We had never visited this restaurant before so my wife and I gave it a try (unfortunately).First: The service is poor, the waitresses seem to be in a bad mood all the time.Second: we went at a fairly early meal time (6:30pm) and the waitress told us that they did not have the drink we wanted or the food that my wife wanted.We ordered appetizers and main course.Third: the food took a long time, and they brought us the starter and the main course together? Bad service.Fourth: when our food arrived, my dish in particular looked VERY BAD, the shrimp (or rather prawns) were as big as their eyes (it shows that they were not cleaned properly for this type of food) and my wife's was a lot. of banana chips from packets with ground meat on top ALL WRONG.We will NEVER return and we DO NOT recommend going.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Li no Mioni
Very nice discovery on Cherokee Str. Don't miss the desayuno andoreño! Thanks!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Erica L.
I have never had Honduran food before visiting Sueño and let me just say...shoutout to the people of Honduras because your food is incredible! I started off with a drink and I ordered the strawberry margarita. Sueño uses a fresh strawberry puree that they make in house and it was literally the best margarita that I've ever had. It was so good that I ordered two of them. lol For my entree, I ordered the Pollo Con Tajadas. It's also known as Pollo Chuco which means 'chicken with slices'. The entrée is made with fried plantains topped with fried chicken, cabbage salad, pico de Gallo salad, onions, and sauces. It was so flavorful and filling! There was nothing but crumbs left by the time I was done eating. lol I will most definitely be coming back to try some other items on the Sueño menu.
Amy D.
AMAZING. Try the chicken or the carne asada. The servers were friendly and the food came quickly.
Micah May
Best Honduras Food In The Area For Sure. Best Staff. Outstanding Customer Service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Plantains
Jaimie M.
I tried this place because of the reviews and it was a wonderful surprise. By far my favorite restaurant on Cherokee. We had the red snapper, empanadas, plantains, rice and bean, and pickled cabbage salad. The best food of this kind since I was in Puerto Rico. Oh yea, and the drinks were so good! We had a margarita and tamarind. Very good!
I believe I have droned on and on about how many high quality Central and South American restaurants we now have in the Lou. Got to go back to Cherokee Street on the recommendation of my favorite Banker (Rene Vences) when I told him I liked fish. I took my lovely wife for lunch and the place only had two other patrons at noon on a Thursday and I was worried. The music was very loud and we felt like old people (which we are) and we asked the waitress to turn it down... and she might have. Regardless she was extremely pleasant. Not great with English but learning and nice and worked with the old gringos. THE FOOD WAS EXCELLENT ALL AROUND. They have a full bar and we ordered margaritas and my Wife watched approvingly as she made them up fresh. No pitchers of them from cooler or the hated dispensing machines. They had two types of whole fish on the menu. Talapia and Red Snapper (for two bucks more). I Got the snapper and a chicken tamale to start. The tamale was excellent. A lot of masa, but extremely flavorful masa and also rice which was a pleasant surprise. Chicken was tender and appeared to be grilled prior to prep. The snapper was delectable and fried and cooked perfectly. It was served with a small dish of rice and beans mixed together and some very flavorful slaw. It was also served with "banana chip", of which I was suspect but were great! We will definitely come back. The only reason it did not get 5 stars was because the bathroom. It was a very clean men's room but toilet seat was broken and soap and towel dispensers were empty. A small price to pay for a great meal and I am sure they will address. Looking forward to going back and trying something else but the fish, tamale and margarita were great.
M W.
Pollo con tajadas was fantastic! It was a little light on the cabbage, but we will definitely be back soon! Service was great, food was ready quickly, will be recommending to our friends and family
Whitney in the City
Located on Cherokee St, Sueno Latino restaurant serves up huge plates of delicious Honduran classics and has a full bar! I'm still drooling over the Pollo con Tajadas! The chicken was so flavorful and the sauce made me lick my plate! Walk-ins welcome! Street Parking!MY FAVS: Pollo Con Tajadas, Zambos, Camarones Encebollado
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Mark Williams
Honduran inspired food. Large portions at a good price.Vegetarian options: Plenty of these.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Sarah
This a cute place - the interior could use a little better maintenance and updating. The service is friendly but pretty slow. The food is overall good but also a little slow. Pretty limited menu. The empanadas and chicken asada were great. The carne asada tacos were not good. The meat was VERY dry.
