La Cocina De Karla

Food tasted good m, but the service was super awful. We sat there for 30 minutes for our meal.. when ordering the lady with glass in the counter was clueless about the items on her own menu.. took forever to bring our drinks out.. also they blast Christian music in the back ground.. surprised to know they are religious and yet act like trashy people.

The fried fish was awesome. Pisado Frisca. Nice staff and service. Will make this my Latin choice for restaurant.

Was there for lunch today I asked for a soup she said they had chicken soup so I waited guess what a lady came out with soup in a small casserole put it on top tha stove with fire on high add water and sazon I asked her is it fresh soup she said yes but when I took it home I had lots of bone one piece of carrot.small piece of corn . small piece of potato and few pieces of chicken more bones teasing like yesterday's very disappointing $15.00 will not go back

Food was on the bland side. My mom got the Carne asade, and I had the fish version. It cost $ 57.07, I thought that the price was outrageous for a small mom and pop eatery. We also got 2 sodas, a bag of plantain chips and a bag of cheese and corn cookies( nasty).

Incredibly delicious! Tastes like home cooking brought to a restaurant.

The food is delicious. I gave them a 4 out of 5 because it take a bit for them to notice you and there are no prices on the menu. Once you are done they tell you what you owe. I'm don't like that too much.

Great neighborhood - family style place. They have a hot bar to see the food and you can order plates and other specialties they prepare in the kitchen. Food is Central American style. Had the Honduran tacos - similar to a chicken flauta - crispy fried roll up tacos. Also they have great empanadas - like a fried beef meat pie. Both are accompanied with a great salad that has pickled onions and fresh slice jalapenos with some wonderful dressing. Also shared a grilled shrimp plate with great refried black beans, rice, pickled slaw, salad, and deveined wonderful shrimp and homemade style tortillas. Very authentic and has an almost carribean flavor.

If you want good Central American food, this is a great spot to stop. It is super convenient if you are near the Louis Armstrong Airport. I recently stopped here after picking someone up from the airport and we enjoyed a delicious breakfast of baleadas. Baleadas are a traditional Honduran breakfast food, they are made with freshly prepared flour tortillas folded over with beans, cream, and cheese. The "baleada con todo" also included scrambled egg, beef, and avocado. What millennial could turn down that breakfast? My only complaint is that prices are not listed on the menu. That seems like an easy fix.