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4.0 (145 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
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Pescado Gauchinango Frito Hondureño. So good!
Julio V.

A great place for Honduran food! We had the Pollo Hondureño, Pescado Frito Hondureño, and baleada. All of the plates were delicious and filling! The tajadas are seasoned and fried perfectly. The salsa that they used all over the plates paired well with the cabbage and tajadas. The aguas are made from fresh fruit and you can really taste it! It's a small spot but with plenty of seating and Honduran decor all around. The service was friendly but a bit slow. Would recommend and will return for sure!

Timothy V.

Food was great, not until you have to wait for an hour and a half for a family of 6. (I could probably cook faster LOL) Service was amazing though, they are short staffed and only have one waiter for like 7 tables. The waiter was nice and this place does people in it. The way to get sat down is pretty odd so brace yourself. The burritos are mainly carbs and rarely protein if you're on that journey. Also got two amber alerts around this area and if you sit on the left side of the room when you enter, this random bass speaker goes off. Uh good luck and have fun I guess? Timo out.

Carne con tajadas

Qué pena vivir tan lejos de este lugar! Todo estaba delicioso. ¡Probé una pupusa buenísima! También probé una baliada sencilla y muy sabrosa. También pedí carne y tajadas, ¡y qué rico! Definitivamente recomiendo este lugar. Y por último, el servicio al cliente es increíble. Gente muy amable.

Baleada de carne asada.
Angie M.

First time eating at this restaurant and I'm definitely coming back. The service was excellent and although they were short staff the owner was so sweet and friendly. He provided recommendations and was quick to provide with our drinks. I ordered the carne asada baleada and a mixta pupusa. There isn't any parking for the restaurant but we found parking in the side street.

Baledas
Gabriela S.

The food was terrible, the baledas were super thin with barely and beans, the sour cream was Mexican not Honduran. Pollo catracho, burned not flavor, tajadas thick and not crispy! Baledas con carne. Me was cut thin, burned. Lastly we paid for 1 pollo estilo Honduras 8 baledas sensillas 2 baledas with meant Total 54.00 Dollars I wish I would've taken a pic of the receipt but there is a 10% "service change" not disclosed on menu. I also picked up so no it was delivered. Never again

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Buena comida muy amables buen servicio disfruto mucho su pollo y las baleadas delicioso todo tengo 20 años i llenos ahy

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Best Baleadas and Honduran food in town, amazing food and service. I would definitely recommend.

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Breakfast was great. Definitely enjoy coming here to grab something to eat. You can't go wrong with a baleadas or pupusas.

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Food was delicious!! This Honduran restaurant really delivers on the taste and value for the food that you get. The pollo con tajadas is

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Great baleadas and fried chicken! Woo! Love this place. We come here with family all the time!

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“I liked the baleadas more than the pupusas (revelta and queso con loroco) both are extremely healthy sizes.”

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YUM. highly highly recommend. My favorite was the…read morekanpachi/uni tostada but everything else was delicious too. The pulpo tostada was very unique in flavor. The ceviche mixto was fresh and flavorful (but you can probably get something similar at other places). Highly recommend the sparkling lemonade! It tastes freshly squeezed.

