Baleadas Express “Almas”

I kept driving pass this place and seeing the sign for Honduran food and thinking I should check it out but no one knew what I was talking about. Evidently this location was Le Espiga Bakery until recently. Well I finally stopped in and was not disappointed. Will definitely be going back. The food was fresh, flavorful, and affordable. Very authentic and it cam out fast!

I’m not sure why I didn’t write a review a year ago but forgot I guess. Have eaten here a few times now and the food has been fresh and bursting with flavor every time. The atmosphere is nothing to write home about but it has been clean every time and the bathroom was clean with hand soap and paper towels. Complete mom and pop place. I could go on and on about what to get but I’ve tried maybe 7 – 8 things and they have all been good so be adventurous and try what sounds good to you. Note, the «stews» are really a plate of thick sauced meats. They make breakfasts all day that look fantastic and will be my next thing to try. Very reasonably priced with huge serving sizes. No one working has spoken more than a couple words of English so it’s a little confusing to order as I don’t speak much Spanish. The menu has the dishes in Spanish and almost English. Ha. I highly recommend giving the place a try!