Honduran Restaurants near West Orange, NJ

“la comida esta deliciosa 😋 y las personas muy amables. gracias“

“Las mejores Baleadas Amasadas al instante. Original comida Hondureña POLLO Con TAJADAS, PUPUSAS!! All FRESH Y ahora EL MEJOR POLLO A La BRAZA con CASAMIENTO ♥️✅“

“Excelente comida 🤤 la atención al cliente muy excelente“

“This is another wonderful hole in the wall, is a small place but the service is truly amazing. I ordered a typical breakfast, coffee and a few drinks. The ladies were fantastic, the food is truly delicious and they do take their time but it is worth the wait. If you can’t wait for hot fresh and delicious food, get yourself some patience.

I’ll definitely be going back for more Baleadas“

“We ate lunch before the show at the NJ Performing Arts Center. This place was great. Many dishes we’d never heard of. The homemade juices were excellent and unique. The beef soup was great as were the appetizers . Our server helped us learn about their foods. Would happily return“

“Muy rica su comida y su atención!!!“

“Such great service and amazing food. 10/10 would recommend to anyone. The sandwiches had such great FLAVORS and there are so many fries they can feed anyone and everyone. An amazing atmosphere and menu that gives people a taste of actual spanish foods and beverages. Would recommend to anyone that is looking for a great place to eat and enjoy themselves and the Spanish atmosphere and culture.“

“Took my mom to lunch to her favorite spot today. Shes the one that actually put me on to this place. I’ve been here a few times so i figured it was finally time to give it an honest review. This place is amazing, everything on the menu is insanely filling. I usually can DEMOLISH 3 pupusas but I be STRUGGLING HERE.“

“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.“