Five Stars Honduras

Took out from here the other dayBeef empanada was greatThe whole fried fish was well done and tasty. Worth another visit

We decided to do a little staycation with our toddlers on Neville Island--a quick dip in the hotel pool and then dinner in Coraopolis. We read through lots of reviews of restaurants in the area and decided on Five Star Honduras. The restaurant was clean and the service was helpful and quick. We ordered enough to feed an army, but we didn't realize it when ordering. The portions are generous and everything was quite good. We ordered plantains, carne asada, a breakfast chorizo dish, a tamale and a horchata to share. Little did we know, many of the other dishes we ordered came with plantains so we had them coming out our ears. haha! Lots of other people coming in that evening. Seems like a very well liked restaurant in the area!

First time in this evening and we were very impressed with the food and service here! The waiter was helpful in providing recommendations and came by several times to check on our drinks and make sure the food was too our liking. Tonight we ordered plantains, carne asada, a breakfast chorizo dish, a tamale and a horchata to share among two adults and two kids. It was about the right amount of food for all of us as the portions were large for the meals and the sides. Also, in terms of timing, we came in at about 5:45 on a Friday night and had no trouble getting seats. There are probably 8-10 tables so seating was ample too. Overall it was a great experience!

With a place called Five Star Honduran food, the food better really be 5 stars. And here, it actually was! I have never tried Honduran food, so it was my first experience, and it was amazing. I would love to go back. I tried the Nuegados De Yuca Con Miel (cassava with honey), plantain, a pupusa de queso (cheese flatbread), and an empanada.The empanada was the only item that I thought was just okay. It was pretty average. A little too hard on the outside, and the moisture in the container led it to being soggy. The beef was pretty well seasoned but dry. It was also served with a tasty, fresh salad, which had some cheese on it as well. It was mostly lettuce, though.Now, the pupusa was out of this world! It reminds me a bit of a cachapa if you've ever had those. Cheesy, soft on the inside, crunchy on the outside. Simple but very tasty. And, it's served with some tasty pickled vegetables that add a nice crunchiness. The sauce it's served with reminds me a bit of marinara as well, it's quite good. Definitely recommend, and I'm sure the bean stuffed one is even better.The plantain was the best plantain I've ever had, and I am a big fan of sweet plantains. It was absolutely humongous and very sweet. A tad oily, but not especially so. Genuinely very good, and soft too. It was served with what I think is sour cream, and that complimented it really well. Almost tasted like plantain with ice cream.Finally, the cassava with honey, that was an awesome dessert. I would say that it tastes like gulab jamun with a chewier texture. Soaked in tons of sweet syrup, touch of something like cinnamon, and overall, just very very good but also extremely sweet.All in all, I loved essentially everything from this place. It's an excellent introduction to Honduran food, with awesome prices and incredible flavors. I highly recommend this spot!

Neither of us had eaten Honduran food before, so this late lunch was something of an adventure for us. One of the few Coraopolis restaurants open on Sundays, much less after 2pm. Very popular with the ex-pat community, although the menus are bilingual for us gringos who need English translations. Dinner portions and prices the whole day; they also serve breakfast. The empanadas are twice as large as any I have ever eaten, and the broth in the sopa de res was sooo flavorful. I didn't know how to eat it with the rice and tortillas and ended up taking most home as leftovers, since the empanada filled me up. Beware the grilled pepper that comes with the carne asada platter: muy caliente! Our server was good, and the kitchen was very fast. Free street parking, no-frills restrooms (men, women, and a family/handicapped one).

The place is rumble but extremely clean and organized.The food is always fresh and delicious and the staff is soooo friendlyI highly recommend this place if you craving good quality Spanish food.

Four out of four people liked our dinner. We had friendly, timely service and the prices were reasonable. I had the carne asada which was tender and tasty. Give 5 stars a try! Make it a big day. We started at Cobblehaus and finished at Janies ice cream. 5 stars for all three!

True Honduras food ! Like the Mexican Grocery Store at the end of town ; just brings an EXCELLENT different taste to society . . And to Cory ? Well we have Italian food down there at Anthony Juniors , That Mexican restaurant at the end of town, La Viv for the Ukrainian restaurant taste . A few other places down here in Cory and this is just DEFINITELY ONE TO CHECK OUT ! And yeah they sell this Banana Soda there too

We tried this place on a whim tonight and it was fabulous! The food was incredibly tasty and the service was friendly and responsive. Three of us had the Carne Asada Tipica and two of us had the chicken dinners. The helpings were very generous and as noted, delicious. We also had dessert and coffee. The space itself was clean and neat, and the music was tasteful and not too loud. All in all a great dining experience and we will be back.

The food here is a must-try for the area, featuring authentic, fresh flavors in a relaxed café setting. The El Tipico Carne Asada was expertly seasoned and tender, and the accompanying side dishes were equally flavorful and delicious. This hidden gem in Coraopolis is highly recommended.