Manantial Salvadorean Restaurant
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Recent Reviews
75 ratings
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Very clean restaurant. I ordered the Coffee Bear rolled ice cream. It was alright which I didn’t taste the coffee. But I also bought their Salvadoran Quesadilla which is a cheese bread and it was sooo good. That was really the high light of my visit. I would rate this bread 2nd place in my tier list for the Salvadorian Quesadilla.
Just moved into town from San Fernando Valley and have been missing my Salvadorian food so I searched for a Salvadorian restaurant near me I could try and decided on Manantial. I Love It! New favorite place 😁. The server also surprised me with a free treat for Mother's Day. Made my day!
Manantial never disappoints. I’ve done both dine-in and takeout, and the quality is consistently excellent. The pan con pollo was flavorful, fresh, and generously portioned — tender chicken, perfectly seasoned, and assembled just right.
I also tried their pupusas revueltas, especially during their discounted pupusa Thursdays, and they were outstanding. Cooked fresh, packed with flavor, and served hot with curtido and salsa that complemented everything perfectly. You can...read full review
I also tried their pupusas revueltas, especially during their discounted pupusa Thursdays, and they were outstanding. Cooked fresh, packed with flavor, and served hot with curtido and salsa that complemented everything perfectly. You can...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Tuesday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Wednesday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Thursday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 8:30PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 7PM |
Manantial Salvadorean Restaurant is a hidden gem offering authentic Central American deliciousness. The food is fresh, tasty, and made with care. Pupusas are a standout, described as the best ever tried. The rice pupusas have a soft, buttery texture, while the pupusas de maíz taste fresh and not like generic corn flour. Specials like Pupusas Revueltas are excellent. Other dishes like the fried plantain with beans and sour cream, and the Desayuno Tipico (Typical Breakfast), are very authentic and delicious. The loroco and spicy salsa that accompany the pupusas are made to perfection.
The restaurant also serves many breakfast options all day and features a variety of snack treats. Their all-natural Agua frescas, including an authentic horchata, and fresh green juice are highlights. For dessert, they offer many fun flavors of ice cream made fresh, including rolled ice cream and a strawberry and cheesecake frozen treat, perfect for a hot day.
The inside is a cute, clean little place. Service is very friendly, attentive, and nice. Prices are reasonable. While not fast food, meals are received in a timely manner by staff who work hard to bring their best forward. It is a highly recommended spot for excellent food and service.