Papusad while on vacation, yes they can. A small restaurant but big on service and personality. I…read moretalked with one of the Chefs about my vegetables that accompanied my papusad. I hadn't seen that color before. She told me that was her intent and that it is her calling card. We talked about how different places have different representations of the papusad. She is a fan and a Chef , try her interpretation. I have traveled around and met plenty of types. This could be one of the best that I have had. Not sure of how crowded this place gets but we had the run of the place while we were there.parking on the front/street could be difficult due to a availability, but the rear parking seems sufficient.

La orden de nachos estaba súper mal la tortilla quemada le Dio sabor amargo á todo los nachos no lo…read morerecomiendo para el presios no

Staff are super friendly and made me chicken nachos even though it wasn't in the menu. Pupasa was…read moregood & chicken tacos were great. It's my go to taco place in revere. Will always come again!

Got handed a literally half frozen tamale. There was frost on the chicken on the inside.read more

Tried three different kinds of pupusas plus a taco. Everything was made to order and tasted so…read morefresh and delicious! You can really tell they put care into the food. Definitely a great spot to try, and I'll be back!

Was able to park at Meter on street. Walked in they had a handful of booths/tables and a smaller…read moretile bar. Not too busy for a Monday holiday lunch. Got three chicken tacos for $13 and x3 salsa on side. Very good and very spicy if you're into that. Was packaged up well to go included limes. Took about 15-20mins to go Uber eats says they're on there but every time I check it says currently unavailable

Items ordered: Bean and cheese pupusa, plantains Service:…read moreVery nice staff, longer wait time at like 15-20 minutes for takeout. Value: Prices are not bad! The Review: I was in Heaven when I popped a burning hot cheesy pupusa in my mouth. Topped with the traditional curtido (cabbage) and salsa, it was phenomenal. I also ordered the plantains, which were perfectly sweet and fried to perfection. There was also a good amount (3 whole plantains) in the order. Whether you're looking for food from home, or have never tried Salvadoran food, you should absolutely must visit Las Delicias and have a taste. You will thank me!

Pupusas here are great . The food in general is delicious. Great portions and price is affordable…read more The vibe is warm and welcoming. The service is friendly. We definitely will be back again . Parking is not too bad .

Stopped by for a mid-morning breakfast on a Sunday afternoon and had an enjoyable experience. It…read morewas quite busy so it took a little long for food to come out, but they do give chips and salsa to munch on while you wait. I ordered the desyanos mi pueblito and it was really good. The steak was cooked perfectly and it came with everything I was craving. Plus the refried beans, creama, eggs, plantains, chicharron, and warm tortilla--yum! The pupusa was different, as it's made with a different cheese here which the waitress did warn us. Because of this, it wasn't our favorite but still good. Overall this spot is popular in East Boston, I would definitely check it out! Also if you tell them it's your birthday they will sing to you and you get to wear the special hat :)

" Nightmare on Border Street ". I ordered the steak plate…read more. My husband the chicken . I am sorry to say , food tasted reheated and not fresh . I was disappointed. The prices are not good at all for the quality and portion size . The waiter took forever to just bring us water , never mind servicing us . Yikes ! The vibe feels like you're in a busy supermarket not warm at all . Parking is limited as they have no garage. Plus it's located near the Tobin bridge so no side street parking . You might have to walk like 2 blocks or less for a safe parking spot . Just always read the signs before parking .

Great shrimp taco. Good beef tongue taco. Good selection of tequila. Attentive service at the…read morebar. And a parking lot across the street to boot!

Llamamos por comida y nos dejaron con hambre. Llammamosn,…read morehicimos el pedido, nos dijeron 20 minutos hasta que estuviera lista la comida. Llegamos en 30 minutos. No la tenían porque la vendieron a otro cliente. Después de esperar 10 minutos para que ellos descubrieran lo que había pasado, fue que empezaron a hacer nuestro pedido. La gente llama para restaurantes que ofrecen Pick Up, por la conveniencia del servicio y cuentan con la integridad de los establecimientos para entregar el servicio que ofrecen. Eso prueba la mal calidad de servicio que tienen. Eso me hace sospechar de lo que mas este restaurante hace de mal incluyendo la calidad de comida y como la tratan en el confinamiento de la cocina. English..... We called to order food and were left hungry. We called and placed the order; we were told it would be ready in 20 minutes. We arrived after 30 minutes. They didn't have it because they had sold it to another customer. Only after waiting 10 minutes for them to figure out what had happened did they actually start preparing our order. People call restaurants that offer pickup for the convenience, relying on the establishment's integrity to deliver the service they promise. This demonstrates their poor quality of service. It makes me suspicious of what else this restaurant might be doing wrong--including the quality of the food and how it is handled in the kitchen.

