Rosalinda Restaurant Hondureño

Everything there is awesome and you’ll leave full. The fried plantains are a must. Order anything, you can’t go wrong

A truly authentic, delicious take on Latin Cuisine. Affordable, varied entrees and sides that really go beyond the traditional Mexican fare that populates so many restaurants in Central Arkansas. Try the chorizo, carne asada, the combination rice and beans, the pupusas, and the sweet plantains with cream. All excellent.

Delicious food for a great price. Extensive menu with ALOT of choices. Anything with plantains and avocado for me please.
In a region with a lot of Mexican restaurants, Rosalinda adds something different. Check it out, you won’t be disappointed!
Military discount accepted.

Love this Honduran restaurant. The Chicken Soup is the best in town, and I crave it. The Papusas are delicious, too. I’m sure other food is also wonderful if I could just get past the Chicken Soup and the Papusas.
Rosalinda’s has quite a few tables and plenty of parking. The staff is super nice. If you’re coming from Little Rock, Rosalinda’s is kind of in a strange spot. But totally worth making the effort.

Everything on the menu is awesome, had the chicken soup today which was delicious, had almost a whole chicken in it. Try it with a little lime, scrumptious.

This was one of the worst restaurant experiences I have had. After asking what was good for a child the waitress said «nothing»… yes «nothing» is what she said (language barrier maybe). After the shocked look on my face she pointed to a sign that said Mozzarella Sticks. So I said «lets go with that».
I then ordered a burrito and a side of plantains for me. My wife ordered shrimp with rice beans. The plantains arrive and we have no silverware. I flag the waitress down and asked for silverware. I get a puzzled look. I make a hand motion that I think says we need forks. A few minutes pass and silverware arrives… yea!
The food for my child and wife a few minutes later. My wife refused to touch what was supposed to be beans. She then says «the shrimp has no flavor do you want one»… reply «No I’ll wait for my burrito». I waited and waited but my burrito never arrived (language barrier i guess).
I am so glad my 7 year old daughter was gracious enough to share her brown and serve mozzarella sticks with her dad. I asked my wife if she thinks that they forgot my food. I get the lets get out of here look from her. Check please… I got some making up to do for this valentine dinner. You should pass on this place. Poor service and the food is not very good.

I love Honduran food! When Unilocal alerted me to this place, I shed a single tear.
I went with some friends who also like exploring food and learned one lesson: request customizations to your order at your own risk. The language barrier can be a challenge, so when you venture from using a number to changing certain things about the dish… Unexpected things may show up at your table!
I asked the waitress what to order and she told me #53. It was good and their plantains are the bomb! When I tasted one, I threw my no fried food rule to the wind and… Let’s just say they didn’t stand a chance. RIP my delicious friends

Amazing food! A large menu so there is a little something for everyone.
Sometimes you just crave a good Papusa and this is the place! Mmmmm mmmm

I love love love this place. You must try the #53, it is soooo good. It’s a fried chicken with plantains with some kick ass sauce on top with the purple cabbage. You cannot go wrong with that choice. The pupusas are also very good. Heck everything is! Great prices, great food and great ownership. Thank you!

The food is delicious. The portions are huge. The offerings are unique. the staff is very friendly. the atmosphere is unpretentious. What more could you ask for?

Delicious, fresh, cheap.
I recommend the plantains and, of course, the pupusas. And to drink, the horchata (less sweet than Mexican horchata) or a guanabana bebida (delicious juice).
The service was friendly.

This is some of the best Latin food I’ve ever had, and indeed some of the best food I’ve ever had in Little Rock.
Everything seemed to be made fresh, but at the same time didn’t take too long to get to the table.
I had steak, which was amazing, along with the best fried plantains I’ve ever had and rice and beans that put all others to shame. If I could come back here every day, I would.

Best food in town. I love Rosalinda’s. I love everything about it.
Lets start with the addictive salsa and the perfect chips. I could make a meal out of this alone. However, I can resist getting the carne asada and chorizo. The carne asada is perfectly seasoned and just how it should be. The chorizo isn’t your typical greasy Mexican style chorizo. It is not loose either. It is in a casing and grilled. It is SO good.
The tortillas are wonderful, the beans are great.
My girlfriend loves the fried plantains. Also, she is vegetarian and they have wonderful vegetarian burritos. Not the typical crap you find on a lot of «vegetarian» menus. She isn’t stuck with just a taco salad or cheese dip.
You have to try this place. You won’t be disappointed.

Excellent food and atmosphere. I’ll be back again. Charlotte and I had the Pupusas. They were great. The Bean and Rice Mix was seasoned just right. The Carrot cole slaw was not that good to me but very different. Maybe it is an acquired taste.

GREAT VALUE! Good service, good food and reasonable prices. Try it and you will like it. Not Tex-​Mex!

delicious, clean, cheap, friendly. can’t really beat that combo. pupusas are $ 2 each a la carte, or get the 2 papusa plate with rice & beans for $ 5.50. plan on trying a bunch of other things as well, but have not had time yet.