La comida super deliciosa Ojala el dueño pueda ver este mensaje necesita entrenar mas a sus meseras porque tienen un genio que ni Ellas se soportan y eso que las cosas en mi mesa las pedimos con respeto y favor read more

Amazing pupusas and great service. Pastry had mold so that wasn't good. Love this place

There Papusas are delicious and there bakery is I would recommend eating here also staff is wonderful

Was waiting for Mom at an appointment and needed something close. This pequeno restaurante is located on Jones, between 1960 west and Fallbrook. The inside was clean, with brightly colored interior and traditional music playing. I was seated and taken well care of by Mary. Started with an Horchata, my childhood favorite and it was delish! Asked Mary what she liked as it all looked good on the menu. When she suggested the pupusa I was thrilled. She brought the crispy bread sticks with butter and a side of pickled slaw while I waited. When the fajita pupusa came out I could see it was going to be amazing, thin Maiz full of queso and fajita meat. Grilled perfectly so the cheese that melted out was seared just right. I added a side of refried black beans and rice. Layering everything with the pickled slaw was heaven in every bite. Truly a Salvadoran treat! Speaking of treats, there was a case all along the right wall full of fresh pastries. Had to get the Boy a sprinkled short bread cookie while I was there. My meal was simple but have no fear.... I'll be back to try their other dishes! read more

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I'm not Latin you go without reading my review of Cafe Latino. There's a lot of great places for Pupusas and Salvadoran food around Houston, but these are some of the absolute best pupusas that we've had. We've become somewhat regulars here because we do love pupusas. Amazing taste, greasy, perfect. Will be back here again on a regular basis because of how good and cheap these delicious fried Salvadorian Delights are. Make sure you slather them in sauce because they're even better that way, and most of all make sure you eat them fresh and hot because that's how it's supposed to be. read more

Cafe Latino - Sooner or Latino - Bakeries Near Me - Houston, Texas

Food was great and we keep going back. The wait is a little long but it's worth the wait.

CHECK FOR MOLD!!! If I could put 0 stars, I would. Came to order some pupusas... my boyfriend surprised me with some pan dulce and to our horrible surprise... the pan dulce was moldy... I have never in my whole life of eating pan dulces and going to different bakeries- I have never encountered moldy pastries. Safe to say, I will never be returning. read more

Great customer service and yummy pupusas. I highly recommend the fajita and cheese pupusas and also the mixtas. I order ahead instead of dining in since it takes a while to get the food due to it being a popular restaurant. read more

Siempre me reciben con una sonrisa y la atención es muy buena, me encantan sus platillos típicos

I like their pupusas tbey are always very well made. Tamal de pollo to which is a chicken tamale made banana leaf style. Very good!

Always good. Never disappointed anytime I take a risk on the menu. BEST YELLOW RICE you will eat anywhere! read more

Good food horrible customer service. Ordered to-go and it took over 50 minutes for enchiladas. Don't complain because all you'll be told is "5 more minutes". read more

I mostly go for the pupusas. It's a hit or miss sometimes for me. The sweet bread is pretty good as well

Me encanta este lugar, super típico lugar para comer comida 100% salvadoreña Lo recomiendo!!! read more

This place is good, nice, and they have variety. I didn't give them 4 star's because I have had better pupusas but these pass. They're breakfast are my favorite but the portions are less than other places. But their prices are reasonable. read more

Café Latino Panadería y Pupuseria. is a must visit place when looking for great tasting Salvadorian dishes.This is a family owned and operated. The owner is usually there and always greeting his guest with a welcoming smile.why's this place?Great food,clean facility and friendly staff. I live in the Spring,Tx area and I make the 30 min. drive just because of their food and great service. El Salvador is a country with so many food options. My recommendations is that if it's your first time visiting let them know so they can explain the menu and tell you what the house specials are. My favorites are the Pupusas and plátano and the must have coffee with sweet bread. Stop by and enjoy! Happy customer Rene G. read more

