Wow!!!! The food here was amazing. So good it made us miss our visits to Cuba, Mexico, and Miami…read more Best picadillo empanada ever. My Palomita presentation was such a whimsical surprise. The restaurant itself had great little touches of Latin culture everywhere. The staff here was a group of fantastic young men who clearly could put any service staff to shame. They were incredible. We were so impressed. Dessert coffee and tres leches is a must. We will definitely be back.

This place is fantastic!! The atmosphere was charming and staff pleasant, helpful and polite. We…read moreordered the seared tuna nachos which was probably my absolute favorite. Had a Cuban coffee, poblano soup. I would definitely come back. Thank you for making this a wonderful experience.

Classy atmosphere always delicious food. Waiter was excellent. The bread pudding and the leches…read morecake is delicious.

Had Birthday Party there did not disappoint' Great service will go there again Recommend to Family…read moreand Friends.

We were driving around Galveston this evening looking for a new unique place to try. All the places…read morewe found on Yelp are either too busy or closed. We finally decided to just go back to our usual go-to place (Mercadito Taqueria) since we ran out of options, it's getting late and we're hangry! Before we got to the Mexican place, I noticed the Honduras sign and told my husband to turn around so we can check it out. We saw a few people inside and then I checked on yelp. They had a decent review so we went for it! And I'm glad we did!! At first we were confused about what to do since the counter isn't very visible from when you enter the door. The customers in there are all Hispanics and of course we get the weird looks. We don't speak Spanish so we don't know who to ask what to do either. Then this nice lady came up to us and told us to pick a table. She gave us menus and patiently waited for us to place our order. I ordered the chicken breast dinner for me and my boys shared the fried chicken meal. My husband ordered #6 (forgot what it's called but it looks like an empanada). She served chips and a bean dip. That bean dip is amazing! My youngest kid doesn't eat bananas at all but he ate those banana chips like a champ! The fried chicken is very crunchy and very flavorful. My husband really enjoyed his meal too. We also tried a Honduras soda (grape flavor) and it was interestingly good as well. This is our first time to eat a Honduras meal and it's been a great and delicious first experience! It turns out also, that the lady who welcomed us in is the owner of the place. Such as very nice lady! If there's one thing I would suggest that needed to be changed in her restaurant, that would be a BIGGER sign! I didn't realize they've been around for 3 years! And we also ways drive by here and have eaten at the next door restaurants and have never seen this one! We sure will be back here again!

I was been working in the area I've been here before, but never taking the time to actually write a…read morereview food was really good. Reasonable prize will be coming back. Highly recommend.

This place was such a pleasant surprise that I invited a group of friends to meet me there a few…read moreweeks later. The edamame falafel was so moist & delicious. We had yuca fries, empanafas, the cheese (both fried & cold). All were good. The best thing for me was the sandwich they make with flattened, fried plantains that serve as the bread. I loved it & ordered it both visits. It's called a patacon. The restaurant is small but clean & has plenty of tables. There's usualky a game on the tv. Our server was very sweet.

Went in to try for the first time. Got a breakfast combo. The owner was nice and friendly. Food was…read morehot and pretty good. Will stop by again.

Never disappoints! The soups are my go to no matter the season…read more Leeza Cherokee USMC Vet Owner of Homegrown Knitting Co on Etsy

Absolutely loved this place!…read more The staff, the ambiance, the other people eating - everything was chill and felt like family. The food was amazing! Just look at it! My pictures speak for themselves. Everything was full of flavor. Cooked to perfection! And tasted like grandma's house.

The old phrase "don't judge a book by its cover " fits Saldivia's…read more From the outside, it looks like a little mom n pop place. But from the inside.... I picked up a customer of mine and he said let's go to a small South American place just down the street. From the outside, didn't look like much. From the inside, much bigger and certainly a South American flair. World Cup is going on so all the TVs had that on. Tons of wines sitting out , mostly Malbecs, my fav. Just a great vibe. But on to the main course. We both had the steak picanha. Med Rare. On my. Good Lord. This was awesome. I generally don't eat steaks out as they are overpriced and not cooked to my liking. The chef did an awesome job. Med Rare - spot on. Perfecto. I've been to Argentina many times in business and eaten many great steaks, this can be included in that. I know, I know...people swear by Pappa's Steak or Taste of Texas, but this small, unassuming place tops them all. And a fantastic SA wine list. Please give them a try. Will not be disappointed.

Came here for lunch and got their Monday lunch menu special. While waiting for my soup, I was…read moreserved half of a warm baguette. Yummy! The lunch menu came with a choice of either soup or salad, which I got the lentil soup. The soup was thick and hearty. It was very good. My steak was cooked perfectly and well-seasoned. The sides were well-seasoned too. The size of the steak, to me, was sufficient and considered big for a lunch menu. I had a triple chocolate tres leches after my steak. It was the perfect ending. I received warm and excellent service throughout my lunch. The restaurant is big and suitable for all party sizes. There is plenty of free parking in front of the restaurant, so that is a plus point.

