“Anna Ruth delivers exceptional Salvadoran cuisine with remarkable consistency and craftsmanship. Each dish reflects authentic flavors, balanced seasoning, and meticulous preparation. From the first bite to the last, her cooking showcases both technical skill and a deep understanding of traditional Salvadoran culinary heritage. A truly outstanding dining experience.”
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Javier Cardoso
We're family of six. All our kids are under 9 years old. Every time we come here we get the 12 pack of pupusas an it's enough for us. You also get a 2 liter soda with the order. In my opinion the price for it is not too bad
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sandy Morado
This is a Salvadoran restaurant w wonderful Pupusas I always get the Revelta ones . ( pork beans and cheese inside). They also have good French fries. And a few homemade juices. They make this Horchata that is like No other I have ever tried . It tastes like cocoa, nutty and creamy this is the Salvador version better than Mexican Horchata hands down! They also sell some Salvador items like packaged cookies , chips , sauces, pops like their popular kolashampan
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
Sherry Begay
First time we came it was amazing, second was mmmaaww, third was disappointed!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 1
Junior Grijalva
The pupusas are bad and expensive, I don't recommend them 😒
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Magadalena
Delicious, very friendly, everything excellent
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
abraham garcia
Those who are in the kitchen should check their kitchen products. I bought some pastries and the meat was ruined. Just like empanadas. You pay the price to eat the food, not to throw it away.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
lol lol
I love their pupusas!! I recommend it... Its delicious waters... the best
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rebecca Black
Great little place with pleasant atmosphere. Great customer service. Good prices. Would come again!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Levi Van Pay
Drove across town to come here because it says open until 8. And they are closed.
Excellent place to eat. I especially like their pupusas, fruit water...etc. Good service and attention... I give them a 100.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Eli N Arroyo
Excellent food, first class service You must be patient because they serve hot meals if they take a while and sometimes a little while but almost everything is perfect the place does need to be modernized but that's the least of it
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Imelda Guevara
Place was already closed when I got there and it was 7 pm please call before you go. They don’t really closed at 8 pm
Natalia Green
We ordered 7 pupusas of a mix of cheese and revueltas To Go since it was close to closing. It took about 10min for all 7. Considering anywhere else I've had them takes a minimum of 15-20 for 3, that was the first sketchy part.1. Food.You can tell the food was previously frozen. Everything was crumbling into pieces (the only thing sort of holding them together was the cheese) and burnt when pulling them out of containers and it was cold by the time we got home (a 5min drive). The cabbage they gave us was just soggy cabbage, it had no real flavor associated with what you normally get with quality pupusas. We got no silverware which is odd considering it was to go.2. ServiceThey only speak Spanish which is great if you know it. I was lucky to know enough to be able to properly order. Other reviews mentioned they take advantage of you if you dont speak Spanish so our circumstance was fortunate.3. AtmosphereNo. Just, no. There was a bucket on one of the tables to catch drips from the ceiling where the rain was getting through. The entire floor was sticky, especially in the bathroom. Bathroom was sketchy and I'm not one to ick over public bathrooms. The place itself is super run down and all the decor was rundown with it. This isn't really a cozy hole in the wall restaurant. This was a literal hole in the wall.However, having worked in the restaurant industry and understanding what makes a good restaurant, their cleanliness standards are 0. Their food is far from quality, frozen, and the most expensive pupusas I've ever had. Their service may be geared towards Spanish speakers, but having at least one person there that speaks English would provide some kind of understanding that they care about a variety of people. Tbh, I'm surprised and glad we didn't get sick. Having a front of house looking like that can only indicate the back of house is worse. At least try guys, come on.0/10 would sadly never recommend to anybody. Costa Del Sol is still my top spot for pupusas in Ogden, we were just excited to try another place and were sorely disappointed.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Edgar Chavez
Hands down the best Pupusas in Ogden.Wow. WOW. Great serving portion and delicious!Their curtido tasted incredibly homemade and their Revueltas are out of this world good!
