“HIDDEN GEM!! I stopped in the grab some lunch, 3 pupusas (1 cheese, 1 chorizo, 1 cheese and jalapeño).... And it is now my go-to. The pupusas were large (I couldn't finish, had a half of the meal for lunch the bext day), the sauces were plentiful, and hit that perfect balance of flavor/heat, and the cabbage was fresh. For the price the servings were generous. Prices were pretty typical, so it was a pleasant surprise. Now for the pupusas, perfectly crispy but not oily, light but full of filling, cheese oozing- perfect corn dough texture (not mealy or rubbery, even after a 10 minute drive home). Service was great, and kind enough to fill in my poor Spanish. I stepped next door to grab some paletas (perfect location if you're like me and want your savory and sweet in one stop). It was ready in about 10 mins, I sat in a booth- everything looks new, all the tables/floors were clean, and the music was a nice complement (not too loud, so you could have a conversation). Overall, 10/10, will be back!“
“Ive been in this city for a long time, yall. Mamacita's is the BEST place to get breakfast. I recommend the desayunos con Carne! It's steak and eggs with plantains, beans, cheese, and piping hot Tortillas. The coffee is also muy bien, But the best part of Mamacita's are the nice ladies that work there. Bone app the teeth!!!“
“Super good! I had the mojarra frita for the first time and loved it. I also tried a little of the breakfast which was good and the pupusas were delicious. I live almost an hour from the restaurant and the drive is definitely worth itParking: Parking was good!“
“Delicias de El Salvador is nearby my studio, and I can’t resist going here at least 1x week for lunch. I’m actually not sure why I don’t go every day, the food is SO GOOD. I’m admittedly in a pupusa rut, and though I’ve tried them all, I keep coming back to the revuelta and frijol varieties. They serve them traditionally with a little liquid salsa and spicy slaw on the side. It’s like nothing else! My wife loves them too so sometimes I bring them home to go. Although this restaurant is a good opportunity to practice Spanish, they do speak English so no problem if you’re going in for the first time and don’t yet speak any Spanish. They serve it up pretty fast and always with a smile.“
“Our group of 4 really loved this place. Some of the staff is working on English so kudos to them. Our waiter knew when to bring in someone who had a darn good grasp of English. Some of the dishes had some similar names to Mexican dishes, but they were different. Look at the pictures on the menu. They are helpful. Be kind. This is a good place with good food and wonderful people. Don't miss it! We plan to bring all of our friends to this great restaurant.“