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Great pupusas, curtido & salsa. Went for brunch on a Sunday morning and we were the only ones there as soon as they opened. Free chips and salsa were bomb. I had a cheese pupusa and a cheese and bean pupusa. Both super tasty. Husband had the fried egg breakfast and a side of casamiento which he really liked. I stole his plátanos and crema and they were also cooked perfectly. The waitress was friendly and attentively. Definitely recommend for pupusas.
Great little hole in the wall establishment in Keller. Be sure to check your Bougie at the door because it literally has an authentic feel with no frills. Happy Eating, Fort Worth!
The food service is excellent! Great portions and very authentic food. Hands down the BEST!!! Restaurant in TX. Great environment good vibes and overall 5 stars service. Mariela is the best and very informative waitress.
EAT HERE! Authentic and delicious! What's find. The enchilada was a flavor explosion. Not the enchilada you are used to. The Pupusa Loco was CRaZY goods and huge. Yuca fries were legit and the "slaw" for each dish was a perfect addition. They had unique agua frescas which I did not try but wish I would have. Fast and lovely service. Wish I would have taken more pictures. I was hungry.
while i was looking for a place to get lunch, i was leaning towards a chain restaurant or fast food place. But i wanted to support local and small businesses, so i ended up here. Glad i did. This place is located in the back of the einstein bagels and next to any time fitness. Its hard to see from the street. If you dine in, they'll give you chips and salsa. i wanted to get horchata, but apparently they have an el salvadoran style one, which is vastly different than the mexican one. I didn't like it too much, so i opted for water. I ended up getting the crazy pupusa, a steak pupusa and a barbacoa taco. All the items were really filling, and i didn't finish my meal. I really enjoyed the crazy pupusa, its pretty much all the items they can stuff into a pupusa and its a lot bigger than the regular ones. shrimp, steak, etc.. The people working there are extremely friendly and nice. PS: they also have a very small store in the front of the restaurant for misc snacks.
What a great hole in the wall place! And in Keller! Double plus. If you're not paying attention, you'll definitely miss it! The food was great and we didn't have to wait long at all for our food. The papusas were so good and everything was very tasty!
Small mom & pop location in Keller. Little mix of Mexican & Salvadorean food. I strongly recommended you stop and try for yourself. The food is Yummy! I really enjoyed my Camarones a la Diabla & that loaded potatoe made it A+. Also tried the Papusas and they are all good, my favorite was the Mixta. Overall great delicious food all for a good price and cozy warm place.
Great spot in the Keller area- Very hole in the wall with excellent food. They are a small operation, so do not expect lightning fast service- but once you get the food you will fall in love with the place. We had gotten two pupusas, steak ranchero, fried plantains, and chips and salsa (which comes free of charge.) All the food was excellent and fresh, and definitely a refreshing change from the larger restaurants in the area. What stood out the most was the service- while there were several people in the restaurant at that time, our server came around regularly and asked how the food was and if we needed anything. I would definitely recommend El Sabor!
First time here, so I wanted to sample a variety of items. There are many large photos of the items on the walls, and all look very appetizing. It was difficult to choose. But, I saw a dish that looked much like a "sampler" platter, called the Plato Tipico (1 tamal de pollo, 1 papusa, 1 platano con crema, yuca con chicharron, and 1 pastelito). That sounded like a lot of food already, but I also ordered a single Enchilada Salvadorean. Of course, the meal began with Chips and Salsa, which were very much to my liking. The Yellow Corn Chips were crisp and the Salsa thick and a fair amount of spice at the finish. The food all arrived quite quickly, and all looked very appetizing, but the best presentation goes to the Enchilada Salvadorean (although it seemed more like a Tostada - so either enchiladas are different in El Salvador, or I ordered the wrong item! Nonetheless, my objective was to try a variety of items. I began with the papusa. I realize that plain papusas aren't, by themselves, abundantly flavorful but I would have liked a little more flavor in the accompanying cabbage and sauce. Next, I tried the Yuca Con Chicharron, which is served on a bed of mildly pickled red cabbage. Again, yuca isn't going to overwhelm you with flavor, but these are tender and a good dipped in the crema or some of the salsa. The pork was good, but a little crunchy. The Tamal definitely needs a sauce. I'm seeing a theme here! Maybe it's my American palate craving a sauce for everything, so I'll allow the benefit of the doubt. The tamale was very tender masa as well as the chicken inside. It also contained some chunk of potato. I liked the tamale, especially once I poured salsa over it! So, still not done! Time to try this "Enchilada" that was probably a Tostada. It looks great. Piled with chicken, tomato, avocado, cucumber, radish and half a hard-boiled egg. The problem was how to eat it? No way I could pick it up. I was forced to cut into it and then gather pieces of each ingredient to get a cohesive bite. Wow! The flavor was great! It all comes together really well, but it's not easy to eat. Some soft and some crunchy items together, make gathering each bite challenging. Still not done! One last item to try (besides Fried Plantains, which are always great, so we'll move past those). Finally, the Pastelito, which was probably the most flavorful bite on the plate. This thin, crisp corn fritter is filled with vegetables and tastes like I just broke open a really tasty pot pie. I could eat several of those! El Sabor is definitely not an "Americanized" taco spot. The menu is extensive, and full of original dishes that you won't find at many restaurants. They also serve breakfast all day, so even the pickier eaters should probably be able to find something to their liking, but it definitely has more than a few items for the adventurous foodies.