Cafe Latino - From right to left Eulogio"Fito", Edwin and myself. Having fun and making memories. - Bakeries Near Me - Houston, Texas

The best pupusas in the area! Ordered the revuelta and they were delicious. They were nicely filled and not greasy. The prices were great too. However, the cabbage slaw is on the sweeter side- I prefer more it to be more saltier and with more vinegar. read more

The food here was really satisfying! My friend and I both chose the mixed plate that came with a corn tamal, pupusa (asked to swap the cheese pupusas for a revuelta), platano, and frijoles con crema. All of that was really good, except the tamal tasted like it had sugar added to it. That bothered me just a little, but it still tasted good. We also had an order of the yuca with chicharrones and that was soooo good! To drink, I had fresco de marañon, which is not served in a lot of places, so I was pleasantly surprised! It did not disappoint my expectations :) For dessert, we had the nuegados, which were fried in a flat shape like a pancake. That was new to me as I've always had them in little ball shapes. The texture was flaky and tasted good but I didn't care for the flakiness. Overall A- experience. I will definitely be coming back! read more

Cafe Latino - Plato mixto (no me acuerdo como se llama), nuegados, y yuca con chicharrones. - Bakeries Near Me - Houston, Texas

This place is DISGUSTING. A Salvadoran restaurant that can't even make CURTIDO , shouldn't call themselves Salvadoran! The pupusas weren't good at all neither! I ordered Yuca Frita and was served old hard stale yuca with disgusting chicharron that looked and tasted like it was a week old! I never touched the CURTIDO it look old and nasty. read more

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I stop by here anytime I am in the mood for Salvadoran food. The food is always great and the service is always friendly. It is a mixture of a bakery and a restaurant so at times it can feel a little crowded but the food is worth it. read more

Food use to be good here I don't know what happened but is totally different now On top of the food not having the old good flavor we found couple of hairs on the food and the waitress didn't mind so much and said it was not a hair, I understand that accidents happen but needs to be addressed and not tried to hide it. read more

Really yummy bread. @_@ their pupusas are a little dry, :( but their quesadillas are marvelous- "Salvadorian" quesadillas are sweet bread, like a cheese sweet loaf. You have to be there eating it to understand. Perfect for dunking. Lol read more

Unprofessional and belligerent waitress ( long hair in a braid and in her mid 50s) did not like it when i told her that the food I ordered that was supposed to been soft, was crunchy ( reheated x3) and another food item too and extra crispy major indicator that the food was not made at the time of placing order. All of this was while paying at the counter and after she kept me waiting for five mins and no one in line...just ignored. There's way more to tell, like their A/C must be broken, too hot to enjoy eating anything. She abruptly interrupted our nice waiter while conversing with us and pulling him away, try to support small businesses but this type of service makes it very hard. read more

Ordered cheese, revueltas, Calabasas, and beans with cheese pupusas and they are great. Great curtido and salsa. We also ordered platanos with beans and salvadorean cream and it was on point! The bread was also delicious. Great customer service with great food means customers coming back. read more

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It was pretty good. I had the whole fried fish. NO SAUCE NEEDED! Perfectly seasoned. But I might only be saying that because I ordered to go and dropped all of my sauce onto the pavement. Or I might not. It's a mystery. Food was so good that even though I swallowed a fish bone on accident I still came out satisfied. Usually swallowing a fish bone ruins my day, but not if it's a Cafe Latino Panaderia Y... read more

Cafe Latino - Fried fish to go. That thing next to it is a plantain just to clarify. - Bakeries Near Me - Houston, Texas

Delicious, fresh different extra flavorful, greaseless pupusas. Large portion fresh with curtido. Black beans served with sweet bananas and a delicious portion of fresh sour cream. Great family oriented. Service is slow but because it's so busy come with patience. This place is worth the time wait. Hidden Gem! read more

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I love this place. The baked items are fresh, delicious, and fairly priced. The papusas are amazing and the staff are super friendly towards people with limited Spanish. read more

