El sabor Salvadoreño y Mexican Antojitos

It is an excellent place to spend a family time in a very good atmosphere, the soup and pupusas were the best. I recommend this place for the whole family, I will return again

I stumbled upon this p-lace when I was poking around on TripAdvisor. I had never had Salvadoran food before, but ask my dad what he thought of pupusas. He said he loved them, so I thought I would give them a try. After a long day at work, I swung by and they were empty (too late for lunch and a tad early for dinner). I walked right up to the counter and got my to-go order. I got three pupusas and they were ready in ten minutes. The plain cheese one was fantastic and super gooey. The pork one was by far my favorite with a nice mix of meat and cheese. The bean one was my least favorite as it was a tad dry. The pupusas themselves were definitely hand made and were bigger than I expected. I kind of just wish I had gotten two of them as three just made me so full. But I could not stop eating...

We stopped in for a late lunch while going to Leesburg. El Sabor de Mi Tierra follows the usual budget Latin pattern, of order at the counter from a sign with photos, then they bring it to your table. This place is proudly Salvadoran, with flags and a hammock on the wall and Salvadoran football on the TV. My wife and daughter split a tripe soup, which would have made me vomit but they loved it. I had a taco plate with beef and chicken tacos. Hot sauce and pupusa condiments are on the tables. The food is very authentic and not Americanized -- whether that's good or bad you can decide for yourself. My wife thought the service was "frio" (cold) but they took care of business. The prices are not particularly cheap for this type of food, but they're certainly not bad -- we spent around $30 for 1 large and 1 regular size entree, plus drinks.