Vi pollos

The food was very tasty and fresh. My wife had the fried chuleta and I had the bistec ensebollado. Service was top notch.

**“I have been coming to this restaurant since the day they opened, and I visit at least once a week. It has truly become one of my favorite places. The food is always fresh, hot, and full of authentic flavor — you can really taste the love in every dish. The blonde girl who works there is incredibly kind and welcoming. She always makes my day with her sweet attitude and warm smile. That kind of service makes such a difference and keeps me coming back. I truly hope they continue just the way they are because they are doing an amazing job. I highly recommend this place to everyone!”**

Food is good, the service can be slow specially during lunch rush.

I like to be honest and transparent. My experience at Vi Pollos was good. For anyone not local to the area, the drive to the location was a bit weird, sketchy one might say. The road that takes you to the house is not through a paved or compacted road, its a dirt road full of pot holes, so if you have a low car, you better watch it. The location through Google Maps was on point, but even my wife felt weird on the isolation section that you have to go through to get there, not far at all, but this kitchen is in a private property that has added an outdoor kitchen and 3 huts (decently built I might say, fully furnished with lights and fans), they have a food trailer that seems to function perhaps for events, so kudos there for the hustle spirit. Upon arrival, you see a big house and the kitc

The food was okay. I got pollo con tajadas and the banana slices were not crispy enough. The pupusas were good but too small and not enough filling for the price. My biggest gripe is the attitude of the server. I felt I was bothering her when I asked for anything. Also upon entering there is not greeting just not a welcoming place. I love honduran food but i wasn't impressed.