Roatan Cafe & Grill

Definitely a great spot for lunch!New office location for me means new restaurants to try!I came here with my coworker and we ordered the Carne asada.He doesn't like beef but they made an exception and got him a plate with chicken instead. Nice!We both had the mirinda orange soda drink and it was good. The service was strange as we weren't immediately seated, but when we were seated everything was spot on.The Carne Asada was delicious! Beef tasted fresh and cooked properly. I was happy.For dessert we had the horchatta? drink. Good choice!If you are in the area and are looking for a really good spot for lunch, definitely check this location out!

It was my first time trying Honduran food in Houston and it was amazing, I had the "Carne Asada" it was delicious it came with plantains, avocado, cabbage and chimichurri. Definitely I'll come back to try the Baleadas for breakfast and the "Sopa de Caracol". I took to go the "Zambos" (spicy plantain chips) for my cousin and the "Banana Tropical".

Awesome Honduran food! Husband ordered the grilled chicken plate with rice/beans and the plantains. The seasoning on the chicken was delicious and I ordered the Mariscos soup, which was unlike any soup I've ever had. It's got crab, fish, shrimp, and other ingredients like coconut milk. This place is very unassuming and you might just drive right past if you aren't looking for it carefully.

I think this place is under appreciated because not many people were here during lunch. Most likely it's because it's in an odd location and the only hint of its existence is a Honduran flag flying near the entrance to this strange looking building. You'll have to have a good eye while passing by, be referred by someone, or specifically search for Honduran food on yelp to find this place. Don't be shy to give this place a try. It's actually a small and very neat restaurant. I tried seafood soup. It came with rice and two small tortillas. It was pretty awesome. Made with coconut milk, its like curry but not like Indian or Thai curry. It had a chunk of crab, some shrimp, banana, and other vegetables in it. (Insert smile face emoticon with hearts for eyes here.) This place is legit. I will be back to try some more things. Order at the counter and pay when you're done. Prices are very reasonable.

My boyfriend is from Roatan and we've been searching for an authentic dining experience. We came here and they did not disappoint! Everything was delicious!

Great Honduran restaurant tucked inbetween a Haitian church and a furniture store. A friend I was traveling to Htown with is Honduran and she was craving her homeland food when we found this place and decided we'd make a pit stop here on our way back to Austin.I was new to Honduran food but I got to know it with a quickness. Baleadas especial: basically a large flour tortilla stuffed with beef, eggs, avocado, cheese and crema and folded in half. It's huge. I thought it was going to be small but the diameter of the tortilla was around 8 inches across. The tortilla was fluffy, fatty and it served as a great vessel to shovel everything else in my mouth. There was a soft cheese in there that had a slight funky taste but apparently that's how the cheese tastes.I tried my friend's enchilada and it was great. The plate comes with two large "enchiladas" covered in a cabbage pickle slaw, pico and cheese. I like how the acidity of the slaw cuts the fatty enchilada.I also ordered the huevos rancheros which had a great sauce! The plate also came with refried red beans, plantains and cheese. I was already full from the baleadas so I took most of this home. Other tips:-what looks like crema is called mantequilla (I know, mantequilla is usually butter, but that's how the Honduran's roll, man)-their "flautas" are tostadas at mexican restaurants.-their "enchiladas" are flautas at mexican restaurants.Service was friendly, albeit a little slow on a Sunday morning.

My husband and i found this place on Yelp whilst looking for somewhere to eat on highway 6. From the outside, this place looks grubby and a little rundown, we very nearly turned away from it. My husband is Latin so i am used to eating Latin food. This was BY FAR, THE BEST Latin food i have eaten!! The old Mama from the kitchen served the food to us, full of pride. She was super sweet and attentive. We didn't leave a bite.... In fact I am still dreaming about it today. I would definitely recommend it, not for the frills and the beautiful setting, bu for the amazing tasting food and homey feel to the place

We really liked it. The food is tasty & reasonably priced, and they have a good variety on the menu. We tried the more authentic Honduran food (like a picadillo with shredded cabbage over plantains) and it was tasty. Try a side of beans! Refried black beans, really good. We actually dipped French fries into the beans. We have no shame, but it was also delicious. Keep in mind one dollar sign means it's a little dive-y. But they've been there for at least a few years, and that speaks to their success. We've all known nice restaurants that closed within a year of opening, right? We look forward to going back.

Came upon this place while looking onlineFor Pollo con tajadas and was surprised to find a Honduran restaurant so close by. The food was good, got the chicken breast, the portion was small considering that I paid $28 for two orders which is confusing because it's supposed to be $10.99 a plate. I imagine they maybe haven't updated the menu. The banana was good love the sauce and the broth. Wish they added more sauce to the dish as the Breast was dry. My husband has ordered the thigh before and it was smaller portion then the breast. Would come again if I driving by but honestly going to look for other options. I would give the restaurant another chance

We where in town for holidays! Must say the flavor the cook gives the food amazing on point. The waitress and front desk very polite cheery. Ambience we went in early and our party of 8 was the only one la there which work out perfect! Baliadas sencillas y especial delicious pollo frito amazing sopa de Mariscos was delicious thank you for the welcoming.