The short answer

“Catracho” is what Hondurans call themselves, and the menu says it out loud: a McMuffin Catracho built with refried beans, a Desayuno Catracho breakfast plate, banana oatmeal in the banana republic that coined the term, a toasted sandwich made with loroco flowers, and a McCafé that pours horchata — including an iced coffee horchata — beside the Café Catracho house roast. No other McDonald’s menu wears its nationality this proudly.

Honduras shares its platform with El Salvador’s menu (same franchise group, same Antojos category, same Gourmet Creations), but the localizations diverge: where El Salvador goes Salvadoreño, Honduras goes Catracho, and the McCafé is the most localized counter in the pair. Images © McDonald’s Honduras, checked against the chain’s own menu.

Checked September 10, 2026. Prices run in lempiras through the app; the corporate menu doesn’t publish them.

Breakfast

Item What it is
McMuffin Catracho McMuffin Catracho Egg, cheese and refried beans; the Súper adds sausage. A menu item named after the national identity.
Desayuno Catracho Desayuno Catracho The full Honduran plate: eggs, beans, cream, plantains, tortilla.
McMuffin Hondureño McMuffin Hondureño con Jamón The ham build of the bean McMuffin family.
Avena Banano Avena Banano Banana-and-nut oatmeal, in the country bananas made famous.

Burgers

Item What it is
Big Mac Big Mac Single and double.
Big Tasty Big Tasty Beef, double, bacon — and, unusually even for Big Tasty markets, a chicken version.
Big Tasty de Pollo Big Tasty de Pollo The chicken Big Tasty, a Honduran specialty.
McNífica McNífica The Latin American signature, single or double.
McBacon Doble McBacon Doble Double beef, bacon, no poetry.
Quesoburguesa Quesoburguesa Single to triple; star of the ‘el queso te alcanza’ value push.
Creaciones Gourmet Creaciones Gourmet Clásica and Smoke Tocino, single or double.
McPollo Sándwich McPollo The regional McChicken, with the McCrispy Bacon Ranch as the new premium above it.

Antojos

Item What it is
Tostado Loroco Tostado Loroco A toastie made with loroco — the edible flower bud that flavors pupusas. Possibly the most locally rooted ingredient on any McDonald’s menu anywhere.
Bean & Cheese Tostado Tostado Frijol y Queso Beans and cheese, toasted; ham version beside it.
McPatata McPatata The loaded baked potato.
Derretido Derretido Clásico The melt.

Desserts

Item What it is
McFlurry Oreo McFlurry Oreo Six permanent McFlurries: Oreo and M&M’s in chocolate, caramel and strawberry builds.
Caramel Sundae Sundae de Caramelo The sundae trio’s local favorite.
Cheese Pie Pastel de Queso With apple beside it, and the McCafé case adding more below.
McCono McCono Vanilla, chocolate, swirl.

McCafé: the most Honduran counter in the chain

Three things on this McCafé board exist nowhere else in this site’s coverage: horchata (and an iced coffee horchata, which is inspired), Café Catracho as the house roast, and pastel de elote — corn cake — in the dessert case beside the cheesecakes. Add the McFizz sodas, six frappé flavors, chai lines and a chocolate with marshmallows, and this is the McCafé that best argues the counter should localize everywhere.

FAQ

What does ‘Catracho’ mean on the menu?

It’s the Hondurans’ own name for themselves — so the McMuffin Catracho and Desayuno Catracho are literally the ‘Honduran McMuffin’ and ‘Honduran breakfast’: refried beans, plantains, cream and tortilla doing the localizing.

Does McDonald’s Honduras serve horchata?

Yes — at McCafé, straight or as an iced coffee horchata, which may be the single most interesting drink in the McDonald’s Americas. The pastel de elote (corn cake) sits in the same case.

What is loroco?

An edible flower bud, a signature Central American ingredient (the classic pupusa filling) — and here, a toasted sandwich on the Antojos menu.

What burgers are unique to Honduras?

The Big Tasty de Pollo tops the list; the wider board shares the McNífica, Quesoburguesa, McBacon and Gourmet Creations with El Salvador, priced in lempiras via the app.

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