Omg. Run don't walk. The flavor. The flavor. The flavor. It's a small spot but the flavor is big!…read moreThe service was on point. Our waitress gave us a recommendation of the Venezuelan flautas and WHOOOOOOO!! F ME UP!!! Don't miss your turn to get into the parking lot either!

Complete garbage. Wish I could give it no stars. First of all, it took over a half hour to get my…read morefood, and there were only two other tables. Ordered the three enchilada plate with one chicken, one beef, and one cheese. When it finally did come out, the order was incorrect (chicken was not shredded). The food was extremely bland. Possibly the most bland Mexican food I've ever had. Since my basket of chips was long gone by the time my food arrived, I asked for some more. At one point I thought she would finally bring them as I was finishing my food, but I was wrong -- instead she came by well after I was done to tell me they didn't have any more chips. Had a beer. Asked for a water too that never came. Never managed to get a second beer. This plate of garbage was $17+. Keep looking, this is not the place.

The service was fast and the food was great. I will definitely be coming back. I only wish they…read morehad beer.

This restaurant is pretty much the definition of a hole in the wall. Located next to a barber shop…read morethat has probably caused dozens of car crashes due to epileptic seizures. Ordered the Honduran grill for two and the horchata. Horchata was tasty, if a bit overly sweet. You receive a very large portion size in comparison to what you pay for. The grill for two was pretty good, but really nothing to write home about. I would've preferred the salsa verde to be spicier as well. Pretty good experience overall. Bonus note: If you are afraid of dirty restrooms, go beforehand.

La comida esta buena pero la mesera como que a pedir ba la gente atiende i un chararter pero…read moremalisimo que trae

I scheduled a dinner for about a dozen friends, all former Peace Corps Volunteers, some of whom had…read morelived or traveled in Honduras. (Please note....they do not accept reservations, but I stopped in to check the space available, then called the day before our event. They were most accommodating.) To begin...do not rely on your GPS to take you to the front door...and...be well prepared if you go at night. The restaurant is located in the Crescent Valley Shopping Center, a strip mall spread out behind buildings that line Murfreesboro Pike. Your GPS will probably indicate you have arrived somewhere on Murfreesboro...but don't be fooled, it's around the back of AutoZone, Walgreens, and King Buffet...across the parking lot from Family Dollar. There are no lighted signs to show the way...and it's a narrow entrance squeezed in between several other stores. The restaurant is owned by a family from Honduras. Grandma cooks at lunch and mama takes over for dinner while the males in the family, including son Chris, wait tables etc. By the way, Chris was super-nice and very helpful. Service for our large group, while polite, was a bit inconsistent; at times we had to ask for silverware or help decipher whose order was being delivered. Since they have a small kitchen (see the photos I posted) ALL HANDMADE food comes out one or two items at a time...and that doesn't mean all will be the ones you ordered. If you have a large group, relax and enjoy each others' company. ¡Tome una cerveza! The food: Here's a bright spot. The food is definitely traditional family recipe, personally prepared dishes. Not fast food, not restaurant food...family dinner kinds of dishes. Many of us ordered the Balladas...a thick, flour tortilla grilled, filled with beans, sour cream, Honduran cheese (Sencilla style). I had the Con Todo style filled with beans, cream, cheese, avocado and ground beef. It was great! This was the kind of food I remember from my travels in rural South America. (Take me back, country roads, paths and jungle trails!) I also enjoyed a portion of a Tajada, a full plate lined with fried green plantain chips, cabbage salad, ground beef and shredded cheese...another tasty bite. The Platano Maduro with Honduran Cream was fairly sweet but pretty oily. Everything seems to be served with Honduran cream! Prices are very reasonable. If you are looking for authentic, rustic, family-style cooking, everything handmade...give this place a try. The menu is not great, but adequate for a short trip to Centra America for a day.

