Always great. The Pupusas are top notch and my go to when I'm in the area…read more It's tough to see what's on the menu unless your in person so I've added it here

I am all for a hometown, locally owned, home run kind of vibe!! Little did I know walking in just…read morehow on point this spot would be. Sweetest lady greeted me. Once I was seated she delivered menus promptly. Shortly after a gentleman came to receive orders. It was a little bit of a wait for the food, but well worth it. Pretty certain everything is made to order. Fresh, hot and delicious food was brought out! Not one negative comment from anyone as we all shared in the delight. I've had some of the best el Salvadoran food and this ranks right up at the top! Unreal how hidden this actual gem is. Make the stop. Bon appetite!

Food was fantastic. Got an order of steak tacos and a chicken and cheese pupusa. Everything was…read moreexcellent.

Very nice spot for a meal! Quick and kind service in this small no-frills shop. Tried the chicken…read moretrio and carne asada trio tacos. Also tried a few pupusas (jalepeno and cheese and revueltas). Tacos were great - light, easy to hold, soft but not soggy, meats were tender and seasoned well, and garnishes were fresh and finely chopped. Pupusas were a tad oilier than I hoped, but generally really good. I also ordered horchata. Probably wouldn't get again. The drink was too sweet and had chocolate plus another flavor (tasted like peanut butter) mixed in, which took away from the typical flavor. Dinner for 3 came out to ~$60 inclusive of tip. Would definitely recommend and I will be back!

Moved to 188 Cambridge Street in Worcester. I would give…read morethis establishment 7 stars but the ratings will not allow. Incredible food- wow factor. Need I say more. Check it out.

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.

Been getting their pupusas for over ten years. Quality pupusas! Service I do recommend calling…read moreahead, to get the food to go. It's about 20-30 minutes but if you know how there're made, you understand the love that's put into them. I haven't really sat but the ambiance seems to be relaxed, typical salvy laid back energy. With recent renovations to their interior. Stop by!!

Just the best. Come here. Eat some pupusas. Drink some cervezas. Tip your servers. You'll be happy.read more

Food was very good and glad to support country-specific cuisine in a tiny counter-service style…read morediner. Could be quicker service.

What a great find!! The food was very flavorful and definitely flavorful! The service was great…read moreand friendly! I like the variety of Salvadorian and Mexican foods!! We loved the poupusas!! We ordered the family meal Picadito and it was an outstanding value that we would get again!

Pleasant Street is really shaping up to be an foodie destination in Worcester, and Dos Tacos is…read morepoised to be a part of it. Park in the small parking lot in front of the store and walk into this cozy restaurant. Seating is limited to a few booths and you place your order with one of the friendly people there. I wanted to try a sampling of what Dos Tacos had to offer, so I went with a carnitas taco and a chicharron pupusa. The carnitas taco was a 3/5, the pork was tender but not terribly flavorful and the salsa served with it was more vinegary than spicy or savory. The pupusa on the other hand was a definite 5/5. In Salvadoran cuisine, chicharron is is a paste of seasoned pork and Dos Tacos does a really amazing job making their's. It's spicy without being overwhelmingly so and the texture goes perfectly with the thick, clearly hand made tortilla that it's stuffed inside. Dos Tacos is a worthy addition to the emerging Pleasant Street restaurant scene and is definitely worth the trip for the fantastic pupusas. If they can up their carnitas game, it'll definitely be worth a 5 star review.

The best pupusas in town. You got to try them. Plus they're only two dollars each. You can't beat…read morethat

This establishment feels like home. Cozy inside with that…read moreauthentic decor. Food was amazing and tasty. The young lady that served us was polite and nice. Can't wait to go back. Plenty of parking. I used maps to get there and it brought us around another building . Don't panic just drive around .

Well. Once we were able to find it (hidden in side of building), we were seated immediately. The…read morerestaurant was small and a little hectic? We didn't actually get service until they asked us if we were ready to order. Even then, we had to ask if we could get drinks while we decided. The male server seemed bothered having to wait for our decision and even sent the other waitress to take our order. Throughout the entire experience, it seemed like a chore to tend to us. As for the food, it looks MUCH better than it tastes. Don't let the beauty of the sopes cover its lack of seasoning. The tomatillo salsa on the enchiladas was incredibly lime-y, the chicken dry, and the rice felt straight from the box. As we were finishing up, we could see and feel the eyes of the servers "patiently" waiting to give us the bill. Oh, FYI, there is a charge if you use credit card charge. At least they had GF enchiladas.

First I'll say I'm Latino. I love Colombian food, Puerto Rican food, Dominican food, Venezuelan…read morefood, Cuban food etc etc. This place is so bad. I don't know how it has two 5 stars reviews as of this posting. The place is small and not a great ambiance for a nice dinner. It was hot as hell in there and over run with kids that looked like family the day we ordered. They were behind the register, in the common area & at tables. The price was insane for typical Latin dishes that were greasy, salty, and very unsatisfying. Most went in the trash. The rice was bland with vegetables resembling fried rice from a Chinese restaurant. It was so moist and greasy, the pork/chicharron had a strange aftertaste like it was old. The beans were ok but still needed flavor. Plantains were cut thin and not sweat like the typical ripe plantain. The skirt steak was edible and actually had decent flavor. The pupusa was artery clogging and I regret eating even half of one. A kid took the order & cooked some of the meal. He left out a few items from the order. Luckily I asked because when he said we were all set, I knew something was def missing. Had to wait another 15-20 mins more. I already spent about 30 minutes which turned to 45 mins total) waiting for take out with an empty store. That's insane...I'd steer far away if you want Spanish food that's done on a much higher level and won't break the bank. Don't say you weren't warned if decide to try this place. Highly recommend Casa de Lala who is currently relocating in Walpole. That's the best you will get with fresh, high quality Spanish food.

Great place to come and eat with family. Very small palce but comfy and homey definitely a spot to…read morehit if u in Boston. Every time I come to Boston I come and eat here in the morning always fresh food always authentic.