It's been a while since I had Salvadorian food. I met a friend that lives in the area for brunch…read more Nothings crazy. Just a simple Salvadorian breakfast. As I arrived I was greeted by the gentleman at the valet. I know from the outside the parking situation looks complicated. Worry no more. They have a nice outside area to sit. In the inside the area is pretty large plenty of tables. They have some Salvadorian goods for purchase too. The coffee kept coming. I had not seen my friend for over a year so we had lots to talk about and they never rushed us to close the check.

Very disappointed with this place once again I gave them the benefit of doubt because last time I…read morehad a bad experience. My husband and I ordered a parillada for two we gave the lady that answered the phone specific instructions on how we wanted our food. We wanted everything well done. They said it would be around 45 minutes. We get to the restaurant and they tell us our food isn't ready so we waited another 10 minutes which was OK. We get our food and we drive home When we got home, we realized everything was cold and undercooked That was very disappointed because we paid $50 for this plate. The pico de gallo Was so salty we couldn't eat it. The refried beans were nasty and the rice was cold. This is unfortunate my husband and I will not be eating here anymore.

Truly traditional Nicaraguan food. It was delicious! Brought me childhood memories. My family had…read morean amazing, peaceful, and relaxing lunch. Customer service was friendly and humble. Atmosphere was colorful and festive, especially the courtyard. Highly recommend it! Muchas gracias Las Brumas!

Fuimos con mi hijo a comer y la verdad que todo estaba riquísimo , un lugar limpio y su personal…read moremuy amable . Compré queso para traer ala casa , la carne asada está deliciosa .

Un amigo mío, Cliente me recomendó este restaurante y desde entonces voy por lo -2 veces a la…read moresemana muy delicioso, pero nomás hay un pequeño problema que cierran muy temprano. Yo trabajo hasta las siete, y a veces tengo que correr a querer comprar algo y a veces no me quieren Atender porque dice o falta cerramos a las ocho y a veces son las 7:30 pero de allí vienen y vamos vamos a atender Pásele

First time customer. The place is nice and humble. Everything is clean the lady was super…read morefriendly. Food is fresh made on the spot. I ordered the Pollo con Tajadas , it was amazing! The baleadas are big and super good too. Definitely coming back.

I am sad to give this negative review. This location has changed business 3 times since I moved to…read morethe area 5 years ago. When it was a taco place, we would walk from my house to grab a meal all the time. Good memories. I was so excited when I saw this was going to be a baleada place, I have many Honduran friends who've invited me for homemade baleadas and other yummy dishes. Between November and December I drove up to order food and every time they were closed. On one occasion I went and they closed the gates on me... 15 minutes before their listed closing time. I was not happy. In February I saw they were open, but I called in a simple order to make sure. The baleadas were very good. In March I saw they were open, I walked up and ordered baleadas, pastelitos, tacos, and tamales. Some items were good, others were just okay. I didn't enjoy the tamales at all, no flavor and not even enough salt. On both ocassions, I thought the price was worth it for the food I got. Today we wanted to have quick lunch, I ordered 3 baleadas with meat, plátanos, and a maracuyá juice. I was shocked when she said $30. I paid anyways, thinking I was going to get a receipt with prices, but no I got a CC receipt for $31.25. ( $1.25 service charge) I went on my calculator and tallied it up. It only came to $25 and change.... Then there was the lady's attitude. She offered me plátanos with eggs and I asked for just the order of plátanos, so she did not give me any beans or cheese and crema. She did correct it, the beans and crema were good, but the cheese was terrible. (I was kinda happy she gave me so little, I just threw it away.) The baleadas were okay as compared to other places. I've had better and worse. I hate to sound picky, but I gave this place many chances, especially since it's Latina owned.... But even my friends said they had bad experiences here, and I am the one who recommended it to them. Sorry, not sorry.

I recently stopped by on my way to work & it did not disappoint! It was lonely but very clean. I…read moreordered mulitas thinking they'd be small but they were big however very delicious! Sauce was also great & the staff was very friendly & fast. Definitely coming back!

Friendly service, I have tried everything on the menu and must say that it's a can't miss,…read moreeverything taste amazing, those sauces they make elevate and enhance the flavors. I have to say that the my favorites are the the tequeños and the special salchipapas, its loaded with meat with cheese on a bed of fries, really 2 people can share it but I dont like to share lol, I wash it all down with a large papelon, which is fresh squeezed lemonade with sugarcane, honestly it's so refreshing and pairs perfect with whatever you order.

