Got (2) of the Birria taco plates (1) asada torta and (1) 3 asada taco plate and (1) spinach's…read morejalpeneo pupusa Also got (2) watermelon , strawberry agua frescas Everything we got was so good that we have already discussed when we will return. The staff were extremely attentive and had wonderful hospitality. The space is super small and the biggest table seats 4 so just keep that in mind.

This is a small business and you can tell when you walk inside that the amount of love these people…read moreput into making their food is enormous. Service was great and the food was excellent. Best beef taco I've ever eaten. Seriously go by and try it. They have a drive through also.

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

Muy buena atención y la comida súper deliciosa Tienen…read moreplantas en el restaurante y el ambiente es muy agradable y fresco

This was awesome! My boyfriend and I looked at the menu prior to going and I found a few…read morevegetarian/ vegan options that I could pick from so we decided to try it out. Upon arrival, they had daily special out with a perfect vegetarian option! I was instantly glowing! More options to pick from! We go in and it's minimal but nice and clean, plenty of seating in two huge rooms. We sat down and were served instantly. We were given free chips with salsa. I got a mimosa, vegetarian popusa, and a corn tamale. Everything was delectable. The portions were perfect. I love that they have vegan and vegetarian options! The location is in a up and coming area, was not that nice years ago. There is plenty of parking but depending on the time you arrive you may have to pay for parking. I think it's free after 6pm. The price was also perfect for what we got! We lined this location and will continue to come in

Wonderful place. Go often especially when heading to a show at Texas Theater. Went simple this time…read morewith the Hamburgesa El Salvadoran style. Surprised me as it rivals many specialty hamburger places. Pupusas and the banana old fashion are a must.

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.

Really good authentic El Salvadorian food. Pupusas were excellent. Service was great. I will be…read moreback.

The food omg the food was beyond. Amazing you better go hungry. The service was first class. The…read moreambience was awesome. Our food is very very delicious.

I came to this establishment last year in September as I was on my way to DFW (cus you know yah OCA…read morekeeps it real and reps all her metros; ATX, S.A. S.M. and DFW). I came in with the Things and and my partner. When we arrived, we were greeted and seated within about 5 minutes at a booth. El saludo y ubicarnos fue 'lo bueno', el resto de la visita no me mató. Después de sentarnos, nos pusieron los típicos chips y salsa pa' la mesa. Como ven, mi gente de Yelp en la foto, estos chips eran una mezcla de totopos de bolsa, compra'os en la tienda, y lo que parecían ser tortillas de maíz viejas fritas pa' hacer chips. Después, pedimos tres platos distintos del menú, uno pa' cada cual. Empecemos con los tacos y la Birria con Consomé. Bueno, tacos eran, pero la carne estaba dura y recocida. El consomé tenía buen sabor, pero no pudo salvar la carne dura que hizo los tacos incomibles. Aparte de eso, faltaba el rábano en el plato, como se ve en la foto que debía acompañar a la Birria con Consomé. Y eso es lo más bueno que puedo decir de ese plato. Ahora, normalmente un buen bistec de falda mexicano, que allá le dicen arrachera, es un corte de res sabroso y blandito, ¡un clásico en la cocina mexicana y Tex-Mex! Pero aquí no lo pusieron, mi hermano. Como ven en las fotos, te clavan un bistec seco, ¡escondido bajo un montón de cebolla y pimiento! Si la estrella del show no brilla, ¡no hay más na' que hablar! Maybe this was an off day for this establishment or maybe not, who knows, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I won't be back to find out. Yelp fam, do you have any fresh reviews for this place? Let's compare notes.

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.

Idc what anyone says, this place has had the best pupusas in the DFW area. Not splitting in half…read morefrom dryness like in a lot of the places in Dallas. Cheese is always melty and not crispy and burnt. The rice and breads are good. I've had the tamale and they're good as well. My husband has had the flautas and they're great and fresh. I always recommend people drive out to Duncanville to Don Pedro's pupusas bc you won't find any this good anywhere in Dallas. You can tell it's family ran so give them some grace. They've always been very nice to us when we've gone and if we ever needed anything, we're usually one of 3 groups there so it's easy to walk up to the counter and ask for anything else. Been wanting to try their Spanish karaoke night in fridays I believe but haven't had the time.

