ordered some popusas , revueltas" very good ! tasty! the restaurant is nice spacious for dinning…read more However the service wasn't the best the person in the front, the cashier was having lunch while helping me and that's kind of weird didn't greet me either ...

The food is good. But costumer service is the worst of the worst the guy that takes up orders ain't…read moreit he needs to find a new hobby honestly very RUDE!!! Like chill we buying the food not getting it for free dude. The attitude and the way to talk to people very disrespectful and disgusting.

I had a pupusa and plantain with cream and beans. The food was good. It wasn't too busy when we…read morewent. It's loud in there so it's hard to have a conversation.

It's nice to have a place with pupusas nearby! This spot was previously known as Claws and Craws…read moreand hope that El Cuscatlan is here to stay. The food is made fresh upon ordering and I really enjoyed the cheesy pupusas, sweet plaintains, and beans. There is a good amount of seating inside and service is pretty friendly and attentive. Also free parking in the lot!

This is our favorite salvi restaurant in the east bay. We've been here multiple times. The food is…read moregood. The pupusas, chicharron con queso and loroco are my favorite. This time l also had their atol de elote. The ambiance, this holiday season there was Xmas decoration and table covers. Lots of seating even for large groups. I love the added booth seating. It does get busy. Service was great too. The waitress was attentive and smiley aside being busy.

Pan con pollo I ordered twice, first time was shocked that they threw everything into the bread and…read morethrew me a drumstick and thigh with the bone still!! But it did taste good after I had to shred the chicken by hand to enjoy the sandwich. Second time I called and asked them to shred it for me or give me chicken breast. But nope same thing. And it was super soggy this time and the taste was completely off

Friendly service, not the fastest but the FLAVOR is amazing! I def recommend this place, I can't…read morewait to come and try more of their menu.

My friend told me about this place ...the pupusas are made fresh. Very delicious. My husband had…read moresteak tacos. We also ordered fried plantains with sour cream and horchatas...overall, very good food!

Top 5 restaurant in town! A must try & reasonable prices…read more Fried Fish is 10/10 & sides are a plus

So listen. I did an online order at 6:08. Said it'll be ready by 6:35. Get here the place is…read morepacked! Waited in line for about 7 minutes to let them know I was there to pick up my order. They thought I called in. Told them it was an online order. The man proceeded to tell me they just got it. I said you did not. It was placed at 6:08. Then he said oh. Right then I got a text saying it should be ready for pick up. It was not. He took the order straight to the kitchen. It's currently 7:18 and I still have no food. Never again. What happened in reality they never checked the online queue for orders. How idk. The machine is right next to the phone and cash register.

They make your pupusas fresh and over-sized within 10 minutes! I chose cheese, spinach, zucchini,…read moreand pork. Very tender and savory inside. The outside was grilled to perfection--well done... *not* undercooked like some pupuserias. Lively Latin music played at a nice volume where you can talk with your companions. Merengue and more. You give your order and are given a number. You pick your own seat. Signs are bilingual--mostly Latin patrons, which is my usual litmus test that usually means the food has authentic flavor, which I love and look for from ethnic dining experiences. It's very clean and looks freshly painted. I was here just before noon and there was a steady stream of patrons.

Placed an order online for 8 pupusas, an order of nuegados and a pastelito de plátano. I got…read moreconfirmation saying my order would be ready at 12:56, I got there at 1:05. The lady at the front told me 5more minutes for my order, I waited 10mins and nothing. When I went to ask again she told me my order had just come through their system? Make that make sense! And on top of that there were other orders just sitting on the counter getting cold and the lady at the front cares more about peeling mangos with her back to the front door then handing out the orders to the customers that are waiting! The manager talk to me and was able to get me my order but guess what? They gave me the wrong order. We tried the pupusas we were given, they were dry and barely any filling inside. So not even the food is good. Bad customer service which is very sad because i drove from Santa Rosa to give this location a try. Will not be coming back.

My plate is CLEAN. The pupusas were divine, each with a distinct flavor that cut through the bread…read moreand cheese. The one with the Salvadorean flower is worth it, and the revueltas con frijoles had a classic and delicious flavor. The homemade habanero salsa was delicious and spicy. Service was friendly and music was fun.

I'm sad that I was missing out on this spot! I've been on…read morethe hunt for a good pupusa spot and it's been here all along! Let start off with the service, friendly and helpful! We were greeted right away and seated. The restaurant is big with lots of seating and clean. We both ordered a combo plates. I had the bean and cheese pupusa, chicken tamale, and plantains with beans. The tamale is one of the best ones I've had in the Bay Area. It was made with chicken breast, so no bone in, iykyk. For dessert i had the empanadas de leche. OMG!! So delicious! If you've never tried, I highly recommend. I will say this restaurant is a little pricier than most other pupuserias. But I think it's well worth it! I'll definitely be back.

3 Amigas Pupuseria worked the Trunk O Treat event at Micke Grove. I was so happy to see their food…read moretruck adding much needed variety. I ordered the pupusas which were hot, fresh, and cheeeeesy! An absolute delight!

Door dashed an order and it arrived pretty fast, I did think they make the popusas from scratch…read more The popusas are good they could use a little more seasoning. The tamales de elote are amazing will definitely order those again!

I believe this space was a Burmese restaurant called Tharaphu a few years back. They made a decent…read moretea leaf salad but without the tableside show. I doubt that made much difference to their clientele, but in its place is another family-run business, this time Salvadoran. This one offers more generic plates at student-friendly prices for undiscriminating palates. That's at least my take in the couple of occasions I've tried it after going to the gym. The first time I tried it I couldn't see the menu until I got up to the order counter. Then I made the server wait since the menu was so comprehensive (Photo 5). I went basic and ordered the $16.99 Chicken Platter because the kabob version was five dollars more. It was decent enough though on the bland side with rice, fresh tomato salsa, and a small side salad of iceberg lettuce, sliced cucumber, and radish (Photo 9). The menu mentioned a house white sauce. I didn't see it, but I also didn't miss it either. I came back to try them again. I tried ordering the $14.99 Scrambled Eggs with Beef Chorizo but was told they were out of chorizo. This was looking to be a recurring theme because I was rebuffed the first time when I unsuccessfully ordered the beef gyro. Ironically this time they had the $16.99 Beef Gyro Platter. The rice and salad were identical to my previous platter, the beef was just OK (Photo 10). FOOD - 3 stars...middling meats, edible but not overly appetizing AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...spacious enough and nicely decorated SERVICE - 3 stars...minimal communication on the food and when it will be ready TOTAL - 3 stars...fitting for a student appetite, good enough for the rest of us if expectations are kept in check RELATED - Exploring Berkeley? Here's my collection of places l've patronized and reviewed: https://yelp.to/KDNpY106O8

Here goes, short and sweet…read more Yes on the pupusas....no on the birria taco. So the pupusa was definitely handmade and 4 stars. Service was super slow and I was one of 3 people there when they opened. Not sure what was going on. They also took forever to make my food. The birria was lacking flavor was was super chewy. Needed to be more tender.