I used to love the food from this place, specially the "mestizo" plate, and the red chilaquiles…read morewith chorizo and eggs. About a month ago we went to eat there, and I ordered the mestizo, but the meat was so tough that my hand hurt just from trying to cut the meat, it was so tough to chew, and to me it seemed that the meat was boiled and just heat up on a pan, it was not grilled, it was pale. The casamiento (rice n beans) was super dry. We were the only ones there, that should have been a clue. Today we ordered 3 red chilaquiles with chorizo and eggs (they used to mix the chorizo with the scrambled eggs). The rice was so tough, it was not edible, it was undercooked, what we got were the scrapes that were probably stuck to the pan. The chorizo was not mixed with the eggs, they just placed a whole piece on top of the eggs, the eggs had zero salt. The orders were missing the crema and queso fresco like they used to. The chilaquiles were bitter because some of the tortilla chips were burned. They charged my husband $100 Just for 3 orders of chilaquiles. They charge $4.00 for the small piece of chorizo they add to the plates. So the total should had been $72.40 with tax. I noticed when I tried to replicate the order online that they automatically add a 15% tip. I am sure they do the same when you order in person for to go orders or dine in because their totals never matched my totals. My husband never asks for a receipt, so there was no way for me to double check, but today he told me how much he paid because he saw how upset I was with the scrapes they sent us. This was the last time we will give our business to this sorry a** place. I took a screenshot of how much our total should have been without a tip because our order was to go.

I was skeptical of this spot, but my fiancee is Salvadorian and I knew it would likely make him…read morehappy so we decided on this spot for breakfast. First sign to walk away should have been that you have to ring a doorbell to be let in, but whatever, we were already there with company and hungry, so no turning back at this point. The outside and inside of the restaurant is old and outdated, the tables are wobbly and the cherry on top is the cracked dishes. The lady taking the order does not speak a single word of English, so my fiancee translated "chilaquiles" for her. I felt very out of place. The food has 4 star prices with 2 star quality and presentation. If I'm going out to eat I'm not just looking for convenience, I'm also looking for taste and service. The drinks were great, I got the passion fruit juice, fiancee had a bottled Coke and bestie went with a horchata. I paid with card, and I typically decline the tip so I can leave that in cash, but somehow the register decided to add a tip anyway, luckily I noticed so I didn't leave an extra tip. If you don't speak Spanish, don't bother coming here. I would love to give them a try for other items, but sadly the breakfast experience left a bitter enough taste that I will not be returning here.

Drove by this place! It's in a lot that I don't usually go to as there's not too many businesses…read morearound but it was worth checking out. They're still fairly new. Loved their pupusas. We tried their cheese and beef pupusas. The tamale was good as well. The staff were friendly and the service was quick, made to order. We came around lunch time on a Sunday and we were the only people there. The ambiance was quiet. We would come back for sure!

At $4.50 a pupusa. I was highly disappointed. Nothing special about these pupusa's. They're lacking…read moreflavor, cheese and love. I tried to add a Coke to my order. It was gonna be $15 for three things. overpriced. at one point they did have a special. I walked in and asked for it. The lady didn't know what the I was talking about. No love, no care.. This was on my favorites list and it has been removed after this experience.

Food is good, it has that authentic Guatemalan taste. Being born and raised in Guatemala it's nice…read moreto have a place where you can revisit those memories when your abuelita used to cook some traditional Guatemalan cuisine on Sundays. Been here a few times over the years and things have slowly change but the taste remains.

Rating really should be 2.5 stars btw, not 3…read more Me and my family visited this establishment over the weekend, it was our first time here and had no expectations whatsover besides having a great time with each other and enjoying some Guatemalan food. Although what I ordered was extremely delicious (Carne Guisada) some of the other items such as the garnachas lacked any seasoning on the meat and the maza was hard. The tamale's we ate (chipilin) were extremely dry, as if they had been frozen for a while and then reheated quickly, if that. On the other hand, the freshly made tortillas were good and that green salsa that was served with chips was also tasty, definitely more memorable than the garnachas. There was also live Marimba playing when we got there, very loud but nice nonetheless. One unfortunate problem is the televisions they have throughout the restaurant, playing dirty FOX news. When I approached our waiter about this she expressed that the t.v's needed to stay on for a karaoke event and that she couldn't change the channel, when I asked if they could turn off the tv's- she mentioned she would but she never actually did. **Eye roll** Mind you, we were there for at least two hours and no karaoke ever was played.....and why is FOX news on the T.V while we are trying to have a good time and enjoy the overall vibe? STUPID. Another disappointing factor, they had a drunk homeless man sleeping outside of their restaurant as many of their employees would walk past this man and say nothing...weird? The lack of flavor for the Guatemalan staples such as the garnachas and tamales in addition to Fox news on the tv + drunk man hanging out at their establishment = would probably never come back again, considering other Guatemalan alternatives. Sorry Abuelita's, as a Guatemalan myself, please do better.