I came across this restaurant because I wanted some pupusas. It had great reviews, and I wanted to…read morecontribute . Luis was amazing and gave me the history of the restaurant. I loved everything I tried, especially the hibiscus drink mixed with tamarind juice.

I've been anxious to make my way back here because my first time was so good but it's a bit of a…read moredrive for me. My first time I came here during my pupusas craving phase and made the trek here in hopes it was as good as I thought it would be. Its located on the corner in downtown Plano, it's a small location with parking behind the building. First time I decided on the queso, chicarron and revueltas( pork, bean and cheese) pupusas. All the pupusas were so good, the revueltas being my favorite. The pork in the revueltas was savory, I could actually taste all the ingredients and it had the perfect amount of cheese. Their salsa was ok, on the mild side. Still searching for a pupusas spot with really spicy sauce, but the curtido is one of my favs because it has that perfect vinegar kick that I love. Now.....I don't know what happened between my first visit and this recent visit which was maybe 4 months apart but it was like night and day in flavor. I ordered the chicharron and revueltas pupusas again but decided to branch out and ordered 1 chicken taco and 1 lengua taco. The pupusas were not the flavorful pupusas I had the first time. Also, the revueltas pupusas was really lacking in ingredients; I couldn't taste much pork or beans it was pretty cheese heavy. The chicken taco was just ok it needed way more flavor, but the lengua taco was on point it was very tender and not to fatty. Curtido still hits, mild sauce i could take or leave but the green sauce that I got was great, I hate that I only got 1 small cup because It really added good flavor to my food. I also tried the tres leches which is one of my favorite types of cake and it was not good to me at all. Despite the cake still having a few days before it expired it tasted old to me and had a flavor on the backend that I couldn't identify and made me wary of finishing it. The customer service was good both times and there is a good amount of seating inside. Maybe I caught them on an off day but because this place is not that close to me, it will be a long time before I return. Back on the pupusa hunt!

Picked up food for El Salvador Independence Day. Got the jalapeno pupusas and revueltas. Not…read moreimpressed with either. The jalapeno & cheese pupusa was supposed to have bits in them. I counted MAYBE 2-3 jalapeno bits in the two that I got. Just a waste of money. This place aint great at all. Go elsewhere.

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.

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

Food was great, best pupusa I had in Texas so far. I highly recommend this place. The waitress was…read morenice and very attentive given the fact she was working all the table by herself. The restaurant had lots of Salvadoran pictures and artisan art. Very nice restaurant in Grand Prairie.

this is a beautiful spot with a wonderful selection of pupusa's, agua Fresca's, the service is so…read moresweet and the owner Doña Lola was so kind to come say hello to me this restaurant transports you to El Salvador in a way of authenticity with its pupusa's and fresh Cortito and salsa de Salvador I had a wonderful time trying their rice pupusa's, which is something I haven't seen and other local Dallas pupusa Reyes the amount of Larocco they put in the pupusa was perfect for me. It wasn't too much. It wasn't too little. I thoroughly enjoyed trying their pupusa Loca, which includes Chicharron Salvadoran or pork, Salvador and beans, black beans, Larocco and cheese they even have pupusa's to go, and I love that they have a beautiful logoon their products. Love the cartoon of Doña Lola. It's very adorable. I give this place a 10 out of 10 this is because I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of my experience here I even brought some home to the family go here you wont regret it. I adore the way it feels like El Salvador and is very home-like restaurant feel. THERE IS A 15% SERVICE FEE for dining in. So please keep that in mind. Also at some points there is a woman who is a little sassy that works there.

Went to a local Salvadoran spot and had a really good experience overall. The pupusas were solid,…read morewith a nice crispy texture on the outside and soft cheesy filling inside, and the food came out hot and fresh. The plantains were good too. The service was very friendly, parking was easy, and the whole place felt authentic with a nice crowd. Overall it was a comforting meal that hit the spot. I will be back to try more stuff soon!