is--this little cafeteria deserves a big spot on your food map. Bonus points: you'll leave full, happy, and maybe even planning your return trip before you've finished your last bite.

Tucked squarely in the middle of Armenia Avenue's "Latin Corridor" is a small Honduran restaurant…read moreand bar, located a few blocks south of Waters Avenue. The Honduras Café and Carriel Bar sits in a brightly-colored blue building with the traditional yellow, blue, and red stripes found at most Colombian restaurants. Since Honduran cuisine is a fusion of Spanish, Caribbean and African dishes, you can expect to see a lot of your Latin favorites mixed in with more traditional Honduran food. Typical Honduran food includes fried fish, tamales, carne asada and baleadas (a flour tortilla which is folded in half and filled with refried beans, quesillo or cheese and sour cream) . Other popular dishes include meat roasted with chismol (similar to a sofrito sauce), chicken with rice and corn, and fried fish with pickled onions and jalapeños. In the coastal areas and in the Bay Islands, seafood and some meats are prepared with coconut milk. The walls of the Honduras Café are decorated with a series of beautiful photomurals showcasing the countryside of Honduras, and the crystal clear waters of the Bay Islands. There's a pool table on the right which is a big draw with the locals. To the left is the café area with about a dozen tables, and a small bar in the corner. I ordered a couple of beef empanadas for my lunch, and an order of carne asada estilio Honduras to have later for my dinner. The empanadas had a rich, savory flavor, and when combined with hot sauce they were the perfect size for lunch. The Honduran carne asada is a traditional dish, similar to steak and potatoes, with fried plantains on the bottom of the plate, then shredded cabbage, onions, tomatoes, shredded strips of beef, and creamy garlic sauce on top. This is a very delicious dish, and well worth a try. Spanish is the preferred language in this small restaurant, but if you make the effort to learn a few basic phrases they will very happily help you with your order. I thought that the food was tasty, and will be back to try some other dishes.

There are so many Latin choices up and down the length of Armenia Avenue and we tend to go to the…read moresame places over and over again. My fiancée grew up in this area and has her favorites and places she does not like, but surprisingly many places she has never tried. For months and months we have passed by this small, colorful Honduran restaurant and it always catches my eye as we drive by. Unfortunately most of the time we have already eaten. So a few weeks ago we finally had the chance to stop in on a Sunday for lunch. From the outside the restaurant is easy to spot being painted the blue and white of the Honduran flag accented with red and gold. Pictures of Honduran dishes are displayed on the windows and bars cover the doors, but don't let that stop you. Inside the blue and white theme continues with a tropical scene on the back wall welcoming diners to Honduras. Like most of the restaurants along this stretch of Armenia the atmosphere is mom and pop casual. The menu is not as long in offerings as places like Pequeña Colombia of La Casona but still with plenty of choices. My fiancée ordered the Baleada Todo, a Honduran breakfast sandwich consisting of a thick tortilla stuffed with beans, fresh avocado slices, queso fresco, crema, and steak. The beans accounted for much of the flavor, almost like well seasoned refried beans only creamier. I ordered the Desayuno Completo which featured steak, two eggs, fresh avocado slices, beans, queso fresco, crema, and two tortillas. In essence it was the same dish was my fiancée only deconstructed. It was good but lacked the punch of the seasoning found in Colombian food. The best part of the meal was an order of Pupusa con Chicharrón. This was my first time trying these amazingly tasty stuffed tortillas filled with cheese and pork skin. They are similar to Colombian arepa, only stuffed and in my opinion even better. They were served with pickled shredded cabbage and lettuce and a sauce that was a bit like flavor butter. I truly fell in love with this dish and would come back for it alone. Overall the food was good but lacked the excitement of Colombian or Peruvian food. I would give it another go but I will seek out other venues along Armenia in the mean time.