Honduran Restaurants near Union City, NJ

“(Translated by Google) Come and enjoy some delicious and delicious Salvadoran Honduran dishes and much more, New administration come and enjoy a delicious meal You will love it.(Original)Ven y disfruta de unos ricos y deliciosos platillos salvadoreños hondureños y mucho más, Nueva administración ven y disfruta de una rica comida Te va encantar.“

“I absolutely love this place! The food has always been very good but their service and responsiveness is amazing. I ordered fish soup not knowing it also had shrimp and immediately called them. They offered me another one without shrimp and were so accommodating about it. Highly recommend them if you’re looking for a delicious, local spot in Union City!“

“El Progreso is a cozy little restaurant, focused on typical Central American food and with very good service. I like to go, at least once a week, to share with my family the delicious tamales, baleadas, pupusas and tacos, accompanied by a delicious beet spice that they serve to their special clients. Tamarind and orchata waters are our favorites. Solidarity prices!“

“punto de la baleada es un Restaurante único en el área de union city buena comida buen anviente buena atención te sientes en casa 🏡“

“(Translated by Google) Excellent food and taste ???Anyone know Pat's phone number to order for pick up? And thank you in advance ??(Original)Excelente comida y sabor ???Alguien sabe el número de teléfono Pat ordenar para pick up? Y de ante mano gracias ??“

“Been here twice now. Staff is friendly and attentive, though a few only speak Spanish. Got to try free samples of Horchata when we asked what it was. Extremely fresh strawberry milkshakes and horchata. Food takes a while to come out; we come here at eight food arrives at 8:40, and we finish up around nine when the restaurant closes. We’ve had great experiences with the Horchata, Strawberry Milkshake, Fried Chicken, and Carne Asada. Chorizo is hand-made in-house. Language barrier is no issue. This has been my only exposure to Honduran food so I can’t speak to the authenticity, but the food is really, really good. The pico de gallo that comes with the fried chicken is creamy and tangy, balancing out the fried chicken & fried banana chips really well. The horchata is a must-have; nutty, not overly sweet, made from freshly ground tiger nuts with a hint of lime.“