Came here as a recommendation after dealing with some car issues, We were seated right away on a…read moreWednesday for lunch. We shared a plate of their revueltas pupusas and a Yuca con chicharron plate. The dishes came out hot and fresh in under 10 minutes. Sides included a huge container of their cabbage slaw as well as a bottle the tomato dipping and hot sauces. Overall, we had a great experience. The staff were friendly and the space definitely gives family owned vibes. Would love to come again to support their lovely establishment and more of their fairly priced quality food!

True hole in the wall spot and absolutely fantastic. I got two tacos and a papusa and everything…read morewas spectacular. Literally no complaints, authentic, cheap, and delicious.

This is a small restaurant in a complex bordered by Beaver Ruin and Indian trail. There are…read moreseveral other restaurants in the complex, some of which have bit the dust. They dont seem to get a lot of business and the business on each side has either none or 1 in them also. This is a places with all the photos on the wall and the prices on them. I like that as I like to see what I hopefully will get. What I really liked here is that my plate, and the few others I saw all looked BETTER than the picture on the wall! How often does that happen!!! Not only that the portions were big and the food was good. I had just eaten at a places that does the same the day before and of all their photos, they only had 3 dishes you could order, the food didnt look like the picture and the portions were small, and for more money!!! So to find this place was a treat! Service was simple but friendly and if your in the market for something like this by all means GO and support them!

This is an absolutely amazing restaurant. The food is amazing I feel like I am someone's kitchen…read morethat is preparing food with much love . Spanish is the predominant language and I still feel right at home!

What could improve is the picture of the roach having a party in the cheesecake. Please help me…read morehelp myself.

Good food, I like it because of the freshness of how fast they make your food and the make it at…read morethe time you order so you know it hasn't been setting there. HOWEVER, when I looked at the bread they sell which stayed in display, there was a roach there. I advised them about it and all they did was remove the bread even though there could have been more roaches.

Check your receipt and bank statements after eating here !! They charged me 10$ more than what my…read morefood bill was. I even left a 10$ cash tip and i signed the receipt saying i was leaving cash and i put my total amount at the bottom. When i called the restaurant for a refund they quickly felt shame for what they had done and told me to go to the restaurant to pick up the 10$ cash. I told them i live far and they made it a big hassle to refund me, they didn't want to refund the 10$ they were only trying to refund 7 dollars when that was not the correct amount. Besides that the staff is rude one of the lady's kept asking customer after they paid if they had paid. I believe it was her that did this nasty transaction. Beware people, don't let them rob you!

The employees are very slow mentally and physically I ordered a certain dish waited 35 minutes for…read moreit. The lady comes out and asked. Did you order it with beans or with pork? I told her beans she said they made it with pork every time I go they're always not the brightest people. The temperature is always terrible in there. It's always very hot and they're always very very very slow. I always go there because the food is good, but I think this time they cross the line.

(Spanish/English) I've eaten here not once nor twice but…read morethree times and i have to say they have the best food. Puposas are amazingly good as well as the beverage Horchata. Customer service was good as well. I would Recommend this place ---- He comido aquí no una ni dos, sino tres veces y tengo que decir que tienen la mejor comida. Las puposas son increíblemente buenas, así como la bebida Horchata. El servicio de atención al cliente también fue bueno. Recomendaría este lugar

I called the store and the lady asked me if I spoke Spanish and I said no and she hang up the phone…read moreone me and I called again and she hung up again so I called and asked for the manager and she said no manager here and hung up and I called and asked for someone else she said no and hung up I would give 0 stars if I could

y'all know damn well this place is NOT good they over charge you for more my meal was $24 and my…read moreboyfriend was $16 which is $40 and they charged us $64 idk where the rest of the money came from but they over charge you like hell i do not recommend this place either way nobody goes to it once again because of the prices .

We came here for lunch on a Friday because we were in the mood for pupusas. We found this place on…read moreYelp and was not disappointed. It is a full on sit down restaurant and given it was a late lunch, there were not a lot of people in there. Parking was easy right out front in their shared lot with the strip mall they are in. The menu has lots of other items besides papusas, but we were laser focused! They had a bunch of filling options, including combinations of cheese, pork, chicken, and beans. I'm sure they would make a custom one for you. You get complimentary chips and salsa and the salsa is very good, along with the sauce they give you for the pupusas. It is not very bold or spicy, but goes perfectly!

