Food here is amazing Bought popusas de calabaza, loroco,…read morebeans and cheese. My favorite was the calabaza but the others were also good Bought the favorite parillada salvadorean That is extremely good. Meat was cooked perfect and with perfect seasoning. Was not over salted Beans and rice mixed was also perfect. Was not over salted like other places I usually dont like Sunnyside up eggs but it was good The small plátanos crispy with nice sweet flavors Definitely recommend!! Will be back to try other things There was an orange drink that was really good too. Forgot the name though Si recomiendo este lugar. La comida esta deliciosa!!

Ordered the antojitos platter, which is a great option if you want to try a little bit of…read moreeverything. The platter includes one pupusa of your choice, one pastelito, one chicken tamal, one corn tamal, fried yuca with chicharron, one empanada, plantains, sour cream, pickled cabbage, and pickled red onions. I chose the pork, bean, and cheese pupusa, which ended up being one of my favorite items. It tasted authentic with great tortilla texture and flavor. The pastelito was nice and crispy. The chicken tamal was good and similar to a Mexican tamale, but with a softer masa. The corn tamal was sweet and tasted like a cornbread muffin. The fried yuca was good and had a similar texture to potatoes. The chicharron was okay and was a bit bland. The empanada was more of a dessert, as it was sweet with a custard-like filling. The plantains were cooked perfectly and had a nice balanced of sweetness. Also ordered one pupusa with pork and cheese. Personally, I prefer the version that includes beans, but this one was still worth trying. The sopa de pata is a cow feet soup that includes cabbage, carrots, tripe, and yuca, served with tortilla, dried chili peppers, and dried oregano on the side. The broth was flavorful, but there were a lot of vegetables. The cow feet did not have a lot of tendon, so it was basically two pieces of bone that took up a lot of space in the bowl. The tripe was soft, and I like how it was prepared well without any unpleasant smell. The horchata Salvadoreña was refreshing, but okay. Plenty of parking. Customer service was good, and both the waitress and kitchen staff were friendly and welcoming. The indoor dining is small and can fit about 20 to 25 people. Overall, this is a solid spot for Salvadoran food!

The pupusas are huge. Food is good and people are nice. I tried the zucchini and bean and cheese…read morepupusas.. comes with plenty of condiments. I will come back and try the rest of the menu

Absolutely amazing food. The food is delicious with good "sazón". I ordered 2 burritos and pupusa,…read moreand all of them were generous portions. Friendly staff members. The restaurant is clean, and welcoming. I strongly recommend this restaurant :)

Tiny, hidden gem of a restaurant. Nestled behind a Starbucks in a small space this restaurant is…read morefantastic - service, food, and value. Menu has great variety - mix of dishes from El Salvador and Mexico. I loved it!

I have walked by this place multiple times when getting my coffee. One day I looked inside and saw…read morea breakfast plate. It looked really good. I came back for lunch. I had a mole tamale, and Chicharron pupusas. Both were delicious. They have a large menu, I can't wait to try more things. The staff is very friendly. The restaurant is extremely clean and organized, very nice! Definitely recommend this hidden gem!

Small spot with a welcoming atmosphere and very friendly service. The carne asada plate was packed…read morewith flavor and the portions were generous. Everything tasted fresh and homemade.

A Hondurian cafe that offers vegetarian, meat, and seafood options. My friend raved about this…read moreplace and I love supporting mom and pop restaurants so I had to try it. I tried the popular baleada, which is a home-made flour tortilla filled with a layer of mashed red beans, queso fresco, eggs and with or without meat (I got it with carne asada). The flour tortilla was just as other described - soft, buttery smooth, almost melt in your mouth goodness. The carne asada was dry and hard so I could've gone without. I bet a braised beef like barbacoa would've been perfect for this item. It also came with salsa and I selected mild which gave it a nice bright flavor. I also ordered a chicken tamale (they also offer pork) and I was surprised to find a whole chicken wing (no skin) stuffed into the tamale! I broke into it using a fork and hit something hard which turned out to be the bones. But honestly, this was one of the best tamales I've tried in a long time. Flavorful, moist, and a nice sized portion. It came wrapped in what I think was banana leaf. The service was fast on a Wednesday night and there were a handful of friendly patrons seated nearby. You could tell that they were regulars. The space was intimate with around 10-15 tables seating about 4 people each. Maya's Cafe menu has a wide assortment of dishes to choose from: serving breakfast dishes like chilaquiles, lunch items such as burritos, or soups and full on dinner plates with rice, beans, and choice of protein. There's even more selection and the whole menu is in Spanish so I'll be sure to use Google Translate next time!