I recently visited Panaderia & Pupuseria Salvadorena Mi Tierra El Salvador and was seriously…read moreimpressed. This spot feels like a hidden gem if you're craving authentic Salvadoran food. The pupusas were the highlight fresh, perfectly cooked, and packed with flavor. The curtido and salsa complemented them really well, adding just the right balance of tangy and spicy. You can tell everything is made with care and traditional recipes. We also tried the Torta Hula Hula, which was absolutely delicious and loaded with flavor. On top of that, the empanadas de frijol and empanadas de leche were both amazing perfectly made and seriously satisfying. We also checked out some items from the bakery, and they did not disappoint. The bread was soft, slightly sweet, and tasted incredibly fresh, perfect with a cup of coffee. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, and the staff were friendly and attentive. It's the kind of place that feels like home cooking rather than a typical restaurant. If you're in the Reseda area and looking for authentic Salvadoran flavors, this place is definitely worth checking out. We'll absolutely be coming back. Recientemente visitamos La Panaderia & Pupuseria Salvadorena Mi Tierra El Salvador y quedamos muy impresionado con mi esposo. Este lugar se siente como una joya escondida si tienes antojo de comida salvadoreña auténtica. Las pupusas fueron lo mejor frescas, perfectamente cocinadas y llenas de sabor. El curtido y la salsa las complementaban muy bien, aportando el equilibrio perfecto entre lo ácido y lo picante. Se nota que todo está hecho con cuidado y siguiendo recetas tradicionales. También probamos la torta Hula Hula, que estaba absolutamente deliciosa y llena de sabor. Además, las empanadas de frijol y las empanadas de leche estaban increíbles muy bien hechas y realmente deliciosas. También probamos algunos productos de la panadería y el pan artesanal estaba riquisimo. El pan estaba suave, ligeramente dulce y muy fresco, perfecto para acompañar con una taza de café. El ambiente es informal y acogedor, y el personal fue amable y atento. Es el tipo de lugar que se siente como comida casera más que un restaurante típico. Si estás en el área de Reseda y buscas sabores auténticos de El Salvador, definitivamente vale la pena visitarlo. Sin duda regresaremos. Muchas Gracias por el excelente servicio y sobre todo por la calidad de los platillos. Por Cierto manejamos desde San Diego para probar este restaurante que nos habian recomendado mucho!

Food was gooood. I enjoyed myself. Service was kind and considerate too. Thank you!…read more Chill spot to have lunch real quick.

The waitress was super nice and very attentive, which made our first time here even better. We…read moreordered and shared quesadilla de birria, empanadas, and pupusas revueltas. The quesadilla and the empanadas were really good and so much flavor. Now the reason we came here was for the pupusas. They were decent size, not small and stuffed. They were so good and definitely recommend. I love me a good curtido, lots a flavor and crunchy just how I like it. I'm the type of person that likes to add curtido every time I cut a piece of pupusa (yes I eat it with a fork, don't judge). The sauce was good too. Overall everything was amazing. Loved the music and I like how it wasn't so bright, it was a little dark but I ate in peace.

I saw that this place took over Tacos Way, and I think it's a great improvement. We got the Baja…read moreTacos and pupusas. For drinks, we got the margarita flight and a michelada. I like the variety of Mexican and Salvdoran dishes. They also have Happy Hour some days as well as a DJ. Will definitely be coming back. Our server was very nice and friendly.

So delicious! I discovered this place by change and surely hope I get to go back. Buenisimo!read more

I live 4 hours away from this place, so everytime I am in the Los Angeles area I try to stop here…read more I ate at this place on Monday 6/9 around 5 pm knowing that they were closing at 6 pm. Flavor was spot on as usual. Things I did not enjoy this time: 1. I was charged for 2 chorizos when I had only ordered 1. (Always ask for printed invoice and check before leaving). 2. I was charged $6 for a chorizo that was as long as my thumb. In the past their chorizos were much bigger and cheaper. (Do not order chorizos a la carte). 3. The meat in my "bandeja paisa" was ver fatty. Maybe my negative experience had to do with the fact that the restaurant was about to close.

Read the other reviews for food. Mine will solely be for info I wish businesses were upfront about…read more This is my fight against hidden restaurant fee-flation and for price transparency. price as of 6/4/26 Extra service charges or fees (other than tax and tip): 3.99% credit/debit card fee Tip lowest default: 15%, electronic Allows bill split/itemize: yes, 5 people Fee transparency/fairness score: 3/5 NOTE: no mention of credit/debit card fee anywhere tip seems to be based off subtotal+tax i dont think adding a surcharge or fee for debit card transactions at the point of sale is technically allowed

Came here to eat dinner before a comedy show nearby at the brewery…read more Located in a very small strip mall it's next to a 7-11 and parking is very limited. I arrived and there were 2 spots but they were super tight and basically unable to park unless you had a tiny car maybe but I was able to park on the street The restaurant itself was clean and the lady attending was friendly and nice and service was rather quick as no one else was there when we arrived but a few folks arrived after us It's not huge but enough seating for a nice amount of people. Tables and booths available The pupusas were good. I had a revuelta and a one with chicharrón and cheese. They are a nice size so two was filling and the all the good stuff that goes on it was just right in the acidity Prices are decent too

We ordered to go from this place a few days ago and the pupusas were delicious--full of flavor and…read moregenerously sized. We tried a variety, and everything we got was great. The staff was also very friendly and answered all my questions without any issues when I called before placing the order. They have a lot of items on their menu that I can't wait to go back and try as well. We'll definitely be ordering from here again.

If you're craving authentic Salvadoran comfort food made with love -- this is the spot!…read more The pupusas were perfection -- handmade, and stuffed generously with rich, savory fillings. I got the beans one, soooo good! Crispy on the outside, soft and melty on the inside... chef's kiss. Paired with the fresh cabbage salad and salsa, every bite was full of flavor. The pan con pollo was just as amazing -- tender, well-seasoned chicken with fresh veggies and bread that soaked up all the goodness. So hearty and satisfying! And don't skip the atole -- warm, comforting, and perfectly balanced. It felt like a hug in a cup You can truly taste the authenticity and care in every dish. Portions are generous, prices are great, and the overall vibe is welcoming and comforting -- like a home-cooked meal away from home. 10/10 Highly recommend if you love flavorful, authentic Salvadoran food.