El Rey Del Sabor: Authentic Honduran Brunch & Burger Experience

Great place to have Latino lunch. Mix of different places. Service is good and it is fast. Plenty of parking and not so much of a wait. Ask for Axel, pretty awesome guy. They sell amazing pan sobao and mayorcas and pastries.

The flavor are excellent. I just got back from New York and of course I miss my Dominican culture. Well, this is a place that you can go eat and get quality food and enjoy. We recommend this place 10 out of 10.

I have been to this place a few times and it never disappoints, a mixture of Latin American happiness, from Puerto Rican mofongo to Pernil and empanadas, all served with a smile, do your homework before you go, the menu is in Spanish or you can just point at what you want. Their portions are large, each meal is enough for two people. This is it not a fancy place but it’s clean, the food is great, and abundant .

Staff was friendly. It was very busy on Sunday after church but the line moved quickly. Only had the chicharonnes which were fresh and tasty for a reasonable priced for the portion size. Would definitely return and try other items that looked really good.

This restaurant serves Dominican and Honduran style food. Once you enter, you see all the food on display (behind glass) and you can order by plate and just tell the server what to put on your plate. There are several types of rice, beans, meats (fish, pork, chicken, beef), veggies, and desserts. They also have yucca and stew. I saw burgers on the menu in case someone in your party isn't up for Latin food. You can also buy packaged items and bottled drinks. We liked the food we ordered. It helps if you can speak Spanish when you order. The ladies serving us were very patient as we had trouble deciding. After we ordered, we sat down and they brought out our plates.

There was a wide variety of options. You could pick a set plate off the menu or order a la carte. I went with the choose your own method and everything was delicious and well seasoned. Restaurant was clean and the ladies were very nice. Definitely coming back.

First time eating at a Dominican restaurant and I loved it. Everything was delicious and fresh. One thing I love is that they always give you extra when you ask. They will stack up your food and give you more than you paid for. The food is so good and I had more leftovers for the next day. I love this place and next time I’m in Dallas, I’ll be eating there again for sure.

If you want decent tasting Puerto Rican/Dominican food for a very good price and large portions, this is your place. Their food has good flavors, their Morir Soñando is pretty good and I love that they have Puerto Rican bakery bread available (Pan Sobao) which has a nice sweetness to it. My go-to is the carne guisado. The mangu has been hit or miss as at times it is either dry or too salty. The pernil is good as well as their rice and beans. They also sell other items like desserts and some grocery items like coffee and sausages from PR which is nice! For $25 or less you can feed a few people at this restaurant.