Antojitos El Progreso

I was looking for authentic Honduran food and came to the place because of the reviews (unfortunately). This is not authentic food, the tastes it’s not Honduran it’s like a mix of I don’t know what but definitely not Honduran. I recommend to the owners to hire Honduran cooks who grew up and cooked in Honduras, please check your recipes. The flauta tacos had a horrible industrial tortilla taste, the chicken is not shredded, it’s like blended. The sauces included a cream.. cream on the tacos 😨😨. The carne asada had beans that tasted like water, exactly… no taste. The carne asada had plantains with cabbage 🫣. The pollo con tajadas had a pollo with very poor taste, almost no taste. And the salsas included again cream 😰. If you want a huge plate with a loooooot of food, come. However it’s up to you cause the food has no taste or tastes like NO HONDURAN.

So delicious! This was our first time eating Honduran food. We can wait to return and try the other dishes! Note: It's cash only.

1st time eating Honduran cuisine it will not be my last!!!!!

The lady is mad rude and impatient and there was hair in my food my hair is blond so I know it wasn’t mine

Good it has good taste. Spacious parking lot. And clean.

tried the Chuletas..large portions and great flavor..can’t wait to try the other dishes!

The people here were very friendly. We got a few baleadas. They were big and warm and authentic--my boyfriend lived in Honduras for two years and said they were delicious. The thick flour tortillas were handmade and delicious. They are also a cash only establishment, so bring a couple bills.

Food is ok (can't be too demanding for street food)- have cash when you go there. The location doesn't sell water either. Take out is better than dine in because of the heat and the dust around.

I wasn't sure what to expect from Honduran food, but I was extremely pleasantly surprised. The Honduran tacos were delicious and the pork chops with plantains were amazing. The food was simple, but delicious. And the portions are gigantic. I won't need to eat for days.

Amazing food for a local food truck. The food didn't even take 10 minutes to be ready & was very warm with SO much flavor

EDIT: I lowered their rating from 4 to 3 stars. On a couple of occasions, their meat tends to be overcooked, and that kind of inconsistency can ruin a meal. No one wants to fight with piece of meat. Everything else is till spot on. I'm not sure if there are any Austin Yelpers who are considered the authority on Honduran food. If you're out there, thank you for holding my spot, but I'll take it from here. First things first. The Baleada. This is quintessential street fare, not to mention the most ubiquitous in Honduras. An over sized, handmade flour tortilla filled with refried beans, scrambled eggs, crumbled white cheese, and cream. That's a sencilla (simple) version. You should take the baleada con carne which is that same thing with grilled beef added. These things are huge. You only order one. Seriously. Next, let's talk plantains. Growing up, fried sweet plantains were a mandatory part of any Honduran meal. Here, they serve it the way it would be served at home. The fried plantain is sliced, then served with refried beans, crumbled white cheese, and cream on the side. Top it with as much as you like and go crazy. It's delicious. There are other dishes to try, and you should explore the options, but not before you've tried these two. Honorable mentions go to the Chicharron con Yuca (fried pork rinds with cassava) and the Carne Asada con Tajadas (grilled meat with fried green plantains.) If you want to do this properly, you should also ask for a "Banana" to drink. It's a soda and you can probably guess the flavor. The last thing I'll tell you is that, no matter what you order, you need to ask for a side of "encurtido." Shut up and do it! Almost forgot to mention that this is a CASH ONLY establishment. Enjoy your meal!

You get consistent and authentic Honduran food because the same staff is there every time I go. The baleadas are as close to what you get if you travel to Honduras! The horchata isn't from some powder mix, it's awesome! Support this business! This is the same food truck that was at 6917 N. Lamar under the Quirky Tattoo sign! They moved and this new location is easy to miss, it is on the west side of Lamar between Clay Imports and Faris Tires and across the street from On The Green Apartments.

Best place ever to eat traditional honduran food, I been here EUA for almost 2 years and i told my husband i miss so much the food of my country, im from Honduras and i marries with a gringo lol, its like eat in a casual ambience, reminds me there, they also have Zambos , frescos Tropical, very home style food from Honduras.

Great food! I am Mexican but my husband is Honduran and I am HOOKED on this food! If you've never tried it give it a shot you won't be disappointed. Try the Baleadas, they're my fave! It's a handmade Flour tortilla with homemade rice and beans with cream and cheese. Or if you get the "Special" one they add Carne (meat) and scrambled eggs! Or the Pollo con tajadas! Superb!

Ordered yuca con chicharrón and tacos. Honduran tacos are like Mexican enchiladas stuff with shredded chicken, cover on a mild tomato sauce with lots of sharp shredded Parmesan cheese and pickled onions, muy ricos/delicious. The yuca con chicharrón were nasty covered on the same sauce making the fry yuca soggy and the chicharrónes were nasty, over fry and dry.

Nice, casual, good food if your looking to try something different. People are super nice. They don't even ask you to pick up the trash after and they are very patient when you ask questions about Ordering, they only take cash.

Food takes way too long to get ready and it's not that good. Too greasy for my taste. Not coming back.