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Though the lands Christopher Columbus "discovered" are up for debate, he was the one to first christen Honduras (literal meaning: great depths) after landing there in 1502 and proclaiming, "Thank God we got out of these great depths!" If a trip to Chris' old stomping ground just isn't on the itinerary, experience this vibrant culture through the cuisine at La Costa Restaurant. Whether you're a native or a gringo, you'll be pleased with this joint, even more so with today's deal of $25 worth of food and drinks for just $10.
 
Winner of the 2007 New Times Best of Broward-Palm Beach Award for Best Honduran Restaurant, this joint has been serving up authentic eats since 1985. Housed in an old doughnut shop scross from a car dealership this unassuming joint is full of unexpected flavor with menu favorites like the baleadas, which are hot, fat, fluffy tortillas layered with beans, crema and strips of juicy marinated steak (two for $7.50). These ubiquitous eats function as utilitarian staples in every meal of the day back in their homeland. Other must-tries are the specialty breakfast (eggs, meat, white cheese, refried beans, crema), fresh ceviche, grilled paradilla, seafood soup and much more.