Orgullo Catracho

Excellent food at reasonable prices. Many good dishes to choose from. Very popular on soccer match game days.

I don’t know what happened to this place. We found ourselves back in Miami again, and we had to go to this place. But it just wasn’t the same. I got the Ceibino, but the chicken was overcooked. If you’ve ever had overcooked fried chicken, then you know I was not happy. We got the fried plantain, the canoa. It was ok. It just wan’t fantastic like it was the past few times we’ve been there. Maybe they got a new cook or something.
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Very big portions and a variety of tastes to choose from! I had the Lomo saltado which was great both during my time here and as a leftover the next day. My husband had a seafood mix dish, which had everything from fish to shrimp to big calamari — and it was all fried. Our meals were big enjoy to feed us twice, which made it a great value. We sat outdoors. It gets very loud inside and the place is crowded. Our waitress did a great job accommodating us despite the language barrier. They had some karaōke and one guy sang prince royce… let’s just say, yikes. The facilities itself are older and while the food was tasty, it didn’t blow me away. But for making me full and allowing me to enjoy my first night in Miami, it did its job.

We stop in this place by pure accident way out of our neighborhood. The place extremely noise, it took over ten minutes for a waitress and after the took our Oder the food took almost an hour to come. The waitresses were so self centered thaw I believe they thought they were on some sort of modeling competition, instead of taking care their customers. After the food came it was to salted and kind cold, like if sat some where on the back.

This place is the best Honduran restaurant I have been to in Miami. The food is very good, the service was excellent, and the place was very clean. Highly recommend it if you haven’t tried Honduran cuisine before.

I have friend that is catracha (from Honduras), we went to this place because I wanted to try some Honduran food, very similar to Nicaraguan food.
This place used to be Peruvian. So she more or less told me what to eat.
I had the fried shrimp platter because it looked so much like the one from Nicaragua, and it was just as yummy. They were not heavily battered, and the sauce that came with it was perfect, kinda garlicky but I didn’t mind that at all.
She also ordered shrimp but hers were with a Jalapeño sauce, didn’t get to try it, but my friend kept saying how delicious is was.
It’s not a fancy restaurant but who cares if the food is yummy.
I do remember that the service wasn’t that great.
I might give this place another chance based on the food not service.

Good service and good food
I lunch and breakfast here on regular basis and people come with family and friends. Seafood soup is Excellent. The services is fast and efficient. I recommend this place over other restaurant in the area. Plenty of space for bussiness chistmas lunches.

sigh we ate there fours ago … and our tummies are not doing well. For starters, the horchata was extremely sweet. We also ordered the mega plato and what a disappointment that was! The meat quality is poor. The meat was overly greasy and flavorless. At $ 25 I expected much better. It is more about quantity than quality at this place. We tried the sopa de res and that was OK. The pastelitos had a fair amount of filling and may have been the only thing to highlight from the experience. Environment wise, there was music playing in the background and there are plenty of flat screen TVs for the enjoyment of sports. Overall, the place down the street and 8^th ave and 8^th street is far better.

1– Food is good, but service is terrible, since tip is add to your bill (15%) waitress don’t care to give you a good services,
2– Bathrooms are really nasty health department needs to pay a visit here!
3– Do not seat near bathroom strong smell from bathrooms since they don’t keep it clean.

Very disappointed with the service and food. The meat was extra salty. The waiter, was in her own world. Barely paid attention to the table. Almost took approximately 30 minutes to even get a waiter. Do not recommend, save your time and money.

Fun place to hang out late night if looking for some local flavor. It was Karaōke night, and most of the singers were good. The music was loud, the ceviche was good, and people were having a great time.

The service doesn’t do this place any justice. The place looks really old inside, and the waitresses aren’t very attentive. The food wasn’t amazing, but it was fairly decent. But I don’t think I’ll be coming back here. It just didn’t work for me.

Bad service, took excessively long for even a drink order. The server was in her own world talking with co-​workers, checking out her nails, distracted all the time. Food took very long time as well.

Excellent place for baliadas!
I’m never disappointed with the food here. Everything is made fresh and when order. The portions of food are good in size and if you want, you can share with another person.
I usually order their «baliadas» which is tortilla with beans and choice of meat. This is a Hondurian restaurant and their menu is predominantly Hondurian, however they do have some dishes from Mexico, Salvador, and Peru. I’m a fan if their breakfast menu because like the huevos con chorizo and steak meat with crème sauce and cheese. so if you you are lactose intolerant this is not the place for you.
The let down is that the waitresses here are a bit slow and lack customer service skills. It’s common courtesy just to come around and get you water or ask if you need anything else. At times they don’t even do that. I usually have to track them down and ask them to come to my table. For the most part they are usually helpful after you call them over, but would be nice if one day they come on their own and no need to hunt them down. This would be the only disappointment for me.
In all, the food here is excellent and always made to your style with plenty of Central American food. Their menu has a variation of Hondurian food and other parts of Central America. How to forget their prices, a awesome! won’t break bank to come eat here. Enjoy!!!

This restaurant is one of many authentic Honduran spots in the Little Havana area. Not the best but it’s high in the ranks.
The food is fresh and most important, on point. The baleadas are good and worth a try. The Pupusas are awesome and I recommend the mixta. Everything else I have tried on the menu has been consistent. They also have a breakfast menu which is excellent.
Great place to eat and drink on the weekends after 9 pm. The beer specials are decent. Lots of people come here for the karaōke and the full blasting music. The ambiance is extremely loud so be warned.
The service here may seem rough at times as they are not the friendliest but they are attentive.

Horrible service the waitresses are SUCH bitches and it’s the second time I come and they don’t have horchata. She told me it runs out quickly. What kind of Honduran restaurant doesn’t make enough of their signature drink?! I drove very long to get here because there’s no Honduran food by my house and I’m extremely disappointed. Never coming back again

Orgullo Catracho has got to be one of the best Honduran restaurants Miami has to offer. Clean place, good employees, and good food. Their baleadas are to die for.

Love this place! Sucks it’s a little far. Everything you need under one roof well two.

My coworkers got me to go again. The service hasn’t been as bad as the first time, but it still isn’t good. I get the Sopa de Res, which makes for a very good lunch.

I was extremely disappointed in the lack of customer service & quality of food.
Their papa a la huancaina was cold and under cooked piece of potato swimming in pure mayo & yellow food coloring.
The Mexican «taco» was also a total pass, it was small pieces of chicken with large chunks of peppers and soft tortillas that were, surprise surprise, completely cold too.
And last but not least I had also tried their baleada… The actual «pancake» was amazing thus why I bumped up the star. I hate having the baleadas dripping with butter, like many restaurants do. Unfortunately they skimped out on the cream…
I actually went in because I had heard something good from them… Might give them a shot again since they are super close to work.