Jennifer's Cafeteria

Honduran restaurant · Cakegrove

Jennifer's Cafeteria

Honduran restaurant · Cakegrove

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16462 NE 16th Ave, North Miami Beach, FL 33162

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Casual spot offering traditional Honduran fare for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, including baleadas and carne asada.  

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16462 NE 16th Ave, North Miami Beach, FL 33162 Get directions

jenniferscafeteria.com

$10–20 · Menu

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16462 NE 16th Ave, North Miami Beach, FL 33162 Get directions

+1 305 940 3180
jenniferscafeteria.com

$10–20 · Menu

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"We’re cheating just a smidge on this one. This casual Honduran restaurant isn’t located exactly on 163rd Street, but on a street that runs parallel to it. Jennifer’s makes a proper baleada with really good refried black beans and globs of mantequilla. But what we really love here is their pollo frito ceibeño, a fried chicken leg quarter smothered in a tomato sauce and showered with shreds of a sharp cheese. It’s served with freshly fried green banana chips and a colorful cabbage salad with a pile of cilantro. " - ryan pfeffer

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"Jennifer’s Cafeteria is a casual Honduran restaurant located right off 163rd street in North Miami Beach. They make some good baleadas, but the best thing to order here is their pollo frito ceibeño. It features a fried chicken leg quarter smothered in a mild tomato sauce, and showered with shreds of a sharp cheese that reminds us of cotija. It’s served with freshly fried green banana chips (not to be confused with the plantain variety) and a colorful cabbage salad with tomatoes and a pile of cilantro. It tastes like the very Miami answer to chicken parmesan. Jennifer’s also serves one of our favorite breakfasts in Miami, the desayuno hondureño. This  traditional breakfast includes carne asada, refried black beans, over easy eggs, a puddle of mantequilla (AKA Honduran sour cream), a wedge of fresh cheese, and one of the best handmade corn tortillas we’ve ever had. The best part: it’s available all day and makes a killer hangover cure. Just remember that Jennifer’s is closed on Sundays." - Carlos C Olaechea

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Ray Lugo

Google
Can perfectly prepared and planned to spend quite a bit of money since I haven't had Honduran food before I couldn't even get to the eating part because they had some little kids screaming and running around the whole restaurant and I thought he would stop eventually but after 10 minutes of the kid just screaming and running around all over the restaurant I just decided to cut my losses and leave. So if you're really hungry and not in the mood for ridiculous unprofessional shenanigans I definitely wouldn't eat here.

Richardjames Cole

Google
A quiet local treasure, tucked away within one of the busiest sections of North Miami Beach. The cafe is small, quiet, and the perfect place for a peaceful breakfast/lunch small gathering. The meals are delicious, filling, and affordable. The atmosphere is tranquil, inviting, and friendly. If you get the chance to visit, make sure to try their one of their many fresh fruit juices. The suggestions from the staff always great, but I think that may just be the food in general.

Erick Ramirez

Google
I was highly disappointed, I ordered the Baleada “Con Todo” and as you can see it looks like a Baleada “Con Menos” even a Baleada Sencilla has more toppings than this. As soon as I opened it I told the waitress that there was no Avocado. She proceeded to ask the cook who told her there wasn’t any. Yet no one said anything on what was missing I had to tell them myself. At check out I told them how many items were missing and that I wasn’t going to pay for a Baleada “Con Todo” if it didn’t bring toppings it’s supposed have and that the menu says it has like avocado and cream/ crema/ mantequilla. The waitress called the owner who then called the cook and stated that she had put cream/ crema/ mantequilla on it and that I was wrong. Well as you all can see there isn’t any on the Baleada the only “cream/ crema/ mantequilla” that I was given was on a tortilla dip not on the Baleada. After that the cook stood at the kitchen door staring at me and laughing and I smiled and looked back. So yeah very unprofessional and the owner who sat by the entrance area stated that “I know she put cream/ crema/ mantequilla on the baleada because I saw her do it”. I hope they all can take a good look at these pictures and know that sometimes “the customer is right”. Also, the “queso” is just grated cheese which was also disappointing. I do not recommend.

Mr. P

Google
I had trouble fallowing google maps getting here, but it was so worth the effort. They have fresh squeezed orange juice. I enjoyed their amazing food. I’m just passing through, but if I lived here I’d make this one of my go to places.

Patty Lopez

Google
My sister ordered food for her place of employment and everyone loved it. We went for brunch and now I live it!! Honduran food is the best, we had baleada with meat, Honduran tacos, beef soup and pork chops with green plantain chips served with cabbage salad and salsa on top same for tacos. Everything was delicious and portions are big, leftovers for everyone. Process are fair, the add tip after you spend $20 by service is really good. We will go back.

M Lopez

Google
Looking for a Hondurian place close to me and found this little restaurant with great google reviews. Needles to say it did not disappoint, ordered catered breakfasts and stopped by for lunch today. Amazing food, ladies Soila and Aida are too sweet. Will be coming back for sure.

Ilich Munguia

Google
Definitely a really good Honduran restaurant tried the Pollo con tajadas and was absolutely Delicious very good service

cherry Maroon-Plum

Google
The store is not too big but they have a few tables and chairs.The decor was nice