“Anna Ruth delivers exceptional Salvadoran cuisine with remarkable consistency and craftsmanship. Each dish reflects authentic flavors, balanced seasoning, and meticulous preparation. From the first bite to the last, her cooking showcases both technical skill and a deep understanding of traditional Salvadoran culinary heritage. A truly outstanding dining experience.”
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We're family of six. All our kids are under 9 years old. Every time we come here we get the 12 pack of pupusas an it's enough for us. You also get a 2 liter soda with the order. In my opinion the price for it is not too bad
Food: 5
Service: 5
This is a Salvadoran restaurant w wonderful Pupusas I always get the Revelta ones . ( pork beans and cheese inside). They also have good French fries. And a few homemade juices. They make this Horchata that is like No other I have ever tried . It tastes like cocoa, nutty and creamy this is the Salvador version better than Mexican Horchata hands down! They also sell some Salvador items like packaged cookies , chips , sauces, pops like their popular kolashampan
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
First time we came it was amazing, second was mmmaaww, third was disappointed!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 1
The pupusas are bad and expensive, I don't recommend them 😒
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Delicious, very friendly, everything excellent
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Those who are in the kitchen should check their kitchen products. I bought some pastries and the meat was ruined. Just like empanadas.
You pay the price to eat the food, not to throw it away.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I love their pupusas!!
I recommend it... Its delicious waters... the best
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great little place with pleasant atmosphere. Great customer service. Good prices. Would come again!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Drove across town to come here because it says open until 8. And they are closed.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Restaurantji Recommends
Excellent place to eat. I especially like their pupusas, fruit water...etc. Good service and attention... I give them a 100.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Excellent food, first class service
You must be patient because they serve hot meals if they take a while and sometimes a little while but almost everything is perfect the place does need to be modernized but that's the least of it
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Place was already closed when I got there and it was 7 pm please call before you go. They don’t really closed at 8 pm
We ordered 7 pupusas of a mix of cheese and revueltas To Go since it was close to closing. It took about 10min for all 7. Considering anywhere else I've had them takes a minimum of 15-20 for 3, that was the first sketchy part.1. Food.You can tell the food was previously frozen. Everything was crumbling into pieces (the only thing sort of holding them together was the cheese) and burnt when pulling them out of containers and it was cold by the time we got home (a 5min drive). The cabbage they gave us was just soggy cabbage, it had no real flavor associated with what you normally get with quality pupusas. We got no silverware which is odd considering it was to go.2. ServiceThey only speak Spanish which is great if you know it. I was lucky to know enough to be able to properly order. Other reviews mentioned they take advantage of you if you dont speak Spanish so our circumstance was fortunate.3. AtmosphereNo. Just, no. There was a bucket on one of the tables to catch drips from the ceiling where the rain was getting through. The entire floor was sticky, especially in the bathroom. Bathroom was sketchy and I'm not one to ick over public bathrooms. The place itself is super run down and all the decor was rundown with it. This isn't really a cozy hole in the wall restaurant. This was a literal hole in the wall.However, having worked in the restaurant industry and understanding what makes a good restaurant, their cleanliness standards are 0. Their food is far from quality, frozen, and the most expensive pupusas I've ever had. Their service may be geared towards Spanish speakers, but having at least one person there that speaks English would provide some kind of understanding that they care about a variety of people. Tbh, I'm surprised and glad we didn't get sick. Having a front of house looking like that can only indicate the back of house is worse. At least try guys, come on.0/10 would sadly never recommend to anybody. Costa Del Sol is still my top spot for pupusas in Ogden, we were just excited to try another place and were sorely disappointed.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Hands down the best Pupusas in Ogden.Wow. WOW. Great serving portion and delicious!Their curtido tasted incredibly homemade and their Revueltas are out of this world good!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Curtido
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