Holbox is a Michelin-starred Mexican seafood spot tucked inside Mercado La Paloma in South LA. Chef…read moreGilberto Cetina draws inspiration from the coastal cuisines of Mexico, especially the Yucatán Peninsula, combining traditional Mexican flavors with fresh Southern California and Baja seafood. Don't let the casual food-hall setting fool you -- this place serves some seriously impressive seafood! There is usually a line about 30-90min. Once you ordered, find a table and food will be delivered. I recommend to come during off peak time to avoid long wait. The mesquite-grilled octopus and tacos are always my must-order items whenever I visit. If you love seafood, there's so much to explore here, from fresh ceviche and aguachile to grilled fish and creative tacos. *Pulpo a Las Brasas - $28 Mesquite-grilled Yucatán octopus with almond pipián, cilantro rice, black beans, avocado and pico de gallo. This is one of my absolute must-orders! The grilled octopus is a highlight and a dish I would definitely come back for. *Pescado a Las Brasas - $31 Whole grilled branzino served with cilantro rice, black beans, avocado, pico de gallo and handmade tortillas. A great option if you prefer a whole grilled fish. *Guacamole & Chips - $14 A classic starter to share while waiting for the seafood dishes. *Tostada de Kanpachi + Uni - $24 Premium Baja kanpachi ceviche topped with Santa Barbara sea urchin. A great choice for seafood lovers who enjoy more premium ingredients. *Shrimp Aguachile - $28 Raw New Caledonian prawns in spicy green aguachile, served with fried shrimp heads and avocado. A vibrant, spicy seafood dish for those who enjoy a little kick. *Ceviche Mixto - $23 A refreshing mix of wild Mexican shrimp, Yucatán octopus and halibut ceviche. *Grilled Kanpachi Collars - $20 Two mesquite-grilled Baja kanpachi collars served with cilantro rice, black beans, avocado, pico de gallo and handmade corn tortillas. A nice alternative to the usual fish fillet. *Taco De Pulpo En Su Tinta - $8 Braised and fried Gulf of Mexico octopus with calamari ink sofrito. One of the signature tacos to try, especially if you enjoy octopus! *Smoked Kanpachi Taco - $8 House-smoked Baja kanpachi with Oaxaca cheese, salsa cruda, avocado and peanut salsa macha. A more distinctive taco with a combination of smoky, creamy and nutty flavors. *Baja Shrimp Taco - $6 Classic crispy battered shrimp with crema, mayo, salsa roja, cabbage and pico de gallo. *Baja Fish Taco - $7 Crispy battered local rockfish with crema, mayo, salsa roja, cabbage and pico de gallo. A classic Baja-style fish taco. *Scallop Taco - $9 Pan-seared Maine diver scallop with butter, x'catic salsa, caramelized onions, tomato and marinated fennel. A more elevated take on a seafood taco. Overall: Holbox is a must-visit for anyone who appreciates Mexican coastal cuisine and quality seafood. I would prioritize the mesquite-grilled octopus and make sure to try a few different tacos rather than sticking to just one kind. With so many interesting seafood preparations.

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Our family fell in love with the food here! Everything was so delicious and felt absolutely fresh…read more I came to dinner already a little full from before, but I wish I had come starving. The food was so flavorful and seasoned perfectly. The meats were so tender and nothing was chewy. I was a little confused when I got here, but it's first come first serve. Once you order, you take your number, find your seat, and wait for the server to deliver your food for you. It's honestly kind of set up like a food court!

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~ ALL LOOKS, NO SERVICE, BIG REGRET ~…read more Reviews looked good on yelp so my group opted to have an early dinner here, but wow... this was one of the most disappointing and uncomfortable dining experiences I've had in a long time. We came in around 5:30pm on a Saturday and the restaurant was literally empty. That should've been our first clue. We were seated and then completely ignored for about 25 minutes... no water, no menus, no check-in. We finally had to flag someone down just to acknowledge we existed. Things went downhill fast. When my pregnant friend asked if they had iced tea or coke, the server actually told her she shouldn't be having caffeine and suggested something else instead. That comment was wildly inappropriate, not her place, and absolutely unacceptable. Full stop! Ordering food took forever, and when it finally arrived, it was painfully underwhelming. Dishes were missing items listed on the menu, portions were small, and the prices were laughable for what you get... think expensive guacamole that barely feeds one person, croquettes that tasted frozen, and fries that felt like an afterthought. Add in an extra kitchen fee on the bill and it just felt insulting. Service overall was scattered and disengaged, the space didn't feel very clean, and for a party of 8 being the only guests there, it somehow felt like we were an inconvenience. No warmth, no hospitality, no accountability. This place tries hard to look like an upscale Latin fusion spot, but it's all surface-level. Between the disrespectful comment, slow service, overpriced and mediocre food, and awkward vibes, this was an easy never again. Please save your time, money, and energy.

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Amazing healthy delicious chicken ever!!!! It is for real. Wellmade chicken the top of the LA, I…read morebet. I love side dishes too. To dine in, it is hot with smoke. So it is good for togo. There are small parking space. Service is very fast. Reasonable price!!

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A coworker of mine wanted me to try this place, said it was kinda new so we did…read more Ambience wise was pretty chill. Not that many people on a Friday noon. 4 or 5 tvs playing the world cup. Quiet, not too loud round that time of day. As always, every time I go to a Salvi restaurant is for the pupusas. I ordered 3 of them, with different fillings on rice flour. To cut to the chase, they were a solid 2.5 out of 5. Cheese tasted like regular jack. Chicharron was okay. Their tomato salsa was hella thin, almost like just red water, no taste all either. Pupusas also felt kinda undercooked. The rice flour kept sticking on my gums and teeth and believe me, it ain't supposed to be that way. Looked cooked outside but inside the flour was super soft almost, well, like raw.

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