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Juancpaz Says: The Cusuco National Park is a place very few people know including locals from nearby city San Pedro Sula. The place is great for outdoors fans that want to experience real exploration expeditions. There are countless waterfalls, trails, etc. There's huge potential for some...
flexer1966 Says: I recently traveled to san pedro sula for work , I must confess the food was awesome. There wasn't an item that I tried at any local restaurant that I didn't go WOW that tasted great.Looking forward to getting another round in this october.flexter
Diverdan28 Says: This is a "fast food restaurant but with food cooked to local customs and standard. The chicken and the ribs are fantastic and the portions HUGE.It has a huge menu (51 choices) and many choices for side dishes.Its a family style restaurant but with lots of business people...
Tre Fratelli: Killer Italian Food
Fid Says: Combine a great atmosphere with extremely tasty Italian dishes, throw in some great Chianti and you have Tre Fratelli. The food is always tasty and very reasonably prices. I recommend this place highly.
Pat's Steakhouse: The best steak I have ever put in my mouth!!!!
alfromla Says: Pat's Steak Special
Mangosteen: San Pedro Sula's First Thai Food!
Fid Says: Unfortunately Mangosteen has closed its doors as of December 2008. It was a nice restaurant but like many its target demographic was not large enough to support it. Original review follows:San Pedro Sula finally has a Thai restaurant. Mangosteen provides a relaxing...
Fid Says: This place is the best Sushi available in San Pedro Sula. It is extremely authentic (you take your shoes off at the door and sit on the floor) and the sushi is extremely fresh and delightful. The only drawback to this place is the price. It is probably one of the most...
PAT'S STEAKHOUSE: Be sure to get there early as it fills up FAST
Nikitapita Says: I can't believe that Pat's Steakhouse has not been mentioned yet!?! I am confident that as soon as experience this local favorite you will be posting more great reviews for this restaurant. I read in Frommer’s that it is one of the longest family owned restaurants in Central...
Deriva: A quaint and relaxing wine bar
Fid Says: Although I have called Deriva a wine bar it is actually more of a restaurant than a wine bar because while they have the probably the largest wine selection in San Pedro Sula it isn't the same thing as what those of us from the USA consider a wine bar.Most of the wines are...
Sushi Itto: Trendy and Delicious Sushi
Fid Says: Sushi Itto is a new sushi restaurant that brings a trendy atmosphere to sushi in San Pedro Sula. With water running down the outside wall to the sunken tables with funky chairs and the sliding bathroom doors this place screams contemporary Japanese dining.The sushi and...
Fid Says: Bonsai is a place I visit frequently when I am in San Pedro Sula. The sushi is always fresh and I always eat vast amounts of it. This is a two-story restaurant with exceptional service. Try the Titanic sushi boat- it is enough to fill up any party of four with a delightful...
Euphoria: Relaxing tropical atmosphere in the city
Fid Says: Euphoria offers a unique indoor or outdoor tropical dining of local upscale Honduran food. The outside dining area is centered by a pool and it has a very open and air atmosphere. You can walk around the garden-like grounds and look at the collection of exotic birds.The food...
Bel Paese: Best Italian in San Pedro Sula
Fid Says: For me this is another must-visit restaurante when in San Pedro Sula. I visit every trip to the city.If you like authentic Italian this is the place to go. The owner is purely Italian and most definitely an exceptional chef. This is basically a house with a few tables inside...
El Portal de las Carnes: Excellent Ceviche and Steaks
Fid Says: If you are in San Pedro Sula, this restaurant is a must visit. This restaurant has excellent ceviche. The shrimp ceviche is red and the fish is white- both excellent.The meat is the specailty here. I can highly recommend any of the steak dishes. The Steak Pimienta and Filet...
The international bus to Managua
Pieter11 Says: Ticabus is the most famous buscompany in Central America and has connections between all capitals in the region. All capitals (Guatemala City, San Salvador, Tegucigalpa, Managua, San José and Panama) and San Pedro Sula. The prices of Ticabus are higher then average, bus the...
Pieter11 Says: The best way to get to Tela when coming from San Pedro Sula is by direct bus. There is one busstation in the city where the busses depart to all Caribbean cities: Puerto Cortés, La Ceiba and Tela. Here you'll find the bus that will get you to Tela. It takes about 2 to 2,5...
Pieter11 Says: There are several busses daily connecting San Pedro Sula with Copán Ruinas. They all depart from the beautiful new busstation in the western part of the city. This huge new " Gran Central de Busses" has busses departing to the west and the south, and also has a nice shopping...
bobcatourist Says: I own guns myself, but the number of them that I saw in San Pedro Sula made me concerned about my "prospects for the future". My first time out on a Sunday night a money changer was kind enough to point out a nice Chinese restaurant where I could get a meal and a beer. Until...
katibug Says: If you do decide to go out at night, stick to the main roads, even in a taxi. It is the side streets and neighborhoods where most of the gang violence is. Also, always ask the cab driver how much your ride will be before getting in the cab. And try to negotiate, they will...
Fid Says: It is not a good idea for a Gringo or tourist not familiar with the city to go out partying at discos and bars in San Pedro Sula after dark or late into the evening. If you are going to go out, go to a restaurant and go back to your lodging after you eat.Crime is on the...
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Great outdoor setting with excellent local cuisine. They even bring you candles when the power goes out! The anafres are excellent! Order them up any way you...
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Q: My daughter needs to get from San Pedro to la Ceiba- and return to airport- her flight out is early and Hedman says they have...
A: I suggest taking a plane.. that is what we will be doing next week to get to La Ceiba. Returning to the US my flight leaves early so I will overnight at the Metrotel...
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San Pedro Sula - The Industrial Center Of Honduras
I have traveled to San Pedro Sula over thirty times over the past eight years on business. Overall the people are friendly and the food is excellent. There is plenty to do in the city- lots of...
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Whenever you are travelling through Honduras, you cannot do it without visiting San Pedro Sula for at least once. The city in the northeast of the country is the biggest after the capital Tegucigalpa,...
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I wasn't in the country long enough to draw many conclusions - but I had the good fortune to meet and speak with a few of San Pedro Sula's citizens. Honduras, like many countries in Central America,...
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San Pedro Sula es la segunda ciudad de Honduras, está ubicada al norte de la capital, a unas cuatro horas en carro particular, es de clima caliente y humedo, y es la ciudad mas rica en su desarrollo...
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It has been a while since I have been to San Pedro. For me San Pedro, was nothing more than a stop on the way to the Bay Islands. It is kind of a dark and gloomy place with not much to see.
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