Had a huge pupusa craving, and our local Miami friend suggested that we all go here! PARKING: A small lot with free parking WHAT I ORDERED: * Baleada * Tamal de elote * Pupusas de frijol * La Picadita * Agua de tamarindo * Mojito FOOD + DRINKS: The pupusas and tamal came out first, and were a great way to start off the meal! The tamal was tender went especially well with the crema, and the pupusas were pretty solid. The curtido was really good here - nice and tangy. La picadita was a nice way for us to sample a whole bunch of Salvadoran bites that we were craving as a lighter break between the other dishes - the tortillas and tostones especially. But the star of the show was the steak obviously! Very well seasoned and juicy. The baleada came out last and was also delicious with tons of fresh avocado. I do wish we got the one with egg, but maybe next time. The aguas were pretty standard, but great to wash down the food. The mojito was okay, but a little too sweet. SERVICE: Super friendly service and food came out fairly fast. VIBES: Spacious and lots of seating - great for catching up with friends or family. BOTTOM LINE: Pretty solid place to get your Salvadoran food fix - hope to come back sometime.
Marleny Retana
I passed by this restaurant on March 16 and it was a bad experience, my beef soup was cold and tasteless, some grills for the others were still hot, yes, but tasteless and too expensive.
GRISELDA LATORRE
This morning, my husband and I decided to come and have breakfast here. Well, we had heard that they had a breakfast called "BUKELE." The name caught my attention. When we arrived, it was completely empty. They took care of us quickly. When ordering our food, the waitress immediately informed us that they had no avocado. At no time did she offer us a replacement for the lack of avocado. Well, they brought us the food. We immediately got a strong smell of rotten eggs. I personally didn't even touch them. My husband tried a little and didn't like them. Well, the rest of the food was mediocre. The meat was soft and delicious. But what really bothered me was that after we paid the bill and we got up to leave, I looked over at the table on the side. We noticed that those customers had avocado on their plates. How is it possible that half an hour before I was told they did not have avocados, but when these people arrived, they had avocados available for them???!! It got worse when I found out that my friend who had breakfast the day before was also told that there was no avocado. That sounds weird and unfair. This is enough for me not to eat again in this place because it seems that avocados are served only to those who they choose. I prefer the Atlakat located on Taft and Douglas.This morning my husband and I decided to come here for breakfast. Well, we had heard that they had a breakfast called "BUKELE." The name caught my attention. When we arrived the place was completely empty. They attended to us quickly. Upon ordering our food, the waitress immediately informed us that they did not have avocado. At no time did they offer us a substitution due to the lack of avocado. Well, they brought us food. Immediately we had a strong smell of rotten eggs. I personally didn't even touch them. My husband tried a little and he didn't like them. Well the rest of the food was mediocre. The meat is very soft and delicious. But what really bothered me is that after paying the bill and we got up to leave, I looked at the table next to me and those people's breakfasts did have avocado. How is it possible, that half an hour before they told me that they didn't have avocado, but they did for the people who arrived later? And worse was when I found out that my friend who had breakfast there the day before was also told that there was no avocado. That sounds weird and unfair. This is enough to never eat at this place again because it seems like they only serve avocados to whoever they choose. I prefer the Atlakat located on Taft and Douglas.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 2
Paul Barrios
Common place
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Adria Fortes Pino
Excellent food, delicious, very rich natural juices.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Parillada de 2, Tres Leches Cuatro Leches
Jesus Baquedano
We ordered two shrimp ceviches to take away and they gave us a few and without sauces when we went to the restaurant to eat, yes everything was good, good ceviche, good service, but to take away you actually get a desiccation on the plate
Byron Espin
Outside balcony facing the street, good place to
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Manuel Pino
The food in the restaurant is very good and I eat every now and then and am satisfied. The service is very good and the cleanliness is good. I recommend it. You will like it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pescado Frito
Dayana ALVIS
Very good food, one of my favorite places and the service is always excellent!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Juan Peraza
The pupusas are tasteless and the worst of all is that they have the ridiculous and abusive price of $5.00 cu.