Delicious tacos for an amazing price!…read more My family loves coming here, as they always have big tables to accommodate us, including outside seating for our dog. Service is good, however usually the drink comes out after our food does. We ordered beef tongue, pastor and carne asada tacos. They are simple and delicious tacos, and on Tuesdays they have a deal for 5 for $10. If you like spicy foods, I would definitely recommend ordering the chilies toreados, grilled jalapeños topped with grilled onions, absolutely delicious! My favorite drink is the sangria preparada, a sweet and spicy drink. They also serve yummy micheladas and agua frescas.

I usually come for the papusas (which are very yummy!) but wanted to try something new. I love love…read morelove tacos de tripa so I was really excited to try theirs. It was crispy how I like and well seasoned. The quesadilla gus were delicious and I'd definitely get them again. The shell was crispy and flavorful and completely loaded with potato, cheese, and lettuce. Staff here are friendly and had good service. Space was clean and had ample seating inside. The menu is large so it may be overwhelming but now with my 4th visit (with no repeat items) I feel as though any dish would be good to try.

Been dying to come here and finally made it in! Honestly sad I didn't come sooner because it is…read moredelicious and authentic. We went to the counter to order and they told us they would come take our order outside. So nice! We ordered the following pupusas: -beans and cheese -loroco and cheese -jalapeno and cheese -pork and cheese -chicken and cheese I absolutely LOVED the vegetarian ones. So much flavor packed in the soft pupusa with perfectly melted cheese. My partner loved his meat ones, but the loroco was our top choice. We also got a jamaica agua Fresca, they make them from scratch and it was good. The cortido is an added plus! Love the texture and tang it offers. The red sauce is perfect! The rice does have some chicken broth, FYI. Service is so friendly, and be prepared to wait a second. This isn't fast food because the pupusas are made to order. The restaurant is very clean! Love that they have a cute patio for outside dining with your furry friend. Pet friendly and vegetarian options!

Papusas were tasty. I got the revuelta and chicken y questo. Yum and the plantains were delicious…read moreespecially with the beans Food is made to order Not much people and I'm surprised I'd definitely come back here again and order their other papusas.

IMHO The Pupuseria…read moreDelmy food truck sets up shop in my east foothills' neighborhood, on Story Road between Fleming and Machado, on Sundays. The food truck is parked in a gravel driveway/parking "lot". Look for the tall billowing sign boasting "Pupusas" and three flags along the fence. My curiosity finally got the best of me when I saw a stand-up sandwich sign on the street saying, "Open Now". We drove in and parked behind the food truck although you can park on the street. We were handed a menu and were told "Solo pupusas". I suppose they offer other items in other locations, but I was fine just trying a pupusa, having never enjoyed one before. We ordered two carne asada w/cheese pupusas, $4 each. I paid with cash. The young lady had to dig into her purse for change. LOL I tipped the change into the tip jar. They have some tables and chairs under a canopy to wait or dine. There is also a portable sink to wash your hands and a porta potty nearby. It took maybe 10 minutes to get our order, as these are made-to-order. Our to-go order was really hot and came with a bag of ice-cold tomato salsa and a bag of slaw, (which I later learned is curtido.) Since this was the first time trying a pupusa before, we had no idea how to eat it and what to do with the curtido and salsa. Eventually we figured it out but no matter how we ate them, these pupusas were delicious!!! Will we go back! Absolutely!!!

Got pupusas here the other day, chicharron con queso. We were trying a different place because the…read morepupuseria we usually go to was too far away. These were 50/50. My family liked them, but they said they weren't the best. For the price, they were okay. A little smaller than what we're used to. The only bad thing I could say is they didn't like the cheese. They said it wasn't the same kind of cheese, and the meat wasn't very seasoned. Other than that, they're pretty decent. I probably won't go back again, but they're not bad. Just, they're not just what we're used to. A little bit more flavor, a little cheesier. Not as much filling as we're used to. Being from El Salvador, I just have a certain expectation of food specially Pupusas.