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“Love the pupusas here. Literally no bad choices on any of them. We usually get mixtas (chicharrón, frijoles, y queso) con loroco. I also recommend carnitas (steak and cheese). If you've got a sweet tooth the bakery has great sweet breads and pastries. Try the guava y queso!“
“Service was friendly and attentive from the waitress that was working there today.She was super sweet and made us feel welcomed.I wish I had gotten her name but she’s young, tall, and had blonde hair.Aside from the service, the food was great.We ordered the mixta pupusas (6), (2)mango drink (agua fresca), and a tamale de maíz frito con crema.The price also didn’t feel expensive, the total came at $20.Not bad at all.Soo good, happy I stopped by and got my fix of pupusas! Can’t wait to go back.Definitely recommend.“
“Si me encanta este restaurante. La comida es deliciosa. Pupusas, tamales horchata. Todo lo que hacen. Lo único que me incomoda es que las empleadas no están usando mascarilla y mas ahora que el contagio del virus está fuerte de nuevo. Siento que no les interesa protegerse ellas, ni a su clientela. ☹️“
“I come here all the time for their breakfast even if it's 3 in the afternoon it always hits the spot .probably the best prices out of the Salvadoran restaurants in the area with some of the highest quality food. I definitely recommend checking them out if you like authentic Salvadoran food.“
“Located in a strip mall, so it's hard to see from the road, but exactly what you'd expect from a family owned, authentic restaurant. Plastic chairs, formica tables, posters, etc., so no frills. It is a big place and has a grocery store attached. The food was good and very reasonable. We got papusas which came with a side of pickled cabbage--really good! Plantains were also delicious.“