So this place looks divey inside and out but the food is delicious. I've been craving papusas and…read moredecided to try them. I got the chicken, pork and cheese, plain cheese and the loroco. They're served with a cabbage slaw, tomato sauce and some spicy pickled jalapeños and carrots. The slaw gives it a nice crunch and the tomato sauce is nice and sweet to counter the saltiness of the cheese. My favorite is probably the loroco, which reminds me of broccoli and cheese but different. The corn dough outside is nicely charred but soft on the inside. It's not dry at all, even with the chicken filling. I paid 6 bucks for all of that. I probably will definitely order take out again. It was very fast and the girl spoke fluent English. The prices on the steak plates seem reasonable so I may try that the next time. The decor is sort of sad but the food is bomb.

What a Deal Another…read moregem on Chalkstone Ave. Rincon is a typical Latino market that has a small kitchen in the back. It's someone's mom or grandmother cooking for you in the back. These are usually the best places. The place looks ruined down, but don't let it detract you. This place is good. The order was a typical carne asarda platter with a salad rice refried beans. I have to tell you it was delicious and for 9 bucks it could feed two, but I found myself eating the entire plate. Top it off with a nice passion fruit fresh juice and this was a great meal. If your in the mood for a home cooked meal for a great price give this joint a try. Thanks

Must see TV. Pupusas were delicious…read more I'm not sure what it's called but the platter with the chicken, chicharons, shrimp, yucca, *takes a deep breath* sausages, tortillas, steak & fried cheese... is the bomb. Check it out.

Authentic. Chicken…read moretacos were great. Some of the best salsa I've ever had. Nice seating area. Friendly staff. 10/10

Stopped by to get some pupusas and found them to be too greasy. I was going to order one of their…read morejuices from the machine, but it honestly looked dirty, which made me change my mind, it didn't seem like the juice containers were properly cleaned or maintained. I'm glad I went inside instead of placing a to go order. Overall, I wasn't very impressed with this restaurant. Hopefully they can see the review and make some changes.

Kind of a hole-in-the wall place, with no ambiance. But the people are friendly and the pupusas…read moreare amazing. To be fair, this was my first time trying Pupsas. But...OMG! If you're looking for some South American food made with love, this is it. This is why you Yelp.

Don't worry didnt forget about taco Tuesday!…read more Just went back to one of my top 5 places for tacos and more!! Full scratch kitchen. Not one detail missed here at El Sabor Salvadoreno Restaurant Framingham! All tacos made to order and I went with the spicy pork also got side rice and a Empanada!!. They also have a full hot line where you can mix and match stews, Chicharrones Pupusa and so much more!! Highly suggest. 5 booths a few table window high-tops! Go enjoy and see for yourself!!

Friendly service. Good prices and lots of food. The place is small with most patrons taking thier…read morefood to go. I ordered the chicharron con yucca. It was so good. The pork could have been more season but it was juicy and tender. I also ordered a large papusa to go. One thing I like about this area is the abundance of different Latin foods.

Nice little place for a later afternoon papusa snack. Very friendly folks, menu is listed on the…read morewall with photos. Yummy papusas and the plantains were quite good. Feels like a neighborhood spot with simple seating and a few TVs playing Spanish-language television. Nothing fancy, yet very fresh, made with care. Cash only.

Pupusas are the speciality of the house. There is an army of abuelitas it the kitchen turning them…read moreout. We ordered one of every variety. They came on a platter with a pile of cabbage slaw and some spicy fresh salsa and a bowl of tomato sauce. We're not sure what was in all of them. One was cheese and spinach, one was bean, one was bean and cheese, one was cheese only, one was chicken and we don't really know what was in the last one, but they were all tasty. A pupusas is similar to an arepas. It's cornmeal cakes grilled with different fillings. The restaurant is nothing fancy. They do a swift take out business. Everyone is friendly. It is very autentico. They close early, 8pm and they are cash only.

Me and my wife's favorite place, so many diverse plates. Highly recommend Cajun chicken and shrimp…read moreit is an amazing dish. Servers are always friendly and helpful. Love coming and can't wait to come back!