Good food from El Salvador and Latin America.Local and pleasant atmosphere.Reasonable prices.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
patrick dill
Best pupusas and horchata in Miami area! It was our first time wife and I and we loved it. We had to stop by twice! Delicious food and great service! Will be back when in town again and again!!!! Keep up the great service and delicious tasteful food!!! Breakfast plates are huge and very delicious as well!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
nathalia gomez sanchez
The establishment does not comply with the slightest cleaning service, not to mention the attention provided by the owner herself and her waitresses.I don't recommend it, there are cockroaches and the bathroom is disgusting!!?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Kathy Martin
Excellent food and service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
JACSEL TORRES
I love this place we go at least 3 Fridays a month it has kareoke every Friday and the atmosphere is super cozy and calm!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ceviche de Pescado, Alitas de Pollo
Had a huge pupusa craving, and our local Miami friend suggested that we all go here! PARKING: A small lot with free parking WHAT I ORDERED: * Baleada * Tamal de elote * Pupusas de frijol * La Picadita * Agua de tamarindo * Mojito FOOD + DRINKS: The pupusas and tamal came out first, and were a great way to start off the meal! The tamal was tender went especially well with the crema, and the pupusas were pretty solid. The curtido was really good here - nice and tangy. La picadita was a nice way for us to sample a whole bunch of Salvadoran bites that we were craving as a lighter break between the other dishes - the tortillas and tostones especially. But the star of the show was the steak obviously! Very well seasoned and juicy. The baleada came out last and was also delicious with tons of fresh avocado. I do wish we got the one with egg, but maybe next time. The aguas were pretty standard, but great to wash down the food. The mojito was okay, but a little too sweet. SERVICE: Super friendly service and food came out fairly fast. VIBES: Spacious and lots of seating - great for catching up with friends or family. BOTTOM LINE: Pretty solid place to get your Salvadoran food fix - hope to come back sometime.
I passed by this restaurant on March 16 and it was a bad experience, my beef soup was cold and tasteless, some grills for the others were still hot, yes, but tasteless and too expensive.
This morning, my husband and I decided to come and have breakfast here. Well, we had heard that they had a breakfast called "BUKELE." The name caught my attention. When we arrived, it was completely empty. They took care of us quickly. When ordering our food, the waitress immediately informed us that they had no avocado. At no time did she offer us a replacement for the lack of avocado. Well, they brought us the food. We immediately got a strong smell of rotten eggs. I personally didn't even touch them. My husband tried a little and didn't like them. Well, the rest of the food was mediocre. The meat was soft and delicious. But what really bothered me was that after we paid the bill and we got up to leave, I looked over at the table on the side. We noticed that those customers had avocado on their plates. How is it possible that half an hour before I was told they did not have avocados, but when these people arrived, they had avocados available for them???!! It got worse when I found out that my friend who had breakfast the day before was also told that there was no avocado. That sounds weird and unfair. This is enough for me not to eat again in this place because it seems that avocados are served only to those who they choose. I prefer the Atlakat located on Taft and Douglas.This morning my husband and I decided to come here for breakfast. Well, we had heard that they had a breakfast called "BUKELE." The name caught my attention. When we arrived the place was completely empty. They attended to us quickly. Upon ordering our food, the waitress immediately informed us that they did not have avocado. At no time did they offer us a substitution due to the lack of avocado. Well, they brought us food. Immediately we had a strong smell of rotten eggs. I personally didn't even touch them. My husband tried a little and he didn't like them. Well the rest of the food was mediocre. The meat is very soft and delicious. But what really bothered me is that after paying the bill and we got up to leave, I looked at the table next to me and those people's breakfasts did have avocado. How is it possible, that half an hour before they told me that they didn't have avocado, but they did for the people who arrived later? And worse was when I found out that my friend who had breakfast there the day before was also told that there was no avocado. That sounds weird and unfair. This is enough to never eat at this place again because it seems like they only serve avocados to whoever they choose. I prefer the Atlakat located on Taft and Douglas.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 2
Common place
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Excellent food, delicious, very rich natural juices.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Parillada de 2, Tres Leches Cuatro Leches
We ordered two shrimp ceviches to take away and they gave us a few and without sauces when we went to the restaurant to eat, yes everything was good, good ceviche, good service, but to take away you actually get a desiccation on the plate
Outside balcony facing the street, good place to
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
The food in the restaurant is very good and I eat every now and then and am satisfied. The service is very good and the cleanliness is good. I recommend it. You will like it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pescado Frito
Very good food, one of my favorite places and the service is always excellent!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The pupusas are tasteless and the worst of all is that they have the ridiculous and abusive price of $5.00 cu.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Good food from El Salvador and Latin America.Local and pleasant atmosphere.Reasonable prices.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best pupusas and horchata in Miami area! It was our first time wife and I and we loved it. We had to stop by twice! Delicious food and great service! Will be back when in town again and again!!!! Keep up the great service and delicious tasteful food!!! Breakfast plates are huge and very delicious as well!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The establishment does not comply with the slightest cleaning service, not to mention the attention provided by the owner herself and her waitresses.I don't recommend it, there are cockroaches and the bathroom is disgusting!!?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Excellent food and service!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I love this place we go at least 3 Fridays a month it has kareoke every Friday and the atmosphere is super cozy and calm!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ceviche de Pescado, Alitas de Pollo