Love coming to this place for some baleadas here in Okc. I love the decoration and the service…read more They have the best horchata.

Literally was craving steak baleadas and found this gem local business and was so happy to walk out…read morewith a happy belly! Super nostalgic for me!!!

My husband and I decided to try this place out since we'd seen ads for it on Facebook and had never…read moretried Hondurian food. My husband is Mexican and he wasn't even sure what to expect. We were the only guests there when we went in the early afternoon. The restaurant has that hole-in-the-wall atmosphere without the nastiness. It seemed clean and had colorful (but not too overdone) decor that was fun and tropical. The server brought out chips and a bean dip. It was almost like puréed refried black beans with queso fresco sprinkled on top- it's served warm. We thought it was good. I love horchata so that's what I got to drink. It was served in a very cute pottery thing that was almost like a small pot/vase. It wasn't gross, but definitely not what I expected. It tasted like the milk leftover in your bowl after eating Cocoa Puffs. It did not taste like horchata to me. We were intrigued by the passion fruit juice and the cashew juice so we asked for a sample of them. The passion fruit juice was very good, kind of like a mango-pineapple-papaya flavor. Very tropical. The cashew juice was very strange on my pallet. Not gross, but very odd. I honestly can't even describe the taste besides that it was slightly milky but also kinda sweet. Hubby ordered the pork chop meal and loved it. I tried a bite of the meat and thought it was great. It came with fried plantains, which he loves. I ordered the pupusas with chicharron (pork skin) and cheese. They were delicious! Very fresh and hot and super cheesy and filling. The salsa they come with is EXTREMELY spicy. For my son, we ordered something that I can't remember the name of. It was a large flour tortilla (homemade and so good) folded over, with eggs, avocado, refried beans, cheese, and I think some meat on the inside. It was decent but I probably wouldn't order it for myself. Hubby liked it more than I did- maybe I just wasn't in a breakfast mood or didn't care for the combination of foods inside. The downside is that it seemed to take an eternity to get our food. It took at least 30 minutes and only one other table (of two guests) walked in after we ordered. It was clear to us that it was made fresh but I hope they figure out a way to be able to still bring that fresh taste while also getting the food out in a timely manner. We will be back, however, because we both really want to try the beef soup! Give it a shot, the food is pretty good.

Yelp is WRONG -- this place is Honduran, NOT Mexican…read more Friendly service, but food took a long time to get from kitchen to table. The pupusas were perfect -- absolutely PERFECT. Very authentic, and ever so slightly burned on the edges (i.e., just like I like them). Very tasty rice, too. The curtido had more cumin (comino) in it than I'm accustomed to, but it was very good. I hope to try the mondongo on my next trip.

Oooo, yum. I found this place on Uber Eats and I was so happy I gave it a try!…read more This place has Honduran food, which we never had but were happy to try. Got three things - their pastelitos maiz, which are like corn based empanadas filled with rice and beef. We LOVED it - so good with the little slaw and pickled onions they served it with. And great portions too! Also got parrillada la fonda - which was their meat sampler served with some slaw, beans, and fried green plantains. Pros - literally everyrhing. Meats were seasoned and grilled great, and we loved the sauce that it was served with. Seemed like some kind of hot sauce + sour cream? Whatever it was, it was DELICIOUS. We looooved it. I also got one order of the catrachas to try - the menu doesn't say what it was so we were totally gambling on what it was, but it's a fried corn tortilla, topped with beans, pickled onions, and some cheese. Tortilla was a little soggy by the time it got to us but I bet it'd be delicious in store. All in all, loved the food. We'll go back in person one day so we can see the ambience and comment a little on the service, but for now - the food will keep us coming back for sure!

This place is a little bit of a hidden gem. Food was definitely delicious however the presentation…read morefor the food was just all over the place. They just threw it together in one box squeezed all together but no doubt the sauce that was on the chicken was sweet and sour and just perfectly delicious for the chicken. The chicken was crunchy somewhat but soggy towards the bottom due to the sauce being all in. I also got some of the corn Karipap looking pie which had rice and beef on the inside. That dough was a little too salty but the beef on the inside was just sooo good.

I seriously cannot believe they only have 3 reviews on Yelp, not my favorite review platform, but I…read morewanted to leave 5 stars to help bump that up because the food was SO good. Highly recommend the beef empanadas, loved that they brought out complimentary tostada bites, and also loved my carne asada plate with the yucca fries, pinto rice, and plantains. Food tastes fresh and made to order and smokey from the grill. The empanada was the star and was only $3.50. I live nearby and I can't believe I've never been here before.

Interesting Latin grill! The ribs were amazing and the drinks were very good.... Chef here is…read moreamazing and present so you can visit.. I suspect the breakfast is amazing so will try soon.. everything home made. Service takes a little longer so plan to spend a little more time than a traditional Mexican restaurant, but it is worth the wait!