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Ruinas de Copán & Bar

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The Bronx, United States

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Honduran restaurant· Central American restaurant

Ruinas de Copán & Bar Reviews | Rating 3.9 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Ruinas de Copán & Bar is located in The Bronx, United States on 483 Brook Ave. Ruinas de Copán & Bar is rated 3.9 out of 5 in the category honduran restaurant in United States.

Address

483 Brook Ave

Price range

$$

Phone

+1 7185856473

Service options

DeliveryTakeawayDine-in

Amenities

Bar on siteGood for kidsHigh chairsToilets

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible seating

Offerings

CoffeeComfort foodHappy-hour foodKids' menuLate-night foodQuick biteSmall plates

Open hours

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mubarak salifu

FRESH FOOD, GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE! ALWAYS CLEAN, AND YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED AT THE PRICES ! AFFORDABLE !

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bxFLYBOYpepz

Best Honduran food around! Service was also great and prices were very affordable. A mist go again spot...loved the Horchata!

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Jared Cohee

HONDURAS Eat the World NYC review: Come on the right Saturday night to Ruinas de Copán and you might walk into a performance by famous Honduran Garifuna band Bodoma, playing into the wee hours of the morning. Come a little earlier on that Saturday, after the lunch rush, and you might see the woman running the dining room also catering to her children, feeding the baby and letting an older son hook up a video console to one of the flat screens. From breakfast in the morning until the early morning of the next day, this Mott Haven restaurant goes through quite a bit of change and caters to the needs of just about everyone. Besides Hondurans and Garifuna people (groups that have a lot of overlap), the restaurant has the entire neighborhood in mind and does offer other meals, but the focal points of the menu have a distinctly Honduran feel to them. The two photos on each side of the name on the restaurant's awning might best describe what is inside, the flag of Honduras, and a bucket of beers. I was here for the flag and in that respect, the food. The antojito most synonymous with Honduras is certainly the baleada (3). Here the fluffy tortilla steals the show as it should, the savory beans, cheese, and cream inside play backup. These beauties have an eating culture very similar to what tacos have in México, find them sold by vendors on the street, out of front windows in restaurants, or sit down for them at lunch and dinner.

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India Chantel

This place is extremely rude! I called to place an order and after they took my address the lady hung when I was ready to pay and pretended she didn’t understand what I was saying after fully repeating my address to me. Overall told me I couldn’t place an order because she “didn’t speak english”.

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Caspar Lant

Tasty! Get the lunch special

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