I LOVE to travel and because of this I have been fortunate to visit many great places. My main love…read moreof travel is for two reasons: A) for the scenery/architecture and B) for the culture/food. In my travels I've had the privilege of visiting Guatemala twice. I was blessed to have home-cooked meals by locals all throughout the city. Prior to visiting Guatemala I had no idea there were so many variations of Latin foods between Central-American cultures and it was there I had an eye-opening experience with tamales. Guatemalans make their tamales a lot different than the Mexican style tamales I was familiar with eating most of my life. Their tamales were a lot fatter and far moister than Mexican tamales and the masa is softer. I instantly fell in love with the difference, especially after having eaten many overcooked & hard Mexican tamales in my lifetime. So you can't imagine how delighted I was to discover the Salvadoran tamales here @ Star Bakery are similar to Guatemalan tamales. [ THE FOOD ] After my first taste I returned 3 days in a row because I just couldn't get enough of the amazing flavor! Moist, fluffy, flavorful masa wrapped around juicy & oh so tender chicken. The ladies here truly have magic in their fingers, because it's not just the softness of the masa. I hear chicken bouillon is traditional in seasoning the cornmeal used to make the masa, which would explain why it had such a satisfying aftertaste. I also enjoy their Carne Guisada and delicious Fresas con Crema, but was not a fan of the Baleadas. Something about it tasted sour, almost spoiled. My favorite combination is an order of their Corn Tamales paired with the Grilled Steak next door @ Villino's. I ate them together as if they were steak tamales. The two flavors combined are enough to inspire an epic happy dance! On my latest visit I tried the Pupusas after two other customers in line convinced me I needed this in my life. They both recommended the Chicharron con Queso but I was more interested in the Cameron con Queso, so I ordered one of each. Both were great, but that dang Chicharron was AHHHH-mazing and exploded with flavor! They were absolutely right! * Elote Tamales (5 stars) * Pollo Tamales (5 stars) * Carne Guisada (4.5 stars) * Fresas con Crema (5 stars) * Baleadas (1 star) I think I just got a bad one! * Cameron con Queso (4.5 stars) * Chicharron con Queso (5 stars) [ FINAL THOUGHT ] Take a drive to Plaza Las Americas, casually meander to the food court in the rear and treat yourself to some of the best chicken tamales north of Central America. But don't be in too much of a rush because they take a little time to prepare. If you've ever traveled South of Mexico and sampled these amazing tamales, I think you will agree with me on their authenticity and deliciousness. BUEN PROVECHO! 2022 / 82

Star Bakery is located at the food court of Plazas Las Americas in Lilburn…read more I was up for checking the food court out to eat and explore more Hispanic food options. We were just walking around the food court and saw all the desserts that Star Bakery offered. The tres leches look deliciouis!! Then we saw they had tamales and pupusas!! Yes!! We ordered chicken tamales, cheese pupusas, cheese & jalapeno pupusas. I also got this yellow drink that was so delicious. They let us try it and I'm like wow!!! Food came out quickly. Delicious. They had the best tamales we ever had! The pupusas were so delicious too. I am so curious to try their tres leches next time. Big fan. Will come back! 57/2020

The tamales were expensive as heck!!! $7 each 3 yrs later, I…read morecame again for my dad and the nacatamles are $11 now and theybare ok. We got fried plantains with the cream sauce and it was a little raw. Also got a sopa de res was delicious for my dad and we got the carne asada which was good and tender. They are still really expensive in my opinion though but will give an extra star.

La comida ya no es como antes, sabores a comida de días anteriores más bien mal por el lugar pierde…read moreprestigio

I really wanted some Pupusas so it took a while to find a spot…read more They did not speak English here but I was able to make it work. I waited 15 minutes for my food and it was much heavier than I thought it would be. $8 for 3 pupusas that weigh a ton. I tried the pork and the beans. Both types are good.

Service is honestly not the best. You have to come in knowing what you want or you get judgement …read more They're menu is not large but it does seem to carry a home cook vibe. Also inside is a quick mart of salvadorean goodies. We only got the pupupusas and horchata so I can't speak for everything else but pupusas were pretty basic, nothing memorable. Drinks were good though.

"Cinco Estrellas" translated means " Five Stars". And this Authentic Honduran and El…read moreSalvadorean food court stand gets exactly that ! ...I love the authentic Tamales and Pupusos. Not expensive ! Everything there I've tried is delicious...for 8 years I've been eating at this food court hole in the wall...owner is always working the counter and very nice. I just say to him " Tienne neccessito comeda de la marco Salvadorean Tomales y Pupusos delicioso y fresco por favor: and he always smiles and starts speaking Spanish but I do not understand Spanish so we talk in English then. Great place to eat before a movie at the Venture Cinemas.