Frank’s Pizza

Great place to eat the food is absolutely great… Taste to die for and the prices are very affordable the meals are just perfect… the one problem they have is a big one… They need a good a/​c system is hotter inside than it is outside and by outside I mean 85 degrees… That’s the only reason they don’t get 5 stars… They really need to work on that if they spect people to go back n have a pleasant time…

Great place to eat at, great environment, food for the whole family always on time and absolutely fresh made everyday I will definitely recommend it

I must say the food here is awesome, the service could needs a little help. I think this is why I always get take out.
I love their chicorones and cassava. So delicious. I think I’m kind of addicted to it. My friend always gets it for me but this time I went on my own. Love the ensalada (possibly spelled wrong) too. It’s a fruit salad drink. Enjoy it with a spoon and straw
This restaurant is small, about 5 tables that seat 4 to a table. Very clean and organized.
The waitress was a little dry at first but I think it was because she only spoke a little English and I spoke a little Spanish. We got through it and ended on a good note.
I will continue coming here because the quality and taste of the food is great. Next time I’m going to try to make my waitress smile.

I come here with my girlfriend once in a while. But this time was different. My girlfriend is friends with the previous owner, and we decided to call him because we had a few complaints. He then told us that he wasn’t the owner anymore. Which explained a lot. The slow service, the rude waitress, the poor quality of food. We ordered pupusas which weren’t bad, but they were cold. We asked for salsa, which tasted like water.
Before walking in, we saw a picture of «Nuegados» (fried Yucca bread) which looked really good. But when we ordered it, it smelled and tasted like fried chicken. The dessert came with a drink Chilate, which was disgusting. We complained to the waitress and she responded with «this is the first time I was told this» with an attitude. This is supposed to be Honduran food. My girlfriend is Honduran and she says it’s not suppose to taste like this.
This will be the last time I come to this place, until the management changed again.

Decided to try something different so went here for lunch earlier today. It is located in a small strip mall with very little parking, so had to wait for almost 10 minutes to finally find a spot. The restaurant itself is small and seems to be a family operation with only two people around. As soon as I entered I saw that there was one large family dining so it looked very full and lively with lots of small kids running around. As there was no one to greet me at the door, it took me some time to figure out where the counter to order was. The server who took my order was friendly but did not take time to explain the dishes so I was left to fend for myself. I went with the Camarones al mojo de Ajo which is Shrimp in garlic sauce, Frijoles crema quesco aguacate which is a Baleadas with fried beans, sour cream, cheese and avocado and a Horchata.
The food was prepared relatively quickly in about 10 to 12 minutes which was good. The shrimp in garlic sauce came with rice and beans along with two flour tortillas which was a disappointment as I wanted to try the fried plantains. The shrimp itself was good not great and the beans were just too bland for my palate. The baleadas was much better with the taste of cheese and sour cream overpowering the bland fried beans and the avocado which I’m not sure was even present.
Overall I feel that the food was fine but nothing great that will make me want to visit this place in a hurry again but I wouldn’t mind going here once in a while.

Food is mediocre at best — service is terrible.

I order the pollo con tajadas and I had the same experience as the previous review by Guiselle. The price on the menu didn’t match the price that I was charged, 7.5 and I was charged 8.95 and the same for the drink 1.10 on menu and I had to pay 2.25.
In my opinion the food was horrible… my chicken was way over cooked and when they seasoned it was really salt. to make it worst they use this dressing that is really think and almost pure mayonnaise.
I probably wouldn’t be going back to this place…

Hi! My family and I went to eat at this restaurant today in celebration of Easter. The food was delicious althou the waitress made a few mistakes on my order. I ordered the pollo frito con tajadas that comes with fried chicken typical hondurean salad made with cabbage and fried platains it was $ 7.00 on the menu yet the lady charged me $ 8.95 and we also ordered the carne asada plate which it says on the
Menu all entries come with rice and beans and ur choice of tortilla or fried platains I ordered it with fried platains but she brought me just the carne asada with salad
and fried platains, she took it back and brought me the right order, also its priced on the menu for $ 8.50 and she charged me $ 8.95.
I ordered two cokes which were priced for $ 1.10 on menu and she charged
$ 2.25 for each. I also ordered imported banana soda that come in a glass bottle, but she brought me uva (grape); to top it all off I ordered two baleadas to go, but she charged me for three. Baleadas are a traditional
Appetizer from Honduras its a freshly made flour tortilla with hondurean fried red beans and crema hondurena (like sour cream but better, anyways I only complained about the the extra baleada she was charging me. I didn’t want to make a big deal in front of customers. Other than all these inconveniences THE FOOD WAS DELICOUS, But the bad customer service made me not want to go back.

They have awesome pupusas. And the whole plantain with beans and cream are good. I haven’t tried much else but I bet it is great also!