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Family owned and operated Latin American restaurant! Hot and delicious homemade food, always fresh! The BEST Honduran food in Myrtle Beach! We pride ourselves on our authentic family recipes as well as a combined 15 years of experience in the industry. Stop on by! On 3rd Ave S, in front of the water tower off of 501 and Kings Highway.
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Address: 1108 3rd Ave S, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Phone: (843) 232-7610
Website: https://www.deliaskitchen.biz/
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Reviews
L Bee
Fantastic food! Recommend the Caldo De Rez soup, so delicious! The one down side the parking lot was a bit dark and hard to find. But a great hidden gem, definitely give it a try.
… moreJennifer Brock
I got the chicken papusa, the Honduran fried chicken, and some yellow cherry agua fresca! Everything was so delicious and served fresh. Would recommend and go back
… moreChrissy DeeGee
Delicious food! Mango juice was so fresh and delicious. The salsa and chips were great! The steak tacos and carne asada entrees were amazing. The cabbage salad was so fresh and light and delicious. The pickled onions were amazing!
… moreMatthew Callaghan
Stopped here as we were craving Spanish food and saw the great reviews. Pretty nondescript place, but the food, service and hospitality were AMAZING. Mexican, Salvadorian and Nicaraguan dishes! So good!
… moreK DeYoung
WORTH IT — a beach-area hidden gem.
If you’re near the beach and want something different from the usual tourist food, come here. The place is clean, welcoming, and the service is great. I’m Honduran, and the soups tasted like home — we tried the beef soup and chicken soup and they were the best I’ve had in the U.S. so far. And even my American husband (who’s never been into pupusas) was obsessed. We came back two nights in a row. If it’s your first time, order pupusas + soup — you won’t regret it. We’ll definitely be back to try more of the menu.
… moreIf you’re near the beach and want something different from the usual tourist food, come here. The place is clean, welcoming, and the service is great. I’m Honduran, and the soups tasted like home — we tried the beef soup and chicken soup and they were the best I’ve had in the U.S. so far. And even my American husband (who’s never been into pupusas) was obsessed. We came back two nights in a row. If it’s your first time, order pupusas + soup — you won’t regret it. We’ll definitely be back to try more of the menu.
Kelly Arbogast
If you are looking for delicious home-made food at a reasonable price, then get off the main drag and find Delia’s Kitchen. Our family was sick of the overpriced, underwhelming food abundant in Myrtle Beach. A quick search for Mexican food in the area brought Delia’s to our attention. It was out of the way, but based on the reviews, it seemed worth a look. I have to admit, we were a little apprehensive based on the location, but we are so happy that we decided to give it a try. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, and took the time to make recommendations and explain a few new items to us. We tried the pupusas, steak burrito, beef empanadas, flautas, and chips and guacamole.
The guacamole was so good, that I barely managed to get two bites before the rest of the family had finished it.
The bean and cheese pupusas were new to us, but did not disappoint. Do not skip the cabbage, pico de gallo, and sauce on your pupusas, the flavor combination really works. I have a feeling that a version including meat would be even better.
The steak burrito was delicious and of a decent portion. My teenage son had no problem finishing it, but was satisfied with his meal.
The beef empanadas were a delicious dish to share. If you aren’t very hungry, the empanadas would make a comforting smaller-sized entree.
The flautas were as tasty as they looked. We decided to take our meal to go, since we didn’t arrive until close to closing time, so please forgive the takeout container in the picture.
The salsa verde was delicious, and not spicy. The home-made hot sauce was good, but definitely hot (although, I do not normally eat spicy things, so take my opinion with a grain of salt).
If we had the chance to go again, we would get a couple orders of the chips and guacamole, a burrito or two, and then try new dish off the menu.
Be sure to get in your car or take and Uber over to Delia’s Kitchen, it’s worth it!
… moreThe guacamole was so good, that I barely managed to get two bites before the rest of the family had finished it.
The bean and cheese pupusas were new to us, but did not disappoint. Do not skip the cabbage, pico de gallo, and sauce on your pupusas, the flavor combination really works. I have a feeling that a version including meat would be even better.
The steak burrito was delicious and of a decent portion. My teenage son had no problem finishing it, but was satisfied with his meal.
The beef empanadas were a delicious dish to share. If you aren’t very hungry, the empanadas would make a comforting smaller-sized entree.
The flautas were as tasty as they looked. We decided to take our meal to go, since we didn’t arrive until close to closing time, so please forgive the takeout container in the picture.
The salsa verde was delicious, and not spicy. The home-made hot sauce was good, but definitely hot (although, I do not normally eat spicy things, so take my opinion with a grain of salt).
If we had the chance to go again, we would get a couple orders of the chips and guacamole, a burrito or two, and then try new dish off the menu.
Be sure to get in your car or take and Uber over to Delia’s Kitchen, it’s worth it!
Lauren McGee
ordered the honduran entree plate with fried chicken. came with so much food! & only $17! well worth the price. we were greeted as soon as we came inside, immediately seated, and the wait for our food was only like 5-8 minutes. food was delicious
… moreKarl Raimer
Great food awesome empanadas you get great portions. Best bang for the buck…. Well worth it.
… moreBrady Bowyer
First time trying Honduran food (although it doesn’t seem drastically different from Salvadorian food). Very tasty. Everything you’re reading about the fried chicken is true. It’s savory, juicy, and delicious. I would get it again. The empanadas were great as well. The cheese one, despite its simplicity, was our favorite. Their salsa verde was delicious as well.
… moreAlexandra Flores
I was really excited to try this place , due to the reviews. TERRIBLE FOOD! We had to wait a while to get food around 1 hour , which I am not mad about . My Husband ordered a Sopa marinera that ONLY had shrimp and clams for 20 dollars. My daughter had a baleada sencilla that was hard and crusty(see picture below), I had a pollo con tajadas that had absolutely no flavor. Really disappointed! Please Do better, and work on sanitation as the bathroom smells terrible and tables were very sticky! The worst 70 dollars i have spent on food.
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