Nueva San Salvador II
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Nueva San Salvador II Reviews
Must know Spanish. If you do you’ll find this place very good and welcoming. Very unique food choices. I was a fan. Staff is very friendly but mainly speak Spanish
Food is good and service is great. Highly recommend this place for Latin food
I discovered this place by walking around the area and I don’t regret a single penny.
I’m not Salvadorian, but wow, this seems to be very authentic Salvadorian food. The food was really good! And the prices were really affordable considering the amount of food this place serves. Also, the waitresses were good and attentive.
I only wish they accept Apple Pay soon, but other than that, this place is amazing.
I’m not Salvadorian, but wow, this seems to be very authentic Salvadorian food. The food was really good! And the prices were really affordable considering the amount of food this place serves. Also, the waitresses were good and attentive.
I only wish they accept Apple Pay soon, but other than that, this place is amazing.
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 10PM |
Nueva San Salvador II is a small, cozy restaurant with a pleasant atmosphere, perfect for conversations with companions. The staff is kind and attentive, ensuring a great dining experience. Their menu features traditional Latin American dishes, including delicious pupusas with options like cheese and revuelta. Customers have described the food as authentic and fresh, with some noting that it tastes more homemade. While the horchata may not meet everyone's expectations, the food is generally tasty and reasonably priced. The restaurant has limited parking but is kid-friendly and wheelchair accessible. Despite occasional delays and some staff stress, Nueva San Salvador II feels like a home away from home for those from Latin American countries, serving up familiar flavors and dishes reminiscent of homemade cooking. The place is clean and calm, offering a more authentic experience, though service can sometimes be lacking. The coffee and juices are appreciated, and the pupusas, despite being made with mozzarella in some cases, are enjoyed by many.