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La Nueva Fogata

2.6 (112 reviews)
InexpensiveSalvadoran
Closed • 9:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Casual
Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Good for kids

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Juan M.

La fogata.. en nombre suena muy bonito pero el servicio y la calidad de la comida un desastre 20 minutos para que te den un menu..45 minutos de espera por la comida y cuando llega la comida es el momento que me dije ami mismo...que hice..pues tratar de comer. pero por mas que intente solo un huevo frito estaba mas o menos...y los precios ridiculos..estos te cobran como si fuera la ultima cena ..hagase un favor a usted mismo y no visite estos lugares .. 12 30 21. 1:35 pm

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Sara P.

Local Salvadorian food. They have choco bananos which most Salvadorian restaurants don't have as dessert.

Not a good place if you're in a rush
Cenovio A.

It's seem like a good morning restaurant but there wait it's terrible it takes 45 minutes of waiting for them to bring over the food and there service it's not that great I'm from Palmdale but this place need better customer service and also a little more speed on the food

Friday night at La Nueva Fogata, need my papusa fix!
Juanita D.

Oh Nueva Fogata, how you satisfy my need for an authentic & yummy papusa The Nueva Fogata is snuggled in a dinky strip mall, between a medical marijuana dispensary and a 7-11. Location isn't prime, but it's one of those mom & pop shop/hole in the wall kinda places. And lets be honest, most of the time those places are gems... with the best food at the best prices. I personally LOVE the revuelta pupusa. My opinion may be biased since it's usually the only thing I order... but damn they are good! Crispy edges with a gooey middle... yum! And their slaw & salsa to top it off is delish! **update: I've tried their Salvadorean empanadas, holy eff... so good - an order of 3 is only $5** Literally the best $2 I can spend is on pupusas from this place. This is my 3rd time coming here and definitely won't be my last! If you are looking for a delicious pupsa for dirt cheap, this is the place to get them! Quick tip: On Monday & Wednesdays, their pupusas are only $1!

Una margarita en copa de Martini. Tercera falla. La primera fue no tener aire acondicionado ni música.
M C.

For Starters! This Place Was Extremely Hot And had Flies Inside. Waitress Was On The Rude Side, Left Us Talking When Asking For Something And/Or Placing Orders. We Were A Group Of 20 And They Split Us In Two Tables Vs Joining Two Tables For Such A Big Family Like Mine. The Menu Has Prices Covered With A Sticker And I Believe That Is Unacceptable. Finally, The Outrages Amount We Got Charged For Typical Salvadoran Plates Was The One Thing That Finished Pushing My Entire Family Away. We Do Not Recommend This Restaurant Not One Bit!

Carne Asada plate grilled to perfection pink in the middle.  Fried beans were very smooth and yummy as well.
James C.

My first Salvadorian food experience. Other than odd decor, worn out table and incredibly loud and annoying live music, the experience over all was very pleasurable. Our server was very friendly and made sure our kids got extra plates too without asking for it. I enjoyed their food very much as well. Snce this is my first time at the Salvadorian place, I am not sure if it's like this over all... But compare to Mexican, they were lighter on the spice as well as less lard smell/taste. It was interesting to dip fried plantains on a sour creme and fried beans. Speaking of fried beans, they were very creamy and smooth. Very yummy. Stuffed bell pepper with pork and vege was very hearty and savory. But I wish there was a bit more spices added to it. Carne asada plate was great! Next time, I will be sure to try their pupusas.

Adrian I.

My friends, and I were traveling back home through Los Angeles, and looking for a place to eat. We stopped La Nueva Fogata, and decided to try it out. We are always willing try out new places. La Nueva Fogata is not the nicest place, and it looks a bit low budget. The menu needs a little bit of work, because we really didn't know what the food was like. The food was good. Everyone enjoyed what their ordered. We were satisfied with our meals. And then we were off, back on the road back home.

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Counter lady very rude. I've been coming here awhile and was treated very poorly. Not all the service but this lady.

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Great Salvadorian restaurant. Friendly staff. Live music. Fun time with friends. Try the combo. Good prices.

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