This place is so Salvadorian! In a good way! Authentic is probably the proper term. Lol If you want authentic Salvadorian food this is the place. Service is great! Clean! It is pretty busy but not long wait. read more

Best pupusas on this side of town! They are beyond good, not overly greasy & just the right amount of cheese. I typically order over the phone & pick up, so be aware they do take time so don't expect them to rush well worth it! The pan (sweet bread) is okay nothing to go crazy over. The polvorones were my favorite out of all the bread I got. Agua de jamaica is delicious always! read more

This is the first restaurant worthy of 1 star from me. The food is decent, nothing special but they have no process of operation, no customer service and are very rude. We called ahead for a pick up, the lady taking the orders must be hard of hearing because she totally botched our quantities. They quoted us 50 minutes, which is totally reasonable for pupusas. Once we arrived after an hour, the food was not ready and I was told 10 more minutes by the owner. That's fair. After 90 minutes our order was still not ready and the cashier let me know that there was still going to be a long time before it was done. This in my opinion is absolutely ridiculous. At this point I was fed up, I wanted to cancel my order but was rejected, so I asked to speak to the owner. He must've been to embarrassed to show his face, as previously, he was out front entertained by the soccer match. Sir, please don't focus on the game but on your establishment and clientele. At this point, a waitress passed by me and called me horrible. Lol. Abuela, the only thing horrible is this establishments service. I know losing my business probably won't affect their pockets but consider it lost. For what it's worth, just be prepared to wait a ridiculous time, and Be disrespected all while being served average food. Pro tip: all this could have been avoided by looking at the root cause of the issue, your cashier is not able to hear correct quantities over the phone. Maybe try lowering the music down a bit. read more

I was really confused on whether to rate this 3 or 4 but because of the service, I had to rate this a 3. The food was amazing! The next time I come, I'm definitely ordering to go. The steak for he fajitas taco was very flavorful. The chicken/pork tamale was a little watery but very good. The pupusas are amazing! Two is a good amount for one sitting. The cabbage is great as well. So let's talk about this ridiculous service. We were waited on quickly and had a seat ordered and got our food. This is the second time we have come here and have had this issue. We sat for a good 30-40 mins just waiting for our check. We sat longer waiting for our check then it took us to eat. When we asked for our check, she didn't even apologize for the wait. I then started to think maybe we need to just go to the front counter and pay but then why wouldn't she had said something? Anywho, if definitely recommend coming here to get food but just take it to go and save yourself time and aggravation. If we had great service then I'd rate this a 4 or 5, that's how good the food is. read more

Great food, great atmosphere, great company, and great music. I always feel so happy when I come here. My favorite is the Chicken and cheese pupusa and sweet bread. You can tell this is a local favorite. I'll even come by myself here after getting my eyebrows done next door then reflexology next door. This shopping center has everything to make me feel like a fun filled happy day of relaxation and food read more

Had a cheese popusa and a fajita and cheese one as an appetizer followed by the San Miguel parillada. Popusa were a 3 out of five but the parillada was a huge disappointment in flavor. It was seasoned with what seemed mustard, the chuleta was tough, the chicken tasted too much of mustard, the fajita or beef was not all that good either put at least edible. The best part was the mushrooms that came as the side dish. We got 4 different types of pan dulce and only liked 1 out of the 4. Staff was nice, due to the food not being all that good most likely won't return. read more

