This was not only an El Salvadoran place but an Honduran place! Which i was so excited as I rarely…read moresee Honduran places and am always looking for specific dishes from my home country. We got a mix of a few items from pupusas (5/5) baleadas (5/5) and pollo frito con tajadas (5/5). The service was great. The waiter came up to us and let us take our time deciding. The place wasn't crazy busy but it was full which shows how great the food is there. If you are ever in this area I recommend stopping by. I know i will if i ever come back here.

Part of the food was good bad service wrong order they did nothing to fixed not coming backread more

Went to place an order online and saw there was a service fee, which I get! But I thought let me…read morecall and skip the fee... nope the guy told me the total was $4 more than even the fee online. When I asked why he didn't answer. Then told me I could order online if I want. Inconsistent pricing and some google reviews show the same pattern of randomly up charging with no reason.

Was just driving through, and stopped in. The staff were so friendly! Also they have such a nice…read morevibe in the restaurant, felt very much like home!!

When this place first opened, food was legitimate Honduran. Even though they did not accept cards,…read moreit did not matter to me and my family. Now they are accepting cards but the quality of the food has gotten rather poor. Last time I went there I ordered the pupusas and they tasted like they just threw them in the microwave and packed them for me. By the time I got home they were so hard to eat I couldn't finish them and ended up throwing them out. I will not be visiting this restaurant again.

I dont like to write bad reviews. But i had a bad experience at this place. 1st of all food wasnt…read moreas good as i expected. 2nd . After ordering so much food and getting our bill we were told they werent taking debit or credit cards? Why werent we told that in the beggining? Its not like they suddently had a problem with their computer or system. They knew since the beggining. They should've let customers know before not after ordering so much food. But of coarse they just want the money. The waitress was rude and we waited so long for our food even though it was busy. Really Bad experience.

Food was delicious, service was helpful and friendly, vibes matched the food. Their prices are…read morealso desirable for the area I think these are the best tacos in town with great quality carne asada, the seasonings and toppings were fresh and on point. They use their homemade pupusas as tortillas which elevate this dish to another level. The green sauce and red sauces were drinkable. Not spicy (though something could have used some spice) and packed with flavor The Pupusas are always delicious. I enjoy the shrimp with cheese, jalapeño with cheese and bean with cheese.

The food it's good don't get me wrong but the staff, yeah that's another case worst customer…read moreservice I have ever experienced.! It's all about the attitude I do not recommend this place to nobody!

Drove past this place often but finally decided to try it out. Got one pupusa to go as a snack…read moresince we already ate lunch. Waitress recommended the pupusa revuelta. Wife and I ate it when we got home and DANG... so good. i've only had a few pupusas in my life but it was so delicious. the thick outer tortilla was perfectly crisp but chewy and the filling was so flavorful. so.... after a few hours, we went back to eat dinner there lol We got some more pupusas but the revuelta def was the best. We also got the baleada con todo which was so good! (had to look up what a baleada was) i'm not big on beans but all the ingredients were delicious and worked well together. prices were very good too. doesn't feel like stressing your wallet to have a nice meal outside. service was great but food takes a bit to come out but overall, this place is amazing and we'll def be back.

This is probably the best Salvadorean/Honduran food I've had in the US and it's in Yonkers of all…read moreplaces where it seems to be tough to find a decent meal. The service from the gentleman was almost saccharine which was unusual to this tough as nails Manhattanite. Got the baleadas, pupusas and carne asana. Not a bad dish in the bunch. The plantain chips are homemade, too!

I was shocked to see the review I saw..the burrito have been my go to plus they are huge. They…read moreservice was exceptional and this place seems like a great place for the locals...very chill spot and again...I loved their food

Okay. So let me just be brutally honest!!! This place was the worst. The margarita tasted like lime…read morewater. And I found hair in my food, like seriously WTF?!?? Wear hair nets for the sake of everyone's appetite!! And the plantain were dripping in oil. This place is like a spot for men who want to get drunk which isn't safe. It's the hole in the wall but not to good kind of hole.

Once again went looking for Sunday brunch and was NOT disappointed. This is a small storefront…read morethat's jam-packed with good vibes and great food--the kind of food where you can taste the pride in every bite. It's a cozy space with about five tables, and literally every seat was taken. Despite the size, we were seated at a table for four and our orders were taken promptly. The restaurant also sells a variety of imported products, giving it a bodega/restaurant vibe. The menu is simple, offering everything from pupusas and steaks to tamales and daily specials. I went with four pupusas: cheese, mixta, chicharrón, and beans. The rest of the family ordered steaks, and nothing disappointed. The food was hot, fresh, and packed with flavor. The pupusas were done right--filled generously, the tortillas cooked perfectly with no mushy centers. I ate until I was about to pop! The red sauce and curtido (salad) were the perfect pairing, alongside a tall glass of horchata. Considering how full I was, the price made it even better. Another local gem you absolutely need to try. 5/5 stars.

Small family restaurant. Went on a Sunday afternoon and people were coming in and out. Very busy…read morebut with a fast service. Our food was delicious. Great taste and we will definitely go back to get more pupusas.

Very delicious, good service and very authentic - like the food we make in our country (El…read moreSalvador). Definitely recommend it.

Shocked this place isn't on Yelp but it does occupy a somewhat menacing stretch of Wood Avenue, a…read morestone's throw north of Bridgeport's "Little Asia". Run by a charming husband and wife team, the wife prepares some of the best pupusas you'll find in the metropolitan area. 3 large pupusas for $7.50. They have an extensive menu of hearty platters, most priced at $12. Highly recommended.

Another place i got to check off from my "must go" list. I…read morehad never had pupusas nor picadas and this was life changing on so many level!!! I was already kind of full but the entrees we got were also very delicious. I wish I knew how to cook fish or chicken that juicy but keeping the outside crunchy-crispy. 10/10 for all the food. Idk why but the music was so upbeat and it kept me feel rushed for some reason but that might be just me! Haha The service was great, the water kept getting filled and they were very attentive. Would definitely come back again!

4 Stars for dine-in. 3 Stars for delivery…read more I think this is the only Pupuseria in Astoria & am very happy about that! Used to go to the restaurant Mundo in this spot years ago. It's a cozy space just a block from the N/Broadway stop & in the heart of a busy few blocks with a lot of restaurant, cafe, bar, & grocery options. Sometimes I forget about this spot because it's just off the avenue, but it's worth a visit! Have dined in (outdoor seating during the summer) & ordered take-out (placed in-person) before. Usual order are Pupusas (chicharron & loroco + cheese - a tasty herb, like little buds that taste basil/oregano-like), Mojito, Pomegranate juice, Marañon juice (cashew apple fruit - like apple + pineapple). Everything was tasty, fresh & well made. The red sauce (bits of oregano) & curtido (pickled cabbage & carrots, a few chilies) with the pupusas are a must! But 3 Stars for a recent delivery (Sunday evening), the quality of the pupusas weren't great (thick), the Elote Tamale (sweet corn tamale with sour cream) was soggy & tasted tinny. Not sure if it was from the foil and/or it had a leak when it was being boiled. Maybe this item isn't ordered often. Good leak-free packaging for the delivery though - lots of tape! 5 Stars for the female UberEats worker who delivered by bike (in December)! I'll stick to in-person ordering & pick-up (the pupusas take a little time to make, but worth it) & hopefully the quality improves. The service & staff has always been great and it's a cute restaurant for a date or even families!