El mariachi hondureño

"We enjoyed our food and the staff was very nice. We will be back if in the area. Thank you!"

"It’s hard to find decent Honduran food anywhere other than the country itself. This place surprised me. The service and atmosphere were good. If I happen to be in the area again I will stop by. I recommend the baleadas and the tajadas con carne molida! I felt like I was in San Pedro Sula again!"

"Foremost, this is a Honduran Restuarant and NOT a Mexican Restuarant! Please, quit calling this Mexican! They fly a Honduran flag inside over the kitchen. I suggest that every post from 1, 2. 3 years ago that calls this Mexican be removed from the review process because the reviewer was not aware of what was being reviewed. I did not know that they accepted cash only until I read some reviews. It is how I pay these days because too many people will take your credit card info, sell the information, and the next thing you know is your credit card company is calling you on a fraud alert as what happened to me at a gas station in Magnolia Springs a few years ago. I ordered the Super Burrito and it was really large. It was filled with rice, beans, beef, guacamole, tomatoes, and other stuff. I made the mistake of putting hot sauce (red salsa) on the first cut of the burrito and spent a few minutes with an extreme burn on my tongue and in my mouth. I asked for bread but there was none. My waiter, the young man, brought 2 oriole cookies that made a big difference. The cookies deadened the burn from the extremely hot sauce. The green sauce was not as hot as the red but was watery tasting. I ate all the burrito but without the sauces. I was disappointed that there was no chips and dip. I was disappointed that there was no side order with the burrito, like beans and rice or salad stuff. But the burrito was loaded with rice. It had a few beans, but looked naked all alone on the plate. I would rate the service as needing improvement. There was no friendly greeting. They all seemed unsured as to what they should speak...Spanish or English. Hey. You are in America! The language is English! Learn it. Say hello. Be friendly. Watch your customers! When customers look to you, it is because they need you. You earn tips by watching your customers and promptly going to their table to find out what they need. Take the bill to them. I asked for the bill and was waved or motioned to come to the register. I was not given a bill but given a price of $12. That was for a bottle of water and the burrito. Every one knows that bills do not come in rounded figures like $10, $12, $14. At this place, I guess they do not charge tax. Plus not giving a customer a paper bill saves on paper. Remember, folks, this is HONDURAN. NOT MEXICAN!! QUIT CALLING IT MEXICAN!"

"Delicious Central American food! Highly recommended."

"Place has pretty good food, it is authentic Honduran food. This is not an Americanized restaurant, so don’t expect service to be the same as american. over all food is good. Bathrooms look clean so you know kitchen is cleaned. I had a baliada and a popusa."