Nashville, Tennessee's Pupuseria Metapaneca is the very definition of hole-in-the-wall restaurant…read morewith almost no ambience and a location that you would drive by every day without ever noticing. It is in a hidden strip plaza behind a Jack in the Box and the only way to know that a restaurant is here is by what appears to be a homemade sign above the storefront. Walking in I was greeted by a woman and a little girl perhaps five-years-old, maybe six-years-old at the most. She certainly wanted to help what I assume is her mother. I ordered two pupusas off of the menu, as well as a carne asada taco. Be advised that the prices must have got up because on the menu the pupusas were $2.50 and the taco was a dollar fifty. And yet my total with those two items and a bottle of water, which was advertised for a dollar, came out to me over $9. Not a big hiking price and honestly, it is what I would expect to pay for this food. It does bear mentioning. They had giant containers of the Salvadorian coleslaw. Which goes with pupusas. I genuinely enjoyed this coleslaw, as I always do. The pupusas were good at the taco was decent. Nashville, Tennessee it's a city that has some fantastic pupusas. Honestly, I tell people that my favorite city that I have had pupusas in so far is Nashville. While these were good, I have had better in Nashville. I am still giving this establishment five stars because in there a little corner of the world, or at least their corner of Nashville, Tennessee, we were pretty much the only game in town. So this save me about a fifteen or twenty minute drive each way.

They have amazing food and great prices, I normally eat there about twice a week. Family that runs…read moreit is super nice and friendly.

I decided to try Delicias Las Catrachas since it was recommended to me. From the looks of the…read moreoutside one might be leery about eating here. This establishment offers Honduran food. On the inside, you could tell that the restaurant was a little older. The service was very friendly, although not fast they weren't slow either. They had numerous lunch and dinner menu items available. I began to order the chicken stew, but was informed that they were all out. So I decided to have to fried pork chop dinner with rice and salad. I also ordered a Chicharron and cheese pupusa and a baleada. The pork chop was very tasty as was the rice. However, I did not care for the beans and the plantains were decent. The pupusa was very tasty. Definitely my most favorite part of the lunch. Especially, the spicy pickled cabbage. On the other hand, I did not too much care for the baleada. They served us complementary catrachas topped with beans. They were OK. Overall, I thought the food was very good and genuinely authentic.

I've been to this cute restaurant about 5x now and had I known that they didn't have any reviews I…read morewould've written one sooner. This is a Honduran restaurant and majority of the staff speak Spanish. So just know you will be pointing at your food unless you speak Spanish. However, they are super sweet, helpful and patient. I can't tell you the name of what I ordered but the picture is on the menu so you won't have issues finding it. The chicken and steak is always seasoned to perfection! I have yet to get a bad order of food. The tortillas are also made to order so they're very fresh. They have scriptures all over the restaurant as well as Christian music playing in Spanish. I love that!! The only downside is the parking is VERY complicated. You park right off the street and it's a REALLY busy street.

If you're looking for authentic Honduran food, this is a great find! It's a little hole in the…read morewall; nothing fancy, but the food was fantastic (super fresh and authentic), and the service was friendly. I don't believe they have alcoholic beverages, which was why I didn't give 5 stars. I didn't see them listed on the menu, but I didn't ask. Note: Our server didn't speak English, but the menu did have English translations.

BANGER. Chris was working behind the counter when we went and was fantastic…read more We ended up getting two lunch burritos: - Standard chicken burrito - Carnitas california burrito Chicken was so tasty and marinated well. Both portion sizes were generous, tasty salsa, great value of food for the price. This place feels authentic and is truly a great local business. Some small areas to sit outside and eat if the day is nice, otherwise stop by and grab something to go its worth it. Oh - also got the churro. You should get a churro.

Room for improvement. I have tried a few things after coming here a couple of times. The taquitos…read moreare my favorite. The roja pollo tamale is pretty good, but I like more masa than filling. That's how these are, so if you like that then you'll enjoy them. The birria is no good. They seared the beef a little too much the day I tried them and when I opened the taco there was hella fat in them. Would not order the birria again. Consume also just tasted like fat. One bite and I threw them out.

Grilled Pork, chicken, beef, fish. Combo meals come with either plantains, tostones (fried green…read moreplantains), or tortillas. Their menu has breakfast, too!