The caldo de res was very good. O have yet to try the shrimp cocktail but it looks good. All and all we will be back because it's always about the food.
i really was looking forward to trying this place out. I love the big photos of the food. Atmosphere was interesting. I wish them luck in this difficult time. We ordered pupses I am pretty sure I am misspelling that. They were good but they had a burnt smell in the car. I could have cooked them myself. Perhaps they were trying to get them out fast for us. We will come back and try more stuff. Please don't burn my food. I bet i can order cold next time and cook at home! Hope so.
3 months ago
Found this hidden gem on Google! It has a wonderful, intimate small-business vibe, and the menu pictures on the wall are great for ordering. The Hits: The pupusas, fried chicken, and fresh plantains (get them with cream!) were all incredible. The Jamaica, Tamarindo, and Horchata frescos were easily my favorites. Their fresh, homemade tortillas are also a major plus!The Misses: Both the chicken and beef fajita meats were very tough and hard to chew. I'd skip those next time. Customer service was attentive and helpful throughout our meal. It's a great spot for authentic Salvadoran food, and I'll definitely be back to try other menu items! read more
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11 months ago
Great pupusas, curtido & salsa. Went for brunch on a Sunday morning and we were the only ones there as soon as they opened. Free chips and salsa were bomb. I had a cheese pupusa and a cheese and bean pupusa. Both super tasty. Husband had the fried egg breakfast and a side of casamiento which he really liked. I stole his plátanos and crema and they were also cooked perfectly. The waitress was friendly and attentively. Definitely recommend for pupusas. read more
3 years ago
Great little hole in the wall establishment in Keller. Be sure to check your Bougie at the door because it literally has an authentic feel with no frills. Happy Eating, Fort Worth! read more
1 year ago
The food service is excellent! Great portions and very authentic food. Hands down the BEST!!! Restaurant in TX. Great environment good vibes and overall 5 stars service. Mariela is the best and very informative waitress. read more
6 months ago
1 year ago
EAT HERE! Authentic and delicious! What's find. The enchilada was a flavor explosion. Not the enchilada you are used to. The Pupusa Loco was CRaZY goods and huge. Yuca fries were legit and the "slaw" for each dish was a perfect addition. They had unique agua frescas which I did not try but wish I would have. Fast and lovely service. Wish I would have taken more pictures. I was hungry. read more
while i was looking for a place to get lunch, i was leaning towards a chain restaurant or fast food place. But i wanted to support local and small businesses, so i ended up here. Glad i did. This place is located in the back of the einstein bagels and next to any time fitness. Its hard to see from the street. If you dine in, they'll give you chips and salsa. i wanted to get horchata, but apparently they have an el salvadoran style one, which is vastly different than the mexican one. I didn't like it too much, so i opted for water. I ended up getting the crazy pupusa, a steak pupusa and a barbacoa taco. All the items were really filling, and i didn't finish my meal. I really enjoyed the crazy pupusa, its pretty much all the items they can stuff into a pupusa and its a lot bigger than the regular ones. shrimp, steak, etc.. The people working there are extremely friendly and nice. PS: they also have a very small store in the front of the restaurant for misc snacks. read more
9 months ago
11 months ago
What a great hole in the wall place! And in Keller! Double plus. If you're not paying attention, you'll definitely miss it! The food was great and we didn't have to wait long at all for our food. The papusas were so good and everything was very tasty! read more
Small mom & pop location in Keller. Little mix of Mexican & Salvadorean food. I strongly recommended you stop and try for yourself. The food is Yummy! I really enjoyed my Camarones a la Diabla & that loaded potatoe made it A+. Also tried the Papusas and they are all good, my favorite was the Mixta. Overall great delicious food all for a good price and cozy warm place. read more
2 years ago
1 year ago
Great spot in the Keller area- Very hole in the wall with excellent food. They are a small operation, so do not expect lightning fast service- but once you get the food you will fall in love with the place. We had gotten two pupusas, steak ranchero, fried plantains, and chips and salsa (which comes free of charge.) All the food was excellent and fresh, and definitely a refreshing change from the larger restaurants in the area. What stood out the most was the service- while there were several people in the restaurant at that time, our server came around regularly and asked how the food was and if we needed anything. I would definitely recommend El Sabor! read more
