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    La Carreta

    3.7 (318 reviews)
    InexpensiveSalvadoran
    Closed 9:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    LA CARRETA ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Sandra R.

    The food is good, with friendly and accurate service. Taking into account the preparation time for pupusas, speed is secondary. The restaurant's cozy atmosphere accommodates about 40 diners.

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    This restaurant is a true gem for authentic Salvadoran food. Everything tasted homemade and full of traditional flavor. The pupusas were especially good--fresh, perfectly cooked, and clearly made with care. The plantains were also excellent, sweet and perfectly caramelized, and paired really well with the rest of the meal. You can tell a lot of pride goes into the food here. If you're looking for real Salvadoran cuisine that feels genuine and comforting, this place is absolutely worth a visit.

    Pam M.

    This is my favorite and I mean favorite Salvi spot in all of Ventura county. I will drive from Oxnard just to eat here. This is the closest you can get to authentic Salvi food. Next closest is the valley. The location is small, but it's never crowded. Food does take some time to make because it's all fresh. The casamiento & horchata are my go to. They even have quesadillas and other Salvi pastries/goodies. I really recommend this location and it's a huge staple in the community.

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    Janelle J.

    Meh, I had higher expectations for this place. As you walk in the decor makes you feel that it's very authentic and cozy however the food was just ok. Nothing special. It didn't taste bad but I've had better. Prices are too expensive for the slow service and time it takes for them to bring out your food. They don't even offer a cup of water. My pupusa was more like an arepa. Where was the grease and cheese??

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    Food and recipes are authentic Salvadoran and delicious. Always has a spot in my monthly rotation or when the craving hits

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    Traditional Salvadorean Cuisine in the SFV!…read more Our first time trying Salvadorean food at this family owned restaurant in Reseda. Carlos gave us some great recommendations so we ended up trying pupusas for the first time. It's made with a homemade corn dough. It's thicker than a regular corn tortilla and stuffed with ground pork and cheese. They have a variety of fillings. You can add salsa roja, a flavorful tomato-based sauce or habanero sauce. Served with Curtido, a tangy, fermented cabbage slaw. So crispy, cheesy and filling. It came burning hot - I could barely hold it. But, I would definitely order this again! We tried Desayuno Típico, a traditional Salvadoran breakfast, which came with casamiento (beans and rice mixed together), Salvadorean style chorizo, fried plantains, 2 eggs, avocado, fresh cheese and Salvadorean style sour cream and homemade corn tortillas. Tip: Bring Cash. 4% to use credit card

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