Bad service, bad food, although there is a big variety of food, it tastes like everything is cooked in the same pots and pans. Most food is bad to passable, don't expect any really good food The convenience store and coffee shop is right next to the restaurant, and both have a great service and good pastries

Good selection of food. Good taste and quantity. Fair priced.

It was good food and comfortable setting.

I did nor stay at the hotel. Just stopped for bathroom and food break.

Good coffee break enroute to san pedro sula

Old hotel, room was dirty, beds had hairs when checked in. Do not recommend.

Great place to have good food and Drinks with your family and friends.

Nice but very crowded

Granja D'Elia is a classic honduran buffet restaurant in Honduras located in Comayagua among CA5 road. It is a buffet, were you can find a lot of delicious honduran fast foods and fine dining. The staff is very kind and helpful for every need you may have. They also have a supermarket were you can find all products like milk, bread, snacks, vegetables and so many more.

Absolutely delicious food & the fact that it is a buffet made it quick to eat & go. We stopped there on the way to Tela & back. Loved the free birds section before entering the toilets.

Food was highly expensive and the quality left a lot to wish for. It seemed as if they had simple reheated yesterday's food and served it again.

What an awesome place!! Everyone was really friendly amd the food was good. It was a nice place to stay for two weeks.

Avoid this place. To be frank, I only came because it was open earlier than my first choice of restaurants. It’s one of the places that caters to large caravans of people so it’s a buffet style. You can get in and out pretty quick. Unfortunately the food is ok at best and the service is pretty bad. My waitress was wonderful so I tipped her well but I almost penalized her because of the overpriced food. It’s not her fault though she’s just trying to make a living best she can and like I said she was great. Coffee is not the best. Overall the bad food and the bad customer service from the cashier and the ladies at the buffet will keep me from giving them a better rating.

Cant say nothing wrong about the restaurant food amd service are great. However the hotel rooms (at least the one I stayed #5) needs lots of TLC. From a noisy refrigerator, to gaps on the doors, to rusted and old faucets, mold and broken tiles on the bath tub,

Best coffee I have ever had and I am a coffee addict. Great authentic food. Mejor cafe de Honduras. Desayuno fresco y delicioso.

Very slow check in. The A/C units in the rooms are too old. Our room never got cold. The breakfast was ok

As far as roadtrip stops go this is a good place for lunch. Specially if you are travelling with kids and they need to get out if the car for a break. It is clean and they always have fresh produce one can buy. I would recommend the chicken sandwiches on the super side (fresh and good) instead of eating at the restaurant itself because although it's not bad, for the price it isn't worth it.

My wife and I stayed there three nights. The rooms are simple, large, comfortable, and clean. The bathroom is also large. The room we had was in the back behind the Expo Auditorium, so it was very quiet. There is a pool, although we didn't use it. The food in the cafeteria/restaurant is quite good. The breakfast that comes included with the room was very substantial. I recommend something along the lines of a "Plato Típico". It's delicious. It's a buffet setup. We ate other meals there as well, and they were very good. There's also a grocery store if you want to pick up something to take back to your room to munch on later.

Good place to eat but expensive for whst you get. However the market section is heaven, many products you can not get in Tegucigalpa's stores.

If you are traveling from San Pedro Sula to Tegucigalpa or vice versa, this is the place to stop for a meal, coffee, supermarket, enjoy it and is just half way the trip so is good even for stretching your legs.