We enjoyed our meals at Cannibal's. The people were really nice and the food was good! Our server was about 12 years old and we clowned around with him. He knows how to handle tourists, that's for sure!

Enjoyed our visit to the Cannibal Cafe. Chips were obviously homemade and served hot. Salsa was really good and fresh. Couldn't even begin to finish Big Kahuna burrito. Special ordered a shrimp quesadilla. Was outstanding. Only problem was service. Sat upstairs to enjoy watching Semana Santa crowd. Even though the restaurant wasn't very busy when we were there, had to... More

Don't order the Tostado unless you like ketchup on your mexican. Do order the steak taco, which was very good. The quesadillas are good as well. The service is slow, but that's to be expected in West End. They didn't have margaritas!! We heard some various bad reviews from other people we met on the island, but I didn't think... More

Sandra and Kevin consistency with service and quality reflects the fresh timely delivery of a Chicago baker and the charm and accuracy of an Edelweiss Girl. How ever the menu is TexMex! The best. Wide variety of hot sauces.

We ate, chilled out, had a beer or a pepsi here a few times during our week in Roatan. I'm not exactly a nacho connaisseur by any stretch, although it's a snack of choice. These salsa and chips were fantastic. The salsa is fresca. It's fresh, vibrant, not overly spicy or saltly, but just beautifully flavoured. The chips are hand... More

Wow, what a huge plate of food. The shrimp burrito was huge (good luck eating three of those). The beef and bean taco's were also tasty. Great selection of hot sauces and a very nice poor in the Rum and Cokes. Nice place to stop for some good Mexican food while in the West End

The salsa and chips were a great snack. The meals were good, well presented and reasonable. Highly recommended as a must visit. (The 2'nd floor has tables overlooking the street.)

Taco, chips and guacamole, salsa, tostados! All their food is great. I would skip the sopaipilla for desert as they aren't true sopaipillas, more just fried flour tortilla.

Fish tacos were awesome on a mode made tortilla. Super fresh and hit the spot. It was my first dinner in Roatan and I messed up on the conversion. I ordered 2 tacos ($10) which were HUGE. I would have been fine with one... but, of course, I finished both. YUM!