If you’re looking for a meal that feels like “homemade”, this is a great place to satisfy your craving. Staff seems energetic, polite and respectful, and they even ask if you’re allergic to any of the ingredients on the food you ask for which is not very common, that way they put your health first. Prices are reasonable and the taste is great. When you’re done eating your main meal, you can get some pastries right there as well and they’re worth it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pupusas De Chicharrón Y Queso, Veggie Options, Frijoles, Fried Tortilla, Bistec Salvadoreno, Chicken & Cheese, Jarrito, Yuca Fritta, Tortilla, Queso, French Fries, Two Tortillas, Tamal
Andrea Melchor
We ordered pupusas, not knowing much of the place. The pupusas were great. My mother is very judging with sauces but she liked them.The service was very nice, the guy serving us had a very nice presence and was cheery.The place had nice decorating for Christmas, they also had music that was pleasant but in my personal view it need something more.I loved the food, my mom will guarantee go there again.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pupusas De Chicharrón Y Queso
Hugh Mungus
5.5/10. I ordered a canoa and they gave me a fried BANANA instead of plantain. Atol de elote was watery and in a small mug. The pupusas were also small. Spicy sauce was not spicy at all, maybe mild after eating a good amount of it.For 3 pupusas, 2 atol de elote, and one canoa I paid $30 dollars. This is more like a $20 meal considering the small portion sizes.Good if you’re hungry and in the area, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to eat here.
2 Complex
Their pupusas were great and so was the orchata. The place is clean, the employees are nice and the prices are great!
Cecilia Diaz
It's too expensive and the pastelitos is horrible.I don't want to go anymore.
Valerie L.
I originally stopped in to Xinnia's a couple of years ago just to pickup som baked goods agter eating at Cafe de Sole or the now seldom open fried fish restaurant next door. (what a shame, they were really good)! I was first greeted by the wonderful smells of fresh baked goods and then always welcomed warmly into the establishment. As time went on, the smell of baked goods and cafe, (coffee), were joined with the unmistakable scents of Salvadoran/Latin food added to which was very enticing.I now regularly go in to stock-up on Pupusas, variety pack, chicken, pork, bean and cheese, with the Salvadoran slaw. I get enough for several days and of course get some pastries to go along with them. I can't say I have a favorite, everything I have tried has been quite good. You just have to see for yourself.
Christopher M.
The food is good but a bit overpriced. I go there and spend $60 like it's nothing. But the enchiladas are very good. I like them.
Eulelia V.
Service was excellent. The spot is clean and has enough tables for dine in, and the food wasn't greasy like other pupuserias, or super salty! In my book that's a plus! I also had some of their pastries and they were ok. I feel like they have a wide variety of plates to choose from, will definitely be back.
J T.
Nice pastries and coffee. Friendly staff and a great place to go for a quick snack and treat
Delicious pupusas, expect them to be small. I’ll give 3 starts because of the overpriced pastries, some pastries are very small compared to other bakeries . Salvadorean pastries aren’t that expensive any way.
Nataly
The most delicious, authentic, and flavorful Savadorian food in town! Perfect size Pupusas packed with flavor. And the Horchata is dairy-free! Perfection.
Alicia C.
Awesome local spot with some amazing service and great food. I work in the area and was looking for some good lunch. Found this spot and I am happy I did. Immediately upon entering I was greeted with a friendly and helpful staff member who shared a menu and notied me they even have car-side drop off if you call ahead. I got a pork and cheese pupusa, the chicharron y yucca, the fried plantains, and a horchata. Yum! Everything tasted great. I will be back.
Martha G.
Came here for a quick bite to eat since I was in the area. I've tried their pupusas in the past and they are pretty good. I decided to go for the grilled chicken plate and added plantains (separate dish). The chicken was grilled and smothered in onions which gave it great flavor. The rice is delicious, I wish they gave more. Definitely try this place if you're ever in the area.
Yanira Lopez
Pupusas are absolutely delicious, taste and even the size is just like back home in El Salvador, these are not those horrible pupusas rhe size of a pizza...no! These are the size that they are normal and boy are they delicious.Pastries are really, really good.Only thing I would change is the guy at the register, he is not patient with customers , a little on the rude side.Lots of parking and seating inside and outside.
