Went there for the first time last night ; had a blast
Keila Rivera Rodriguez
Great drag show hosted once a month. Love all the inclusive social activities held here regularly. This small town needs the diversity and open mindedness.
Suzann Elizabeth Walker
Great food, and probably the best place ever to take your kids out to eat at. My kids are always ready to leave 20 minutes after sitting down when we go out to eat. We literally stayed for 2.5 hours listening to music while the kids were back and forth to the cozy sofa area with toys/games to play (right in front of our table). You definitely need to try this place out! Make sure you order the spinach dip and the BBQ bacon Mac & Cheese!
Lisa G.
I've driven by this place several times, have seen their PUPUSAS sign, and have always wanted to stop. Today I got my chance. I walked in to a family-run hole-in-the-wall and, had the neon OPEN sign not been on, would've thought they were closed. The woman who was sitting in the very small (maybe 16 seats at best) dining area got up to go to the kitchen and the man got up to take my order. The other guy said his goodbyes (in Spanish) and left. The very limited menu was written on posterboards on the wall. I immediately changed my mind from pupusas to quesadillas, $7. They came out quickly and were accompanied with a side of sour cream and pico de gallo. Portion size was just right with nothing extra to take home. Had I noticed the special on another sign, I probably would've gotten that -- pupusas with rice and beans. Anyhow, it was delicious. Mexican/Latino, but my guess is that the pizza is offered to attract the American crowd. But this is a NO FRILLS kind of spot. Plastic utensils and napkins rationed out on the tables already. A/C if they have it, was not turned on. It wasn't hot, but one degree warmer, and I probably would've been uncomfortable. Bring cash; they don't take cards even though they have a VISA sticker on their door.
Went there for the first time last night ; had a blast
Great drag show hosted once a month. Love all the inclusive social activities held here regularly. This small town needs the diversity and open mindedness.
Great food, and probably the best place ever to take your kids out to eat at. My kids are always ready to leave 20 minutes after sitting down when we go out to eat. We literally stayed for 2.5 hours listening to music while the kids were back and forth to the cozy sofa area with toys/games to play (right in front of our table). You definitely need to try this place out! Make sure you order the spinach dip and the BBQ bacon Mac & Cheese!
I've driven by this place several times, have seen their PUPUSAS sign, and have always wanted to stop. Today I got my chance. I walked in to a family-run hole-in-the-wall and, had the neon OPEN sign not been on, would've thought they were closed. The woman who was sitting in the very small (maybe 16 seats at best) dining area got up to go to the kitchen and the man got up to take my order. The other guy said his goodbyes (in Spanish) and left. The very limited menu was written on posterboards on the wall. I immediately changed my mind from pupusas to quesadillas, $7. They came out quickly and were accompanied with a side of sour cream and pico de gallo. Portion size was just right with nothing extra to take home. Had I noticed the special on another sign, I probably would've gotten that -- pupusas with rice and beans. Anyhow, it was delicious. Mexican/Latino, but my guess is that the pizza is offered to attract the American crowd. But this is a NO FRILLS kind of spot. Plastic utensils and napkins rationed out on the tables already. A/C if they have it, was not turned on. It wasn't hot, but one degree warmer, and I probably would've been uncomfortable. Bring cash; they don't take cards even though they have a VISA sticker on their door.
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