We went here for dinner. We started with drinks. We had pupusa's for an appetizer. I had a…read morecombination meal for dinner. It was a special. Really wish I would've got a picture because the tamales here instead of being in cornhusk are in banana leafs. All of which was very good. Our waiter was very responsive came in took stuff off of our table when needed. Like the banana leafs or the plates later in the dinner when we were done because we did sit there and talk for a while and they were very polite about that. I will come back.

Service: so service the first time was fine. Service this last time was pretty terrible. The guy…read morewas not able to understand anyone who ordered in english and it resulted in a few incorrect orders. Food: I had the ceviche both times. The first time it was good, the second time it needed help and I ordered salt and limes to fix it. Venue: this place is pretty and looks upscale and probably a decent looking place to take a date to. Parking: they have their own lot and parking is not an issue. Overall: it's not a cheap place but it seems like they use quality ingredients. However, the service and the food now have been hit or miss for me. I know a lot of people that really love this place. So i'm hoping the second time that I went here was just a fluke.

The blue Hawaii was good , the service was good , the ambient was nice. Nice place to go and enjoy…read moredancing or listening. We ordered some empanadas estaban bien deliciosas.

I wanna eat here, I'm gonna drive here in A-BIT-LAN If…read moreyou're sick of all my raps, I don't give A-SH*T-LAN I only like oral if you use a lot SPIT-LAN But first let's get some perfect Guatemalan from ATITLAN! Any restaurant which starts with "A Tit" is always going to be amazing, like Barbie's D Tits, or rather, her formerly D and now G or H or whatever, ask her, I'm not even sure. Absolutely spectacular Guatemalan restaurant which thrilled us with every bite. They really know how to make their food and they make it expertly and Incredibly. Easily one of the best Latin restaurants in the whole Houston area. We love this kind of food and there's not a lot of it around here. Plenty of Mexican restaurants but not a whole lot of Guatemalan and Honduran. This is one of the very best - if not be best - of the Central American restaurants in the Houston area. You really can't get much better than this. Of course everyone was checking out my sexy Barbie and they all had a good evening watching her eat while she was devouring this deliciousness with me. I think they wanted to devour her deliciousness. I think we ordered one of everything on the menu. Absolutely everything we ordered was fantastic. Would I go back here again? Are you kidding me? Where do I sign up. This will become a regular destination for us. I hope that they are getting enough business to stay in business because you will not find very many people cooking Central American deliciousness better than these people. And like I said. Anybody that has the word tit in their menu must be pretty good. This rap is so catchy, I think I might have A-HIT-LAN I love legs, but Barbie's so hot, she'll make me A-TIT-MAN I no longer lay on beaches, it gives me A-SH*T-TAN But I eat all the Guatemalan tings from ATITLAN! WHAT!

I had high hopes for this place due to the reviews, look the food is great specially the beef…read moregarnachas, the pupusas are okay, the red salsa was great. They have a good selection of Guatemalan sodas. The place definitely needs caring, and love from their owners. The staff however, is very nice and friendly as you would expect from a Guatemalan place :) I would go back for the garnachas to go and maybe try a chile relleno or pepian.

If I had to choose one word to summarize my experience at Mamajuana Café, it would be: perfect…read more The restaurant describes itself as a Latin American dining experience. Our waitress explained that the menu is a fusion of Dominican and Japanese cuisine. Since I have never visited either the Dominican Republic or Japan, I cannot speak to its authenticity. What I can say with confidence is that they have mastered flavor. The team at Mamajuana Café clearly pays attention to every detail--from timing and presentation to the thoughtful combination of ingredients and spices. Every dish felt carefully crafted and intentionally prepared. I only wish I lived closer so I could return more often and explore more of the menu. We ordered the burger and the filet mignon, and I highly recommend both. In fact, the burger was excellent. My only regret is ordering something familiar instead of taking the opportunity to try one of their more unique creations. If our first visit is any indication, Mamajuana Café is a place well worth returning to.

My friend suggested this place. When I seen it was Latin American with a hint of Caribbean, I was…read moreimmediately turned off. However, you don't just a book by its cover. The food was good. The vibe was everything. Our waiter, Chelsea was amazing. Super personable and overall sweet. She definitely added to the experience. Ya'll... this place is amazing. The vibe, the decor, the music, everything was great. The food was amazing. The drinks strong. I looked at the menu before arriving and I was just going to get a drink. But no. They have an all day brunch on Sundays only. Definitely take advantage of that. They have bottomless mimosas with your choice of a specific meal item for $50. It's a great deal if you're a mimosa person. I am. I will be returning.