They overcharge me the food that I didn’t even received. Won’t go back.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 4
Service: 1
Dietary restrictions: Me encantó todo el servicio ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Carne Asada
Excellent family atmosphereExquisite food ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pollo Asado, Tajadas, Pescado Frito Tacos
Doordash order ready when I
Service: 5
We had never visited this restaurant before so my wife and I gave it a try (unfortunately).First: The service is poor, the waitresses seem to be in a bad mood all the time.Second: we went at a fairly early meal time (6:30pm) and the waitress told us that they did not have the drink we wanted or the food that my wife wanted.We ordered appetizers and main course.Third: the food took a long time, and they brought us the starter and the main course together? Bad service.Fourth: when our food arrived, my dish in particular looked VERY BAD, the shrimp (or rather prawns) were as big as their eyes (it shows that they were not cleaned properly for this type of food) and my wife's was a lot. of banana chips from packets with ground meat on top ALL WRONG.We will NEVER return and we DO NOT recommend going.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Very nice discovery on Cherokee Str. Don't miss the desayuno andoreño! Thanks!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I have never had Honduran food before visiting Sueño and let me just say...shoutout to the people of Honduras because your food is incredible! I started off with a drink and I ordered the strawberry margarita. Sueño uses a fresh strawberry puree that they make in house and it was literally the best margarita that I've ever had. It was so good that I ordered two of them. lol For my entree, I ordered the Pollo Con Tajadas. It's also known as Pollo Chuco which means 'chicken with slices'. The entrée is made with fried plantains topped with fried chicken, cabbage salad, pico de Gallo salad, onions, and sauces. It was so flavorful and filling! There was nothing but crumbs left by the time I was done eating. lol I will most definitely be coming back to try some other items on the Sueño menu.
AMAZING. Try the chicken or the carne asada. The servers were friendly and the food came quickly.
Best Honduras Food In The Area For Sure. Best Staff. Outstanding Customer Service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Plantains
I tried this place because of the reviews and it was a wonderful surprise. By far my favorite restaurant on Cherokee. We had the red snapper, empanadas, plantains, rice and bean, and pickled cabbage salad. The best food of this kind since I was in Puerto Rico. Oh yea, and the drinks were so good! We had a margarita and tamarind. Very good!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Plantains
Restaurantji Recommends
I believe I have droned on and on about how many high quality Central and South American restaurants we now have in the Lou. Got to go back to Cherokee Street on the recommendation of my favorite Banker (Rene Vences) when I told him I liked fish. I took my lovely wife for lunch and the place only had two other patrons at noon on a Thursday and I was worried. The music was very loud and we felt like old people (which we are) and we asked the waitress to turn it down... and she might have. Regardless she was extremely pleasant. Not great with English but learning and nice and worked with the old gringos. THE FOOD WAS EXCELLENT ALL AROUND. They have a full bar and we ordered margaritas and my Wife watched approvingly as she made them up fresh. No pitchers of them from cooler or the hated dispensing machines. They had two types of whole fish on the menu. Talapia and Red Snapper (for two bucks more). I Got the snapper and a chicken tamale to start. The tamale was excellent. A lot of masa, but extremely flavorful masa and also rice which was a pleasant surprise. Chicken was tender and appeared to be grilled prior to prep. The snapper was delectable and fried and cooked perfectly. It was served with a small dish of rice and beans mixed together and some very flavorful slaw. It was also served with "banana chip", of which I was suspect but were great! We will definitely come back. The only reason it did not get 5 stars was because the bathroom. It was a very clean men's room but toilet seat was broken and soap and towel dispensers were empty. A small price to pay for a great meal and I am sure they will address. Looking forward to going back and trying something else but the fish, tamale and margarita were great.
Pollo con tajadas was fantastic! It was a little light on the cabbage, but we will definitely be back soon! Service was great, food was ready quickly, will be recommending to our friends and family
Located on Cherokee St, Sueno Latino restaurant serves up huge plates of delicious Honduran classics and has a full bar! I'm still drooling over the Pollo con Tajadas! The chicken was so flavorful and the sauce made me lick my plate! Walk-ins welcome! Street Parking!MY FAVS: Pollo Con Tajadas, Zambos, Camarones Encebollado
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Honduran inspired food. Large portions at a good price.Vegetarian options: Plenty of these.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
This a cute place - the interior could use a little better maintenance and updating. The service is friendly but pretty slow. The food is overall good but also a little slow. Pretty limited menu. The empanadas and chicken asada were great. The carne asada tacos were not good. The meat was VERY dry.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5