I saw how many stars this place had & of course I had to try it out! The service was great! I did…read morehave to use the restroom & I feel like that alone can tell you how serious one takes cleanliness. If you can keep the RR clean then I know your kitchen is too! Big kudos from me there! The chips & salsa was already addicting! It was fresh chips too! I wish I asked if they sold the salsa in a jar! Best salsa I have ever had in a long time! We ordered Pupusa Revueltas, Pupusa Chicharon y queso, & of course tamarindo! They were like 6" round if I had to guess, but so good & fulfilling! We felt real welcomed & felt like an amazing home cooked meal! Definitely the only spot I will be going for Pupusas! Hands down!

Yummy and affordable pupusas. I love the coleslaw/veggies and sauce that come with it. What a great…read morecuisine experience as a first timer.

Is the best Traditional Salvador's Food The pupusas…read more The chiquen tamales The salsa and the service

Im Salvadoran. so I ordered thinking I was going to get fresh food the reason it's burnt is because…read morethere precooked and put bk on the griddle after ordering. They taste like nothing but cheese. There's no meat.Hot food however The cheese is dry and hard. Very disappointed. Poor quality. Last time I buy food from here. Will cook myself next time.

We've been coming here for a few years now. I think since they opened. I try to always make it my…read more'go to' spot when I visit the Texas Theater which is really close to it. Comfortable atmosphere, friendly and attentive service, delicious food that is really reasonably priced, especially if you get one of their daily specials. Where else can you get two pupusas of your choice, a side of rice and beans for 10 bucks! And this is a filling meal. Rice and beans are always fresh as are the pupusas. They even throw in chips and salsa. But beyond their Salvadoran cuisine they offer some killer steaks and unique killer cocktails, which is why I always sit at the bar. Whenever you find yourself in South Dallas I strongly recommend coming here.

Definitely try this restaurant if you would like to try authentic Salvadoran cuisine. The papusas…read morewere perfectly cooked and lightly crispy. They had tasty plantain and yucca appetizers I highly recommend. Their cocktails were delicious, well balanced and moderately priced. You can make reservations online which worked well for us. They accommodated our party of 7 with no issue and we split checks with ease. They have indoor and outdoor seating as well as a bar area. I would definitely go back.

My husband has been saying that he wanted to try this place for at least 5 years…read more Since I'm an incredibly picky eater, I hadn't really been up to trying it out. But alas, I am married to a man who loves traveling and exploring different cultures and eating ~*~all the foods~*~ He's traveled to El Salvador multiple times so he was looking for something authentic when it came to pupusas. We just recently moved back to the area and I have since had a change of heart on my willingness to try new things. I decided to venture out of my comfort zone and give it a shot. WHY WAS I SO STUBBORN BEFORE?!? I could eat pupusas for every meal. I tried a bean/cheese, pork/cheese, pork/bean/cheese.... the pork/bean/cheese was definitely my fav. 10/10 would recommend. Life has been changed forever.

La pupusas estában bien bueno solo que la arroz y frijoles no tenía sabor. Pero el precio es justo…read more. Y la horchata y jugo de Marañon es muy bueno

Just stopped to try this new place close to our office. The restaurant is very clean, new and comfy…read morefurniture. The food tastes fresh and homemade. I am not an expert in Salvadoran cuisine, however, it was quite exceptional. The Caldo de Res was nicely prepared with soft and tender meat. The Salvadoran sampler was also another home run. Definitely will return to try the rest of the menu.

The Fajita Burrito, with everything on it, is delicious. One of the better burritos in…read moreArlington/Grand Prairie area. This is a good place to eat and enjoy the ambiance. This would be a great place to watch the World Cup. Everyone was nice despite my lack of Spanish. Very welcoming place. Will def be back!

their not the best pepusas I've had but those with the platanos tostones always get the job done…read moreand it's always a good vibe there with great service.