First time here, so I wanted to sample a variety of items. There are many large photos of the items on the walls, and all look very appetizing. It was difficult to choose. But, I saw a dish that looked much like a "sampler" platter, called the Plato Tipico (1 tamal de pollo, 1 papusa, 1 platano con crema, yuca con chicharron, and 1 pastelito). That sounded like a lot of food already, but I also ordered a single Enchilada Salvadorean. Of course, the meal began with Chips and Salsa, which were very much to my liking. The Yellow Corn Chips were crisp and the Salsa thick and a fair amount of spice at the finish. The food all arrived quite quickly, and all looked very appetizing, but the best presentation goes to the Enchilada Salvadorean (although it seemed more like a Tostada - so either enchiladas are different in El Salvador, or I ordered the wrong item! Nonetheless, my objective was to try a variety of items. I began with the papusa. I realize that plain papusas aren't, by themselves, abundantly flavorful but I would have liked a little more flavor in the accompanying cabbage and sauce. Next, I tried the Yuca Con Chicharron, which is served on a bed of mildly pickled red cabbage. Again, yuca isn't going to overwhelm you with flavor, but these are tender and a good dipped in the crema or some of the salsa. The pork was good, but a little crunchy. The Tamal definitely needs a sauce. I'm seeing a theme here! Maybe it's my American palate craving a sauce for everything, so I'll allow the benefit of the doubt. The tamale was very tender masa as well as the chicken inside. It also contained some chunk of potato. I liked the tamale, especially once I poured salsa over it! So, still not done! Time to try this "Enchilada" that was probably a Tostada. It looks great. Piled with chicken, tomato, avocado, cucumber, radish and half a hard-boiled egg. The problem was how to eat it? No way I could pick it up. I was forced to cut into it and then gather pieces of each ingredient to get a cohesive bite. Wow! The flavor was great! It all comes together really well, but it's not easy to eat. Some soft and some crunchy items together, make gathering each bite challenging. Still not done! One last item to try (besides Fried Plantains, which are always great, so we'll move past those). Finally, the Pastelito, which was probably the most flavorful bite on the plate. This thin, crisp corn fritter is filled with vegetables and tastes like I just broke open a really tasty pot pie. I could eat several of those! El Sabor is definitely not an "Americanized" taco spot. The menu is extensive, and full of original dishes that you won't find at many restaurants. They also serve breakfast all day, so even the pickier eaters should probably be able to find something to their liking, but it definitely has more than a few items for the adventurous foodies. read more
2 years ago
6 years ago
i really was looking forward to trying this place out. I love the big photos of the food. Atmosphere was interesting. I wish them luck in this difficult time. We ordered pupses I am pretty sure I am misspelling that. They were good but they had a burnt smell in the car. I could have cooked them myself. Perhaps they were trying to get them out fast for us. We will come back and try more stuff. Please don't burn my food. I bet i can order cold next time and cook at home! Hope so. read more
2 years ago
Pretty good first experience. I was surprised when I was greeted and told I could sit anywhere. So this place has table service now. Cool. Next, a menu was dropped off, along with some chips and salsa, and my drink order taken. Wasn't super hungry, but I was anxious to try this new place. The torta section of the menu caught my eye, and I wondered, "al pastor?" No, but there is fajita (steak ) option, so that's what I got. Very good sandwich, nicely seasoned and served with thinly cut, super delicious, French fries. Yum. Oh, and the chips were yummy too. Salsa seemed to be a mix of red and green. Not too spicy and quite good. Bottom line: Can't wait to try again! read more
6 years ago
Hard to find but once you do, you will fall in love. Owner is amazing. Food is spectacular and inexpensive. I'm so glad they survived Covid. Please patronize to keep open. Papusas are melt in your mouth delish. Everything else is great and made with love c read more
4 years ago
The food here is so delicious and well seasoned. We started with the chicken and cheese pupusas which were so good! Also had the pollo y cebollas and the Plato típico. Yum. read more
2 years ago
7 years ago
Wow. While it might not look like much, El Sabor is cranking out some AWESOME food. My partner and I came in during late afternoon, and were one of two parties in the restaurant. We were promptly seated and were given chips and salsa. The chips were nicely fried and thin, and the salsa was fresh. A great start. We went with 2 pupusas as an appetizer, the steak and the chicken and cheese. Both were delightful, and we enjoyed the cabbage from the topping bar along with them. I went for the carne asada dish, and I received a huge plate of food. The meat was tender, the potato was cooked perfectly, and there were plenty of veggies. I enjoyed every bite. We then had fried plantains and creme for dessert. If you're not a big sweets person, this one would be ideal. They were fried well and not greasy. Overall we spent less than $40 for a huge meal. Service was good, and we felt welcome. Definitely would go again. read more
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If you are looking for authentic Salvadoran pupusas look no further. This small family run restaurant provides all that and a basket of chips with fresh salsa. I highly recommend their bean & cheese pupusa, the chicken & cheese popusa and their pastor torta. The staff is friendly and attentive. No frills, just yummy authentic Salvadoran and Mexican food. read more
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761 Keller Pkwy
Keller, TX 76248
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