Honduras Food

Came here for lunch on a Friday with 4 friends.
Décor was pretty run-​down for a newly opened restaurant (relocated). Bare walls, except for remnants of whatever the prior restaurant had up there. Paper signs on the door. Tables old and very worn. Atmosphere was in the 1 to 2-​star range. My wife said she’d feel uncomfortable coming here alone, but wanted to try the food.
Servers were friendly and helpful (one didn’t speak English, but not a problem).
Iced tea was absent from the beverage selection. Here in Texas, that’s kind of like not having water. On the plus side, there was freshly made lemonade and tamarind juice. I got the latter, and it was nice.
3 of us got the fried chicken entrée (pollo frito), and 2 got the fried pork chop. All of our dishes came with fried plantains. The fried chicken was good (though sadly not Pollo Campero amazing), as were the pork chops. The fried plantains were disappointing — on the rubbery side, neither soft (which I like) nor crispy (which I like even more), and bland.
Overall, I’m generously giving this place 3 stars for the service and meat portion of the entrees. I’d feel more comfortable with this status if they were to upgrade the décor, adding some decoration to the bare walls and updating the tables and chairs. This place has a prime location on Broadway, there’s no reason this couldn’t become a 4-​star quality sort of place (they might consider a more interesting name). As-​is, I’m not in any rush to return.

Los catrachos de galveston estamos felices con el restaurant Honduras food que nos an puesto en nuestra isla 100% hondureño la comida esta deliciosa