Islas Del Caribe Restaurant

Great Honduran food ,awesome drinks . Cheap and affordable prices .

Please keep in mind this place might not be the " the right place to bring your whole family for dinner on Saturday night as servers focus more on offering alcoholic drinks .

Overall , we had a good time eating there .

I sincerely loved this place ! Good fun spot, security at the door and karaoke where everyone joins in. We had a sampler type plate (huge) and a bucket of coronas. Def a good spot for fun night out for Spanish music and fried food ! Would def return

Mal cervicio 02-19-24 entre 6 y 7 pm La mesera odia su trabajo muy mala actitud solo le pregunté que le ponen ala valiada y contesto con muy mala actitud , ese es su trabajo dar información si uno no conoce los platillos ,, espero el dueño del negocio entrene a sus empleados ya que es muy rica su comida pero no regresaré mas

I can't say enough about this place. They serve delicious food from all over Central America. The service is very friendly and professional, I always feel welcomed here. The ambiance is very traditional and it will take you back to your roots. Visit this restaurant, you will not be disappointed.

It was cool
It couldn't been better but I was hungry & it was late
I had the grilled shrimp
They hustled me on the side plantains ( just 3 )

This restaurant just opened up and I am always looking forward to eating good typical Honduran food. The restaurant is small but what matters to me is the food and service, both were exceptional for a small nook in the wall. My kids loved their baleadas and I loved the Ceibeño.

I definitely see myself coming back, specially for the baleadas.

This is kind of a hole in the wall spot, but the staff is very attentive and friendly. And most importantly, the food is plentiful and delicious.

I would rate this place as average. I had a baleade de carne and a baleade with egg and sausage. The tortilla didn't look fresh. It was also thinner than I'm used to having. The baleade con carne lacked flavor. The baleade with egg and sausage was pretty solid though. They packed the baleadas in tin foil instead of a carry out container. Also, I would advise you to double-check your bill because the waitress overcharged me. She corrected it after I pointed out the prices. Overall, this place was OK. Paseo Castracho is a much better option. It's down the street on 48th avenue and NW 7th street.

We have eaten here twice and loved it both times. My wife's favorite is the chicken penne pasta in vodka sauce. Mine is the platter with grilled beef, chicken and shrimp. We always order double French fries, as they are fantastic too. Friendly and helpful staff!

This place is Honduran but the food is not that great. I don't think I would go back lol