Customer service was great. I am not a Hispanic speaker but they treated me well. The food was…read moreworth the wait. It was cheesy and the beans was seasoned well. The environment was clean and they offered a lot of other goods like pan dulce, fruits, beverages. It was beautiful with El Salvadoran pictures and paintings. The curtido was phenomenal. I enjoyed my pupusas!!

The tacos mixtos were delicious. I would have loved my pupusas to be fried a little more as I love…read morecrunch, however the flavor profiles were all there. The service was quick and friendly. I shall return.

We recently ordered 6 pupusas with beans and cheese, which is our normal. However, due to some…read moremiscommunication, we received 6 pupusas with just cheese. I have had plain cheese pupusas before and was never a big fan, but we decided to take it as the staff was so apologetic and kind and we didn't want to wait longer for food. The cheese pupusas were amazing! I was so shocked. We will definitely start mixing up our order to include cheese and cheese/bean pupusas. I only wish the pupuseria was open later, especially on Fridays/Saturdays, but the food is always worth it! Note of caution: compliance to COVID precautions isn't the most consistent.

Great great Made fresh served hot…read more Stuffed with filling Great price Service was great do nice

Grubhub Order: - Tacos Fritos de Pollo…read more- Papusa de Queso - Horchata I definitely want to circle back and try more of this menu. The tacos were soooo goood! I definitely recommend that dish. It actually wasn't bad being a delivery order either. I was worried about the lettuce but everything was really good. The papusas were good. I though there was loroco in the cheese though? Wasn't as flavorful as I am used to but still pretty good. I noticed there was a loroco papusa though... but is there cheese in it too? That's way I didn't get it. Maybe I will next time. The horchata is legit. So fresh! Definitely will be ordering again.

I ordered delivery so I can't speak to the ambiance or service. I will say that it was probably…read morethe best chicken tamal I've ever had. The masa had amazing flavor and the chicken was melt in your mouth. The pupusas revueltas had good flavor but a bit dense. I don't have a lot of experience eating Salvadorian food but I was not a fan of the plantano relleno. They should explain on the menu what the items are because I was not expecting what I got. To me a relleno is filled with meat but this was filled with a sweet cream. . It's not for me but I won't penalize this place for that.

This place is amazing!…read more Service is terrific, quality of ingredients & preparation is phenomenal. Everything made fresh to order and it shows. Even the lettuce, tomatoes & cucumbers were super fresh and delicious. I had my first Pupusas here and now I'm hooked. Highly recommend the tostadas --first good ones I've had since leaving Chicago. Owners on site, serving & cooking. Place is homey but minimalistic, clean and comfortable. Great place to bring the kids, but also fun for a date or a nice lunch alone with a book. They also do a great job with take out & delivery. Lots of veggie options & very accommodating to dairy-free & vegan folks. And the salsa verde! And the cassava fries!!

Ordered a taco salad and it was so nicely packaged, I almost didn't want to eat it. Arrived hot, on…read moretime (I paid the extra fee for the "me first" DoorDash option), and it was delicious and fresh!

Amazing Central American food (mainly Honduran and El Salvadorian)…read more 1) I got their hot food with beef patties with stew and rice with black beans. 2) The pork and cheese pupusas are amazing. Must get. 3) The baleada made with cheese, beans, and eggs were good, but unique. Maybe, not for everyone as the cheese is very strong.

Stopped by here because we were passing through on a road trip and wanted something more…read moreinteresting than fast food or diner food, and what a good choice! This little homey Latin food spot felt like it came out of Queens NY and not a suburban NJ town. Service is pretty informal and the woman working when we went wasn't totally fluent in English, but she was so warm and we didn't have any hitches with ordering. We went on an off-hour on a weekday so they were apparently out of most of their entrees except for a selection at their hot bar, but the pupusas were still available and that's what I wanted anyway. I ordered a loroco and revuelta pupusa plus a baleada just because I hadn't tried one before. The pupusas were hot and fresh and absolutely perfect, crispy on the outside and oozing with cheese on the inside. They came with a little slaw/salad and a delicious red sauce that I liked so much the server got me a second bowl and I cleaned both up! The baleada was sort of like a quesadilla with beans and eggs rather than cheese in a flour tortilla, which was alright but the pupusas just blew it out of the water. I also had a bit of the bistec encebollada, which was tasty and tender and a super generous portion. The food was super affordable for the portions and quality, and they do accept credit card. Really happy we stumbled upon this place, and would recommend anyone coming through town or working in the nearby offices check this spot out!

... give me second while I add this place to my phones "favorites"!!!…read more Not sure why- but I have been craving my food (yes, I am Salvadorean) more often than not. - thankfully so, there are plenty of options but this is one for the books! ... I felt as if I stepped into a local pupuseria - cute, cozy, acogedor y muy agradable!! ! I ordered pups as to go- revueltas, de queso con loros y queso con calabaza :) And of course un tamalito de elote!! My only mishap - 1/4 of a tiny cup of crema to go with tamal. But I loved it was wrapped in corn husk and boiled to perfection :) The absolute best part though was the friendliness and attentiveness!! Owner and his daughter ; very nice and made me feel as I I was in Los planes de tendero or olocuilta (home of rice flour pupusas). So ... I'm writing this review as I'm reaching a food coma after my meal ; hence why I say to you thank you and .... Muy buen provecho!! TRY THIS PLACE!! And the other great and delicious snack which will surely transport you to my native #elsalvador

We are visiting my daughter at pareson NJ. We have the best experience of the best Salvadorean food…read moreand Guatemala. The best customer service experience with the owner he so happy and an amazing person. The ambiance is nice, not a lot of noise, a few tables but very nice we are recommending this place.

