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1. Oleaje
Overall Ratings
5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Divebabydive
We tried this place and will return. Had a few of the tapas plates. Also some of the drinks. We enjoyed the food, service, location and views. This place may not get a ton of customers since signage is lacking. Hope to try some new menu items next time. Divebaby, thanks very much for taking the time to leave a review. We're very happy to think you would consider revisiting and look forward to welcoming you back. Yours, Paul and Ali
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2. Ali-Oli
Reviewed By Lafdan2014
On the second floor overlooking the sea this restaurant serves outstanding well prepared and presented dishes. Owners are professional always looking for the best combination of ingredients to offer real treat. They make their own bread,marinated olives and dressing. A place to return and try a new plate.
3. Typical Buffet
Authentic Honduran flavor, we are open every day for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, HONDURAN CUISINE.
Reviewed By Ana Lucia C
This place is always a good idea. Breakfasts are delicious, the buffet OH MY, it's amazing and there's always good options and everything is tasty. The best thing it's only for $5 and you get enough food so trust me you'll love it. They have other options in their menu too like nachos, tacos, club sandwich, everything soooo good!
4. Foster's West End Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By DebN15
We received a flyer about the daily specials and decided to try out Wed. which was parrilladas for 2. It was a ton of food, and it was very good! It was probably the most economical meal we've had on Roatan. There was a ton of chicken, beef and sausage, pico de gallo, a bowl of refried beans and fried plantains. The staff was super friendly, coming over to help my husband sign in to the wi-fi and checking on us. We had put off going here thinking it might be expensive, being a nicer ambience, etc. than some of the other restaurants, etc., but this was a super deal!