I love this place. I'm always searching for authentic locations, "hole in the walls", and will often adventure into the depths of Houston or Chinatown to do so. However, when this originally popped up on my yelp a few months back, it was just in my backyard. So I took the chance, had no idea what a Pupusa was, invited some latino friends of mine, and adventured out to this location. It's a super low-key place. The pictures that are on the windows outside makes it almost look like a sketchy convenience store, trying to hide what's going on inside. Not the case, don't be scared. I also didn't know what door to open. Just choose the one that opens :). When I got inside, there wasn't a super friendly waitress waiting to serve my every whim. It was filled with latinos, I figured as a white dude, I could pretty much sit wherever, and they were going to see me :). As I looked over the menu, I'm not picky enough to need detailed explanations, so I just looked at some pictures, read the descriptions, looked through yelp photos, and made a decision. I was going to have the enchiladas. And Papusas. And Tamales. I figured that would be enough to fill me up. I was wrong. It was enough to fill me up to where if I swallowed any more, it would have come out of my ears like delicious Salvadoran noodles. Holy cow! Their refried beans here are a deep black, authentic color, all of the food is lovingly cared for and cooked fresh. It takes a while, so be patient. It's worth it. I don't think I've been here before and not waited 30 minutes for my food. That's okay, this is about enjoying the experience and your company. Plus, they have free crispy toast appetizers. The Papusas are like little thick homemade corn tortillas that are stuffed with cheese and other goodies. Almost like a quesadilla, but the cheese is completely encapsulated (except where it oozes out). They come with a vinegar (almost kimchi-like, but not fermented) cabbage Cole slaw that is awesome, and a must-try simply for the flavor and experience. It's okay if it's not your thing. The tamales are wonderful, and flavorful, and wrapped in banana leaves. Man!!! So good. Then there is the bakery. You have to come back a different day for this, because there's no way you left yourself enough room for desert, but the baked goods are authentic, diverse, delicious, and ridiculously cheap. The service is good if you don't expect them to speak perfect English and cater to your every whim, if that's the experience you're after, you're going to be happier going somewhere else. I try my best to order in Spanish, and hope that they can fill in the gaps. If they get my order wrong, it's probably my fault for trying to speak English in an authentic Salvadoran restaurant :). All in all, if you want some awesome food, an experience, and to get out without breaking the bank (a meal for my friend and I with multiple leftover bags was a whopping $19) this is a place I highly recommend to you! read more

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The place is very clean, they serve your dishes right a way, if you come to lunch you got to make sure if they pupusas ready because it take a little longer to be ready, but you can call ahead so you don't have to wait for so long,, good ambiance. read more

I have been here a couple of times for breakfast, but when we recently tried it for dinner, we were pleasantly surprised with the difference between this food and Mexican cuisine. This is when you will truly appreciate that this is El Salvadoran food with different flavor profiles and spices. Since we had a restaurant.com coupon, we ordered a variety of items. I had a combination plate that had a pupusa, which was a flat like a flat corn cake stuffed with cheese. Very quesadilla-like but was exceptional with the coleslaw condiment. The hot, cheesy pupusa with the chilled, vinegary coleslaw was something I never experienced before and was delicious (5 stars). The tamale was wrapped in a banana leaf which gave the masa a different texture and flavor. My wife enjoyed the rest of mine as I definately prefer the corn husk type. (3 stars to me). The rice was also delicious and flavorful. My wife had a similar plate with a pupusa, but she had a flat corn cake without stuffing. Kind of tasty. She had tamale on a corn husk with crema which she ate before I could try. We ordered the cheese enchiladas to go which had a red sauce. The cheese was different and the spice of the red sauce was not what we were used to in Tex-Mex cuisine. While I personally was not a fan, my wife said she liked it. If you haven't tried El Salvadoran food, check your anticipated flavors of Mexican dishes and open your taste buds to a new cuisine. Very fresh ingredients here and I can't wait to explore further. read more

My fiancé and I love coming here! This place has real authentic, delicious Salvadorian homemade food. You can tell they have some OGs in the back serving it up for everyone. read more

Great little bakery! I don't remember the names of everything we got but my husband did great choosing a variety It was all yummy! So are the Pupusas! read more

Went for the first time for a to go order and it was great! We got queso and queso y frijoles papusas and they were delicious! It also came with a side of amazing sauces and curtido (cabbage salad)! Will definitely be going back! read more

Love this place, The Popusas revueltas are some of the best that I have had in Houston including the Southside area for those of you that know is the heart of Central American food. I Love the fact that on your way out you can always carry out some fresh bread for a café sito later in the day.cannot forget to mention their friendly staff. read more