Amazing food, amazing service, and amazing experience. Lots of different options to try! Recommend…read morethe empanadas de carne! Comida increíble, servicio increíble y experiencia increíble. ¡Muchas opciones diferentes para probar! ¡Recomienda las empanadas de carne!

As a Peruvian man I LOVE this place it makes me feel right at home and the auto shop makes next to…read morethe resturant me love ts place even more I love car. The staff and food are great, I HIGHLY recommend this place for a late night dinner.

There was plenty of parking, although the outside area could have been a little cleaner. Once…read moreinside, the restaurant had a nice atmosphere, although the music was a bit loud. We started with chicha morada and yuca a la huancaína, and they brought us some bread while we waited. Unfortunately, the air conditioning didn't seem to be working well, and the restaurant felt very warm. We mentioned it to the staff, but it remained uncomfortable throughout our meal. For our entrées, we ordered two lomo saltados. The presentation was good, although the meat in one of them was a little tough. We also ordered the tacu tacu a lo pobre, which was very good and probably the highlight of the meal. Service was quick and efficient. The bathrooms, however, could have been cleaner and better maintained. We also weren't particularly fond of having different prices depending on whether you pay with cash or credit card. Overall, it was an OK experience and a decent option for a quick bite. Since we already have a favorite Peruvian restaurant closer to home, this will probably be our last visit, but there were still some good aspects to the meal.

Where to begin? We found this place by accident. We had come to the Little Caesars pizza so thank…read moreyou LC for being across from here. Today I was brought in to celebrate Father's Day. Now for the service, our waitress Angie was great! She was super friendly and very welcoming even with my limited Spanish. Now I have listed all the food that was on the table and I will go over each one. Papusas con Jalapeno was freshly made and perfectly cooked. I topped it with the curtido which I rarely do but this curtido had jalapeno. Pupusas's Mixto with carne asada, crema and a sunny side up egg. This was a first for me but it won't be the last. Something about the crema over the asada with the runny yolk made this absolutely heavenly. Tamal de elote, I truly enjoyed this tamal. It had a perfect texture and a great corn flavor. Desayuno típico with eggs, maduros and blended black beans. I loved seeing black beans on this plate. To May times I have been to restaurants that serve this with pinto beans. The queso wrapped in a handmade tortilla was incredible. Tortillas hecha al mono are one of life's greatest pleasures. Pupusas de chorizo, now the flavor of the day mixing with the masa for this pupusas was truly delicious. Pupusas queso con loroco I didn't try this one Papas locos con Carne really caught our eye as we went through the menu. The fries smothered in very flavorful sauces disappeared fast. Now if I was pressed to find something about this place that I didn't like I wouldn't know what to say. From beginning to end our service was excellent , our food all had incredible flavor and we will definitely come back. I truly and completely recommend this restaurant!

I came with a friend and it was both of our first time trying this joint. I was surprised to see…read morethat it was Mexican and Salvadoran. But the pupusas were BAAAAAMB! And I tried an agua de ensalada which I never have and I'm glad I tried because it didn't taste anyway it looks. Server was kind but didn't really come to check in on us or give up the check, and mind you we were the only ones there. Over than that, I really enjoyed their food and place looked super clean. Will be coming back :)

Wow! Wow! Wow! El Agachito was exceptional. Driving from…read moreOrange County and experienced some of our local best restaurants, I can say el Agachadito belongs in that conversation. The ambience, food, and service were all top class. The pollo a la brasa, mostrito and pan con chicharrón were outstanding. The entire service team was polished, attentive, and perfectly orchestrated. We never waited for a thing. I'll definitely be back to try all their Chifa options (most popular Peruvian Asian fusion dishes)

Incredibly delicious chicken bowl at this Peruvian spot! The dish is called Saltado Bowl and it…read morecomes with chicken sauteed with onions, tomatoes, and a very yummy sauce served with french fries and white rice. The chicken had a mesquite smoky flavor and was very juicy and tender. The sauteed onions were a nice touch and the rice and french fries were lightly covered by their sauce. Each bite was absolutely special. The savory flavor profile was out of this world and I just couldn't stop eating this bowl. Can't wait to come back here to order it again. The spot itself is in an industrial-looking food court that uses a lot of steel elements in its construction. Most tables are metal as well, but they are fairly comfortable and there is a good amount of those tables if you want to dine in. The customer service was pretty friendly, Among other spots in the food court that I tried, El Agachadito did stand out to me by flavor and quality. Will be back for more!