My favorite place hands down all day everyday
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pupusas De Chicharrón Y Queso
If you’re looking for a meal that feels like “homemade”, this is a great place to satisfy your craving. Staff seems energetic, polite and respectful, and they even ask if you’re allergic to any of the ingredients on the food you ask for which is not very common, that way they put your health first. Prices are reasonable and the taste is great. When you’re done eating your main meal, you can get some pastries right there as well and they’re worth it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pupusas De Chicharrón Y Queso, Veggie Options, Frijoles, Fried Tortilla, Bistec Salvadoreno, Chicken & Cheese, Jarrito, Yuca Fritta, Tortilla, Queso, French Fries, Two Tortillas, Tamal
We ordered pupusas, not knowing much of the place. The pupusas were great. My mother is very judging with sauces but she liked them.The service was very nice, the guy serving us had a very nice presence and was cheery.The place had nice decorating for Christmas, they also had music that was pleasant but in my personal view it need something more.I loved the food, my mom will guarantee go there again.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pupusas De Chicharrón Y Queso
5.5/10. I ordered a canoa and they gave me a fried BANANA instead of plantain. Atol de elote was watery and in a small mug. The pupusas were also small. Spicy sauce was not spicy at all, maybe mild after eating a good amount of it.For 3 pupusas, 2 atol de elote, and one canoa I paid $30 dollars. This is more like a $20 meal considering the small portion sizes.Good if you’re hungry and in the area, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to eat here.
Their pupusas were great and so was the orchata. The place is clean, the employees are nice and the prices are great!
It's too expensive and the pastelitos is horrible.I don't want to go anymore.
I originally stopped in to Xinnia's a couple of years ago just to pickup som baked goods agter eating at Cafe de Sole or the now seldom open fried fish restaurant next door. (what a shame, they were really good)! I was first greeted by the wonderful smells of fresh baked goods and then always welcomed warmly into the establishment. As time went on, the smell of baked goods and cafe, (coffee), were joined with the unmistakable scents of Salvadoran/Latin food added to which was very enticing.I now regularly go in to stock-up on Pupusas, variety pack, chicken, pork, bean and cheese, with the Salvadoran slaw. I get enough for several days and of course get some pastries to go along with them. I can't say I have a favorite, everything I have tried has been quite good. You just have to see for yourself.
The food is good but a bit overpriced. I go there and spend $60 like it's nothing. But the enchiladas are very good. I like them.
Service was excellent. The spot is clean and has enough tables for dine in, and the food wasn't greasy like other pupuserias, or super salty! In my book that's a plus! I also had some of their pastries and they were ok. I feel like they have a wide variety of plates to choose from, will definitely be back.
Nice pastries and coffee. Friendly staff and a great place to go for a quick snack and treat
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Delicious pupusas, expect them to be small. I’ll give 3 starts because of the overpriced pastries, some pastries are very small compared to other bakeries . Salvadorean pastries aren’t that expensive any way.
The most delicious, authentic, and flavorful Savadorian food in town! Perfect size Pupusas packed with flavor. And the Horchata is dairy-free! Perfection.
Awesome local spot with some amazing service and great food. I work in the area and was looking for some good lunch. Found this spot and I am happy I did. Immediately upon entering I was greeted with a friendly and helpful staff member who shared a menu and notied me they even have car-side drop off if you call ahead. I got a pork and cheese pupusa, the chicharron y yucca, the fried plantains, and a horchata. Yum! Everything tasted great. I will be back.
Came here for a quick bite to eat since I was in the area. I've tried their pupusas in the past and they are pretty good. I decided to go for the grilled chicken plate and added plantains (separate dish). The chicken was grilled and smothered in onions which gave it great flavor. The rice is delicious, I wish they gave more. Definitely try this place if you're ever in the area.
Pupusas are absolutely delicious, taste and even the size is just like back home in El Salvador, these are not those horrible pupusas rhe size of a pizza...no! These are the size that they are normal and boy are they delicious.Pastries are really, really good.Only thing I would change is the guy at the register, he is not patient with customers , a little on the rude side.Lots of parking and seating inside and outside.