The review is for a carry out order of pupusas for a gathering…read more The restaurant itself could be "seen" from the outside as a hole-in-the-wall. The security bars on the windows are less than inviting and their use of window signs could be tapered back to give a passerby a better idea of the interior. As is, not at all inviting. On the inside, at 1p on a Saturday, lively. Party lights were on, music in the background. Restaurant staff were having conversations with customers. It was a big hangout. I placed an order by phone a few hours in advance. Wasn't easy. At the time I was unaware that the owner was out and he speaks the most English. His employees tried their best and I tried to utilize Google translate as quickly as I could muster. We got er'done and the twenty pack assortment of pupusas was ready on time as requested. Five jalapeño, five pork, five chicken and five spinach. My only gripes was that pricing wasn't properly conveyed (online differs from charges in store) nor did (at the time of purchase) the owner reveal that they charge a "service fee" for cc usage. Almost $2 bucks is ludicrous imo. The pupusas were a hit. Something different, some Texans had tried them prior and excitedly looked forward. Others were newbies and found them delightful. I had two! Funny thing, the spinach was the least popular. All pupusas are stuffed with cheese and you can choose an additional ingredient. They offer a few choices. Don't get just one. They make them in house, so get an assortment and pair it with a hearty stew or meat. It should soak up well and that secondary entree will add depth to that tantalizing bread. Pupusas are served with a pickled shredded cabbage. Theirs is tasty and pairs well.

My husband and I were craving pupusas and decided to try this place. Unfortunately, we were really…read moredisappointed. He ordered the pork and cheese pupusa, but it lacked flavor, and the accompanying cabbage was not fresh or appetizing. I had the fried fish, which was overcooked to the point where it was dry and tough--fried all the way to the bone with no seasoning or flavor. The service was also lacking. Our waitress took our order, brought the food, and never checked on us again. The only positive thing I can say is that the beans and rice were actually pretty good. Sadly, that wasn't enough to make up for the rest of the experience. We won't be returning.

The food was excellent. The service was good. Not a lot of atmosphere but go with good company &…read moreconversation can be enough!

Con un ambiente agradable y el trato amable la comida no se queda atrás en sabor calidad y balance…read morenutricional me tocó pedir una sopa de Gallina ahh que delicia la recomiendo la gallina cocinada a la perfección y sus tortillas a mano. Ampliamente recomendable

My flight from DFW was delayed by two hours so we found this place via Yelp and decided to give it…read morea try. We were greeted in Spanish as we entered. Several families occupied tables covered with steaming plates and bowls filled with food I vaguely recognized. A server seated us and took a few minutes to explain the menu. Due to the sudden drop in temperature we went with a seafood soup and a sampler plate that we shared. This is definitely a spot for the local Salvadoran community. Lots of people stopping in for to go orders as well. Food was fresh. Soup was my favorite of all we ordered. Customer service was consistent throughout our visit.

Went for lunch on a Saturday. Big parking lot out front. You seat yourself and waitress will come…read morefind you. Decent sized menu with lots of delicious sounding options. I appreciated it having English & Spanish descriptions. There were two of us, two menus they brought, and only one water. Had to ask for the 2nd one after we realized it really wasn't coming. They bring you chips & salsa. That salsa is good but it is spicy! Proceed with caution & ensure beverage readily available. We got a bean & cheese papusa just to try. It was decent. I actually don't remember if it had cheese i'd order again with different filling. I enjoyed my chicken quesadillas. They were stuffed with meat and the side portion of rice and beans was large and good. The cheese to meat ratio wasn't right for a quesadilla - some ate more like a soft taco than quesadilla) but my arteries are probably in a better place with less cheese. The beans could benefit from a tad of flavor. I was supposed to get pico but believe we may have had a communication issue as my Mom asked for no pico (on hers). Not a biggie though. My Mom enjoyed the nachos. Chips are different than what we're used to. We were both disappointed in the consistency, taste & flavor of the guacamole. It was not good, seemed to come from a tube, near revolting. The prices are a little on the high end. We both brought half our meals home so not so bad when divided out that way. Unfortunately I'm not fluent in spanish so there was a minor language barrier but all the staff were smiling, welcoming, and we did well enough! I would like to go back to try more.

Omg, the food is SO delicious!! I ordered a variety since I had never had pupusas before. I need to…read moreorder more ASAP.

Just a block away from the heart of Downtown Plano is Mama Vicky's Pupusas Y Mas…read more After ordering, the wait is just long enough to let you know the food is made fresh. The interior has the look and feel of your typical family-owned taqueria, giving it a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The food was pretty yummy! I ordered two tacos and two pupusas. The tacos were slightly dry, but the sauce made them taste so much better. I also enjoyed the two blossom pupusas. I haven't had many pupusas before, but these were still quite enjoyable!