El Rey de las baleadas

Stopped in for something different because I was in the neighborhood on an errand. I am not familiar with Honduran food, but I love trying new things.

This place blended into the surrounding block. When I stepped in, I was greeted with loud, raucous hispanic music. The guy behind the counter was extremely friendly and helpful (he somehow pegged me right away as not being Honduran). He graciously shared some recommendations, and was patient with my questions. While I waited for my takeout, he engaged me in conversation a couple of times, and checked in to let me know where my order stood (it only took 20 minutes).

The food was interesting. The Pollo con Tajadas included some overcooked chicken, but I enjoyed the slaw salad, fried banana, and pickled onions. The Baleadas Mixta was the favorite, and I hadn't had high expectations for it.

I'd go back, but I would have to be adventurous and try some other menu items, too.

Authentic Home made Hondurian food. I tried the pollo con tajadas dish and it was just delicious, I definitely recommend it.💙

Amazing, authentic food
Great drinks 🖤🖤
Delicious pupusas and baleadas
They never let me down

highly recommend. very tastey food. wont regret it . check them out

This place is a great newcomer to the neighborhood with a unique offering. I had never heard of baleadas before but they're delicious.

One order is two baleadas and enough for two people, which is a great value too. The soup, which they only serve on weekends, is a portion size that's also enough for at least 2-3 people.

The owner seems to really love his business and it's great to have folks bringing their pride and passion to our neighborhood in the form of great eats at a great price.