La Casa De la Baleada (Honduras Food & Market)

I went to this new Honduran restaurant last night, and I was so excited to find another Honduran location in the area! The menu is packed with Honduran classics and so many traditional plates that remind me of home. This restaurant just opened about a month ago, and as someone of Honduran descent, I left feeling inspired, proud, and happy to see my native people thriving here in the U.S. — especially right here in Bossier City. What makes this spot even better is that it’s more than just a restaurant: • They have a mini grocery store (like a pulperia) where you can buy Honduran snacks and ingredients you can’t find anywhere else. • They also offer paquetería services to send packages to Honduras, Central America, and Mexico. We ordered a baleadas (4) and the Tajadas con carne molida pla

Absolutely wonderful establishment! The food is authentic, the servers approachable, and the restaurant is very inviting! All menu items have English translations and the servers were happy to help with any questions. My friends and I got the baleadas and horchata!!’

This is a new restaurant. There is a language barrier. They are still working out the kinks with table service. The store is stocked with familiar items and it is very clean. The food was delicious! My sister has the fried tilapia and it was huge! I had pork chops and the sauce was amazing. My husband had the chicke. The salad waas fresh and flavorful. This place is definitely worth a stop and see.

We had high hopes going in and were not disappointed. That food was excellent. It's so, so nice to be able to get legit Pupusas in Bossier; they were great! We'll be coming here regularly!

The pupusas are not good. They barely had any meat, it felt like I was just eating masa. The price for just an order is way to high for what you get and the sauce that comes with them isn’t like the traditional Salvadoreña tomato sauce at all.