A SPECIAL PLACE TO TASTE CULTURES AND FOOD. Even when you…read moreare outside of Boston you might be in the mood for a meal that is different than what you expected. Maybe you want a bit of Italian food. Or maybe it is Latin food but not fully Mexican. You can not tell, but you know you want something different. It that is the case then you need to take a back road and look for something different. When doing this with friends we found a small place that looked like a hole int he wall. No cars outside. No one inside it seemed. But when the clock hit 6pm the people started to arrive. And in large numbers. We were lucky to have a reservation and get a table when we stepped inside. Inside it was different. Papagallo is a truly family restaurant. Even the younger of the family managed the front counter to check-in. We then went to the table with our menus. This is where we started. And it is some menu to consider. There is everything. You can find Italian, South American with specialties from Columbia. There is fish, meats, and even vegan if desired. It is all there. It can be a way to combine meals from all regions that you can try. Nothing will stop you. It also helps that the waiter will tell you of the specialties of the day and answer any questions you might have. And he will go into detail on this. And he can take your order without writing it down. Of course, the first thing to do is order a drink if you wish. They do have a bartender how can make anything. Naturally a good way to start is with a dry martini. That was filled to the top of the glass. It was ideal. We also had some special Spritz cocktails that were good and strong, but sweet enough to start the meal. Starting with appetizers we did have calamari which was not traditional Italian style. It was more Colombian in nature. It is lightly breaded, fried and tossed with garlic wine butter, sliced cherry peppers and tomatoes. Finished with a dash of parmesan cheese. But, it does have a spicy twist to it. And they were perfect. We also had an order of zucchini flowers that were covered and fried. These are rare to come by. Many restaurants do not even offer these or know how to make them. This was special as no one makes this except at home if you grow the zucchini. This was great. For the main entrees we went all over the place. A bit of everything that we could share and enjoy together. It was that good to share and experience. The special course was the Mofongo Relleno. It is a Puerto Rican favorite consisting of fried, mashed green plantains with garlic, olive oil and Chicharrónes. It is then sautéed with peppers and onions stuffed with chicken. It is a simple dish but nothing you can ever have outside of a Puerto Rican restaurant. And here it is alongside Italian dishes and New England seafood. Next up was Haddock Florentine. This was different. It is baked haddock topped with spinach, grape tomatoes, and crispy bacon in a lemon wine butter sauce. Served with mashed potatoes and vegetables. The sauce is a mixture with Pinot Grigio. It is tasty and light with just enough flavoring. From this we went to Salmon Oscar. It is grilled Atlantic Salmon served over Lobster ravioli with mushrooms, grape tomatoes, and asparagus in a sherry cream sauce. It was truly fresh with fresh caught salmon. It was a good taste with a good portion to go with. The meals were truly enjoyable and had a special taste. Cooked fresh you could have more since the portions were ideal. Naturally, after the meal there is time for dessert. Starting with an express, what more could you want. There was Italian desserts and South American desserts. But this being a special time we went for the Tres Leches. A tres leches cake is a sponge cake originating in North, Central, and South America soaked in milk. It is a very light cake with many air bubbles. This distinct texture is why it does not have a soggy consistency despite being soaked in a mixture of three types of milk. We also had the Pistachio Cake. This is a special cake that is truly light to the touch. Moist, fluffy pistachio cake made with a yogurt batter base and topped with a pistachio butter glaze is an elegant, but easy dessert. Toasting and grinding the pistachios yourself adds a little work, but results in a deep, rich, roasted pistachio flavor. In the end, this was a special meal to have on a special gathering with friends. It was a place hidden down a street not far from where we were but never knew of. The family is wonderful. They run this shop from the front door and into the kitchen. It is their way of presenting a taste and style many of us will never even know of. The meals are good. The portions are excellent. The pricing is perfect for what you will receive. Our compliments to the Chef and the team for offering a special meal. Papagallo. It is a mixture of cultures and tastes for everyone.

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 :)

Do not go here if you are BLACK!!!! They don't even want to serve you. We went there for drinks on…read more6/14/2026 and one very nice lady was going to serve us, then another lady told her not to serve us in Spanish unless we buy some of their food. I live locally, we have been buying their food and supporting them for years, since before the pandemic. Last night we had other food from somewhere else around the corner and just wanted to get two regular / virgin pina coladas to go. But because this particular woman doesn't like black people, she did not want to serve us the drinks. Not only was her customer service terrible, she was also trying to extort / milk us for more money. whole time the store was closing in like 30 minutes, and it would've been smart to allow your business to earn more money even if it's small, on drinks while you get ready to shut the grill down. Instead, they wanted us to order something, they would have to rush to make it, and then rush us to eat it, and then kick us out because it was closing soon. Soooooo disappointing. Actually Terrible service.

One day, a delightful menu advertising DELIVERY TACOS was slipped under my apartment door. For a…read moreweek, I was somewhat obsessed with the idea, and I finally succumbed this evening. The Food - Guatemalan, Salvadoran, and Mexican. I got the Pollo Asado, which seemed pricey at $9.50, but was actually enough food for a huge dinner and a huge lunch the next day. The grilled chicken was delicious: well-seasoned, not fatty, tender. Good rice and beans. The salad included a large avocado wedge. Excellent pico de gallo. The meal came with two tortillas (not advertised), which were clearly handmade, moist, thick, almost doughy. Out of this world. Also included lime wedges for the chicken, which I thought was a nice touch. The Delivery - Quick, but not instantaneous. If you speak fluent Spanish, ordering will be much easier. The delivery guy was really nice. I don't have a doorbell, and they kindly indulged my request to be called when the dude and my food arrived. I do not know if there is a delivery minimum. Their tacos are $2 each, and I bet they'd deliver three. Having sampled their tortillas, they're probably awesome. If I could suggest anything, it would be a dish served with a tomatillo sauce under their "Mexican" section. Their food's not terribly spicy, just tasty, and a hot dish would be a nice addition to the menu.

customer service is HORRIBLE. Owner is rude and essentially stole money. I ordered online and got…read moreone price but when I picked it up it was more money. Owner started saying its only $10 I don't get why people complain. You never know what someone else is going through. Just because its an extra $10 for you doesn't mean I have an extra $10 to spare. Definitely don't recommend and not even just because of them ripping you off with the online ordering but also because the food isn't that great. Not worth the $46 I got charged.