Such a great Salvadoran spot in Newark! We tried several dishes, including the pupusas and yuca…read morewith chicharrón, and everything had that comforting homemade flavor. The pupusa taco was one of my favorites, and the giant family-size pupusa is definitely something to try with a group. I also loved that they serve breakfast all day and have a bakery right inside the restaurant. Colorful atmosphere, good food, and a really enjoyable experience.

This place was the it spot for pupusas. That is no longer the case. They're super expensive, they…read morecame out raw and when the server took them back to properly cook they came out burnt. The drink was pure alcohol no flavor. This is goodbye for me after 30 years.

I came here in a pinch for some Pupusas since my usual spot…read morePupuseria el Guanaco. I wasn't sure what to think of the place. It's a little run down. There was one woman behind the counter when I arrived but the restaurant was otherwise empty and deserted. It looked like like no one had been there all day. There's also no set menu apparently as the hot dishes rotate daily. I was there for the pupusas so I didn't focus too much on their hot food. They offer bean and cheese, plain cheese, loroco and cheese and pork and cheese. Each pupusa was $3.75. The owner made the pupusas fresh to order. I told her I was going to the bank so I could pay in cash since I was short on change. I was a little off put when she asked me to leave what I had in the meantime so she could start on the order. I said "like a deposit?". I guess some people order and then don't return? I assured her I would be back to pick up the food. She seemed almost relieved when I actually did return with the money. The pupusas were actually pretty good and tasted fresh. They're not as good as my usual spot or as heavily stuffed. These felt more snacky and less meal sized but still a fine substitute. They came with curtido and salsa. The curtido wasn't great but I liked the salsa.

Decent food, ready made. They speak virtually no English. Meat (point at which you want), rice…read more(arroz), beans (frijoles), and tortilla for $7, can't beat that! Wonder if they can keep the doors open long at those prices though, most places that I've see that cheap don't make it so would expect an increase or a closure soon. When I was in it was several types of chicken, mostly bone-in, and two types of slow cooked stew beef, pulled and cubed. I got the cubed. It was cooked well.

Got dinner with a Salvadoran friend here on a Thursday. We were looking for a local spot to get…read moresome pupusas, and I found this place on Yelp. It's small and unassuming. It looks more like a takeout place, but it's got seating if you wanna stay in and eat. I got four revueltas pupusas (2 fish, 2 meat) and a plain corn tamale. The pupusas were super hot and fragile, so I had to eat them with a fork and knife instead of like a taco. They were very good, especially with their green and red sauces. The red sauce had a decent amount of heat, but i liked the clean flavor of the green sauce more. At less than $3.00 per pupusa, it's a cheap, tasty, and filling meal. The tamale was like an under cooked cornbread. The sour cream on top helped bring out the sweetness of the corn. Good spot for cheap eats

Food is very dry and service was terrible Wouldnt recommend…read moreto felloew foodies Also prices are way too high Prices aren't fixed on menus but guess what? Nearly double the price and they dont even update the prices on the menu You'll just get charged extra at payout Terrible

This is a delightful, cheery, eco-conscious family-owned Central American - specifically Honduran…read morelittle restaurant in Orange, New Jersey with tasty food and a very helpful bilingual staff. The restaurant is located near the intersection of Canfield St and between Canfield and North Center Streets, about two blocks from North Day street. This restaurant is very easy to access by public transportation. Restaurant easily via bus transportation from North/South Day streets and served by the following NJ Transit bus lines: 73, 71, 21, connecting with 79, 94 and 97 but always call NJ transit ahead to verify at 973.275.5555. The area is also served by connecting rail service via Morris and Essex Lines. Again, call NJ Transit with any questions. Via car: Interstate 280 is within a few blocks. From West - Take exit 11 towards Center Street/Orange. Turn left at South Essex Ave. then turn right at second cross street onto Main Street. Destination on left. From East -Take exit 11B toward Day Street/Essex Ave./Orange. Merge onto Freeway Drive West. Turn right at South Center Street. Turn right at Main Street. Destination will be on left. Car parking is tight and available on the street at metered spots. Note: Orange police are excellent at giving tickets for expired meters. The walls are painted a kind of sunrise yellow and Honduran artifacts line the walls. A television plays the latest Spanish language soap operas, news and sporting events. Great if you want to learn about Spanish language and culture. Bilingual signs remind patrons to recycle. A large jukebox stands in a corner. I've really enjoyed the pollo (chicken) roasted, with Yuca and a papaya smoothie. I also like the salad spiced with fresh cilantro.

Ordered from here the other day for lunch. As I was busy in meetings and things and had no time to…read morecook lunch. The chicharrones were succulent and well seasoned! Wish I ordered more of them, lol. The baked chicken was moist and tasty, the rice was good and the plantains were pretty good and were not greasy. They have a pickling onion like container that came on the side. I added it to the rice and damn, it brought everything up a notch. Right amount of heat and pickling, next time I'll order extra and add it to everything!!!