Food was decent. Could use better seating, and definitely better customer service at the register. Answering Good morning in Latin culture is a must!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Erasmo Sosa
I find this place to be a bit pricey for what it is. my favorite pupusas/breakfast place in Atlanta, charges my $12 for a breakfast and here I had to pay for $25 for a similar dish and the taste is not as good. I ended up paying $35 dollars for some eggs with meat, 1 pupusa and a gas station coffee.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 5
Desmond Williams
Wonderful people, wonderful food! Very nice and friendly! Will visit again!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sir Johnson
They are welcoming
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pupusas De Arros
GERSON, TZÜLĻ
The truth is that the food is passable but from about 2 months ago until today it is very expensive, they have prices like fine restaurants, a breakfast 16 almost 17 dollars and a lunch 20 dollars. For it is very overpriced for the price I would not recommend it
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
Danny Hidalgo
Very delicious pupusas.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Anayeli Diaz
They don't even know how to answer the phone, they hang up on you without confirming the order, nor do they ask you if you would like something else, a total chicken coop. When people will understand that thanks to clients they have a job
Service: 1
Andy H
BEWARE: NO PRICES POSTED - compared to other taco trucks, expect to pay 2-3x. VERY VERY EXPENSIVE if you're used to stopping at food trucks.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Carlos Urdaneta Abogado
In Tres País I tried the pupusas for the first time and I really liked them, especially the jalapeño cheese one.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tay M
Im Japanese and my wife is Salvadorean been in El salvador for long time eating pupusas, and I can tell this pupusas they have here is just imitation.1. Wokers were calling curtido (pickled vegetables commonly made with Lettuce, carrot, jelepeno, onions, beets cauliflower) a SALAD, I was confused when they said salad because authentically they are served with curtido.2. Rice Pupusas were hard to chew. Hardest pupusas I've ever had.3. Pupusas are round but here it was little slappy.Over all my main point is that if you are not Salvadoran trying to make Salvadoreño food at least educate yourself about Salvadorean culture and their food to be more professional.Btw you eat pupusas without fork, they use fingers.
Disappointed. Pupusas not good, real pupusas are round tasty and soft. But this restaurant is not good enough. I am Salvadoran and I feel they don’t respect my culture with that kind of sloppy and hard pupusas. And what about the CURTIDO?! if you are Salvadoran you know what I am talking about, because in this restaurant coworkers called “SALAD” to CURTIDO. At least they should call the food by their real name!
Marco Rios
Delicious pupusas! Birria tacos were also good! La seńora que nos atendio por la tarde muy amable. You order at the counter and then pay the cashier in the gas station. Highly recommend ????
Lauren Fowler
Absolutely outstanding pupusas. Would 100% recommend.
Jason Byrd
Yuri makes fantastic food.
Gottfried Kibelka
Interesting set-up inside the gas station: you order, get a check, walk over to the gas station cashier pay, and walk back to the counter (la mayoría habla inglés y español).The must have opened recently since the curtido - a slightly fermented cabbage salad - was still crunchy and the whiteboard displaying the menu was lacking prices.I still ask you to support this place. We need more pupusas in Birmingham!
Food was decent. Could use better seating, and definitely better customer service at the register. Answering Good morning in Latin culture is a must!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
I find this place to be a bit pricey for what it is. my favorite pupusas/breakfast place in Atlanta, charges my $12 for a breakfast and here I had to pay for $25 for a similar dish and the taste is not as good. I ended up paying $35 dollars for some eggs with meat, 1 pupusa and a gas station coffee.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 5
Wonderful people, wonderful food! Very nice and friendly! Will visit again!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
They are welcoming
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pupusas De Arros
The truth is that the food is passable but from about 2 months ago until today it is very expensive, they have prices like fine restaurants, a breakfast 16 almost 17 dollars and a lunch 20 dollars. For it is very overpriced for the price I would not recommend it
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
Very delicious pupusas.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
They don't even know how to answer the phone, they hang up on you without confirming the order, nor do they ask you if you would like something else, a total chicken coop. When people will understand that thanks to clients they have a job
Service: 1
BEWARE: NO PRICES POSTED - compared to other taco trucks, expect to pay 2-3x. VERY VERY EXPENSIVE if you're used to stopping at food trucks.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
In Tres País I tried the pupusas for the first time and I really liked them, especially the jalapeño cheese one.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Im Japanese and my wife is Salvadorean been in El salvador for long time eating pupusas, and I can tell this pupusas they have here is just imitation.1. Wokers were calling curtido (pickled vegetables commonly made with Lettuce, carrot, jelepeno, onions, beets cauliflower) a SALAD, I was confused when they said salad because authentically they are served with curtido.2. Rice Pupusas were hard to chew. Hardest pupusas I've ever had.3. Pupusas are round but here it was little slappy.Over all my main point is that if you are not Salvadoran trying to make Salvadoreño food at least educate yourself about Salvadorean culture and their food to be more professional.Btw you eat pupusas without fork, they use fingers.
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Disappointed. Pupusas not good, real pupusas are round tasty and soft. But this restaurant is not good enough. I am Salvadoran and I feel they don’t respect my culture with that kind of sloppy and hard pupusas. And what about the CURTIDO?! if you are Salvadoran you know what I am talking about, because in this restaurant coworkers called “SALAD” to CURTIDO. At least they should call the food by their real name!
Delicious pupusas! Birria tacos were also good! La seńora que nos atendio por la tarde muy amable. You order at the counter and then pay the cashier in the gas station. Highly recommend ????
Absolutely outstanding pupusas. Would 100% recommend.
Yuri makes fantastic food.
Interesting set-up inside the gas station: you order, get a check, walk over to the gas station cashier pay, and walk back to the counter (la mayoría habla inglés y español).The must have opened recently since the curtido - a slightly fermented cabbage salad - was still crunchy and the whiteboard displaying the menu was lacking prices.I still ask you to support this place. We need more pupusas in Birmingham!
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