Late night stopped in for a friend's bday meal! Ended up at La posada! I must say the gentleman…read morethat was working the bar also served our table was super chill and he communicates well. We ordered the following: - fish tacos (3) - flavor wise this fell flat for me. No punch of seasoning to the fish personally. - Birria tacos combo - fire combo. I just love birria style tacos. Highlight for me hot and well cooked beef, tender. - Birria chimichanga (2) this is hefty, i thought this was a good chimichanga, i would probably ask for extra sauce next go around, it got a bit dry without it. - carne asada enchiladas, the lady enjoyed this, carne was moist and tender. - pork belly & yuca loved the pork belly originally thought it was more like a chicharron dish but enjoyed this style , the yuca wasn't my jam. - tajin elote (2) love tajin elotes so no complaints! - churro espresso Great spot, great service.

Good food. Good service. Ambience was nice on a Sunday evening…read more We ordered a mango habañero wings for the table. These were really good. Although they are saucy wings, the crunchy flour batter held up well underneath. Would order again. I got the pork belly taco and the fish taco. The size of the tacos were a good size, I struggled to finish the 3rd taco on top of trying the wings. The pork belly taco was ok, was a bit firm. The fish taco was really good. I want to try the shrimp taco next time. Ordered a barbie shot as well, I don't shots so I took my time sipping it. It lives up to the name Barbie!

I wish to stress that I would like to come back to this little hole-in-the-wall restaurant…read more Upon arriving to Chelsea on the commuter rail, I thought I would have time to sit down for a nice Central-American meal, but nooooooo. My wife was getting out in Revere right when I arrived in Chelsea, and she wanted to get something to eat (btw, picky eater, no way she would eat here). Coming this far I just had to get something, even if it meant eating it when I got home. I wanted something authentic and delicious. I got a couple of pupusa's to go. They weren't great cold, once we had gotten home; however a few minutes in the toaster oven and we were back in business and they were delicious. A great snack before going to bed. I would have enjoyed them better fresh, but I enjoyed them just getting the chance to try it. The only other time I had gotten pupusa was at California Burrito in Nashua N.H., I don't find them too often. Oh, so the parking is limited in the neighborhood. However, the restaurant is clean and the colors used for the paint are bright and cheery. I imagine myself here on a hot summer day enjoying a meal, and it's a cheerful change of pace in the winter months of Boston with the cold breeze bearing down these grey streets of Chelsea. The staff are bilingual and were very polite. This little neighborhood restaurant is worth paying a visit to.

" not good at all" I love pupusas. Not these , the dough…read moreis not good and the meat and sauce with meat taste gross . I almost vomited. The service was friendly. The vibe is welcoming. Parking is around back so that's not an issue .

worse service ever expired food!…read morenasty food! dirty! insects in the kitchen Dirty bath

We went here for lunch based on the rave reviews. The overall experience was "meh" and we won't…read morereturn. First they served an open water bottle. One person got a burger and they said the fries were dry. I had tacos and they were dry and served without sour cream, salsa - nothing. The pupusas were good. I was annoyed they added a 20% tip. I didn't see any sign on the menu or in the establishment. 20% is excessive for poor service and mediocre food at best. I don't understand the positive reviews.

" Pupusas are delicious "…read more A friend that is Salvadoran recommended this place knowing I love pupusas. Since my last trip to El Salvador. I got some to share with friends " revultas pupusas; just delicious. The vibe is friendly and welcoming, parking is very difficult but manageable.

Hidden gem Salvadorian spot! This place is small but clean,…read moreand the food is honestly so good. The pupusas were made fresh right in front of us, which I loved. The cheese & bean and the cheese with loroco were my favorites. super flavorful with that perfect soft-crispy balance. The staff was also really friendly and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. Definitely a great little spot if you're craving authentic Salvadorian food. I'll be back for more pupusas for sure.