Avila's Tipico Honduras Restaurante

Honduran cuisine restaurant next to Nicola's Donuts. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. I enjoyed the authenric Honduran cuisine offerings, the casual atmosphere, the table decorations with phrases in creole, English and Spanish, and the proprietor's friendliness. The food was tasty. $10 for a breakfast platter seems a lil steep with diner competition. But by all means give this Honduran establishment a try. :)

Place sucks! I got here at 6:30 pm and they closed the door in my face.The door says 7:30 pm. This is what's wrong with enthic restaurants, they might (not all the time) have good food but they certainly don't have good customer service. This is why America is filled with franchise restaurants, because people know they will be served and know what they'll be eating. Sad, sad.

The food was not good. I ordered a fried fish and I think it was frozen. Ordered steak and it tough. The Cubans toast was good. Everything was terrible $54 later and I am completely dissatisfied. I am Hondurean and know good Hondurean or Central American food and this was not it.

The best Honduran food in Tampa! I'm originally from NYC but one week during my trip to Tampa, i was blessed enough to find this amazing restaurant. The fried chicken and red snapper are my favorite to order because its all cooked to order. Tell them Mr Gonzales sent you!

Had a great breakfast this morning and my dear got to relive her memories of home with the Baleadas! Tipico Breakfast will get you right and on your way. Homey and quiet, soon to be lively

Overall the food was good and the staff was friendly. I paid $9 for for pigeon wings yellow rice black beans and plantains with a can of soda. A little overpriced for a rundown strip mall but the food was good

Excellent excellent !! Omg they make best empanadas and the creole shrimp is to die for !! Luv it takes a while for food to come out but also fresh and so worth it!

It was overpriced but the food was good but it's also a small business so I understand but the food itself was very authentic

Excellent food and nice friendly environment with good refreshing drinks..my favorite tamarindo

Accidentally stumbled onto this small, divey place while looking for a different spot for lunch. Just one man, presumably the owner, behind the counter greeted me and told me they were out of pork (I was really feeling a cuban). So, I got the roast chicken with rice, beans, and plantains. And I never looked back! It came with moderate amount of bone in chicken pieces, but they had clearly been slow roasting forever (the bone broke in half like a twig and I was able to have some of the delicious marrow) and were juicy and flavorful. The beans and plaintains were also top notch. I left stuffed and happy.