The pupusas here are really fresh and tasty. I also tried their burrito and that was good too. I…read morehighly recommend this place (try the horchata if you get a chance).

Los Pinos' pupusas are the best in the state of Maryland and I have eaten at Mama Tanna's, Las…read moreComalitas and Pupuseria Dona Azucena. Los Pinos deserves your patronage and you deserve the best pupusas in Maryland.

We order food frequently to take out for our non-profit organization. The food is very good, the…read morerestaurant is clean, and the food is packaged very nicely. The people we serve the food to always are grateful for the delicious meal. I highly recommend this restaurant.

I love their pupusas, what can I say? Their tamales de elote taste good but they get stucked to…read morethe banana leaf. No problem with taste though. Good place and good attention.

I love this place so much. I get their pupusas every single time I am in town for work. They are…read moreso good, & so is the fried yuca, the flan, & the tres leches cake. The food here is absolutely delicious!

I was so excited to try this place. We drove an hour just to get there. When we got in we tried one…read moreof each pupusa except for the shrimp. The prices were reasonable, the service was friendly, and the food came out fast. We thought it was strange that there were no customers and nobody came in the entire time we were there. Most of the pupusas are about $2.25 each and they are a pretty good size. They also come with a pickled slaw which I have to admit had no flavor at all. We really wanted to love the pupusas but these severely lacked seasoning and had no filling. Each was the same, full of Masa and no filling. The salsa helped to add flavor but you get a very limited amount and you can see in the pictures we ordered a lot of pupusas.

The food was great. I got one taco, one cheese and loroco pupusa, beans, and rice. my husband and I…read morehave never sat down and ate at the restaurant, but whenever we come home, the food is still hot and good.

The food was great and classic: -The chicken quesadilla was…read moregood, but I had to use plenty of hot sauce to keep things flavorful. They should add salsa verde to go with it. 7.9/10 - I enjoyed the tacos. Classic street but with pico de fallo and a slice of avocado and some salsa verde in the side. Perfect. My only complaint was the lack of additional meats other than chicken and steak. 8.2/10 Note: the bang for the buck with the food is great. Service was lovely. Very nice workers, who speak both English and Spanish. When I came in, I decided I would like to practice my Spanish and they were very nice about that. I ordered everything in Spanish and speak with them for a bit in small talk. The ambiance is classic cheap Mexican restaurant, in a good way. They clean the tables well and add good hot sauce on them.

This is the only Latin place in the food court. It's a Salvadorian eatery. They served food with a…read moresmile. The atmosphere is like what you experience at any food court. But you don't come here for the ambience, you come here for the food. Everything was delicious. The only thing was the tamales. I ordered it steamed. The fried tamales taste better. But I'm on a healthy journey now.

Came in and bought two tacos, one tongue tacos and one el pastor taco.i must say,they both taste…read moreand look the same,it's ashamed how this place is still open, serving low grade food like this.

My criteria is a bit high was it comes to pupusas since I grew up eating authentic ones at home. I…read moreordered 2 pupusas from here, one which I assume was supposed to be pork and one beans and cheese. The "pork" one was not authentic as it was basically tomato blended with cheese. It was still good because it almost tasted like a tortilla filled with pink pasta sauce but I knew it wasn't the real deal. The bean and cheese one was good. For 2 pupusas it was a little under $5 and came with the pickled cabbage and tomato sauce. Two was filling but I maybe could have gone for 3. The staff was very kind. They do have a variety of items on their menu. Do not be confused by the outside like I was. It does appear to be just a liquor store on the outside but the deli is located at the back of the store, if you keep walking to the back when you enter.

As I was dog sitting and Brandywine Maryland and discovered that New York deli, I was craving tacos…read moreand this particular place showed up in my Google and Yelp search. This place is located in a convenience store, so when you're approaching the address, it's not very obvious that this place is located inside due to the lack of signage. This place has limited hours and I believe they open early for breakfast and close at 4:00 p.m. I originally wanted to call in my order, but didn't see a decent menu online and/or prices, so I made my way there. I got there maybe about 20 minutes before they closed as I saw the chairs up on top of the tables in their seating area. I immediately just ordered the carne asada tacos, the pork pupusas and the cheese pupusa. I took it to go, brought it inside my car and because I didn't eat lunch and it was almost dinner time, I literally picked up the cheese pupusa and ate it in my car. It was piping hot and delicious. I didn't even put the little salad / hot sauce on top as I was really hungry. Overall it was really good. Of course, I moved on to the taco and thought it was kinda small, but thought to myself I should have ordered one more. I think it was comparable to the price that I paid, but for someone that was hungry I knew that maybe four wouldn't not be enough but thankfully the pupusas filled me up. I didn't finish my food completely as I drove home because I wanted to really sit down and try the food. My overall feedback on the tacos is to probably ask them to make my tacos medium rare if at all possible. Secondly, I would probably order at least five and maybe four pupusas. I think that would satisfy my craving and I would be full. I love supporting small businesses so if you are in the area, please stop by and try out this place.

Keeping this one plain and simple. The best Salvadorian pupuseria on the other side of the…read moreChesapeake. When you first walk in you will be able to sit down and see a bunch of Salvadorian decor. I decided to eat carne asada nachos which were done pretty well. The horchata was really sweet if you are into that then this is the one for you. The star of the night was the pupusas revueltas. The meat & cheese ratio was very well prepared. Whenever you are on the way to the beach I recommend this small mom and pop restaurant ! Horchata 6.5/10 Nachos 7/10 Pupusas 8.5/10

Delicious and priced right. You know an ethnic restaurant is good when you see lots of diners from…read morethe country represented coming to eat. The place isn't very big but has big and bold flavor in the food. Service is fast and friendly. I went on a recommendation of a friend and have been back a couple of times along with telling others.

The best black beans and rice and pupusas and cake and.... If you're in the area go here! Feels…read morefamily run as I've seen the same people there for three years. I travel to Hagerstown for work and I always look forward to eating here and then bringing tubs of food back to the hotel for the week.

I went back to this place and got it's like ice cream when you first walk in it's to the right they…read moregot popsicles at the bottom and then I don't know what it's called but it looks like ice cream has been frozen but it's so good and it's smooth I got the Oreo one it's like cream and lemon and lime but it's not too much he's perfect

Super good + Birria-lent! ;) A fast-casual Mexican-American restaurant at the back of a supermarket…read moregives speakeasy vibes. The lunchtime line was long but moved quickly and lets you decide from their wall menu. I ordered Birria Tacos from their specials which are listed on a board closer to the cash register. They were fucking delicious! With deep flavors and lots of dipping stew, I super enjoyed this! I also tried their Tortilla Chips with salsa. They were excellent-- thin, crunchy, and grease-free. Taco 'bout a hidden treasure! ;) NOTES/TIPS: **You need to go through the supermarket to get to this spot. **Plenty of tables. High turnover. Friendly service and patrons. Tap/swipe to pay or cash. **10 types of Jarritos. **Shared shopping plaza parking.

This Mexican grocery has a decent selection of things you won't be able to get even at Wegmans,…read moreincluding a small selection of fresh produce. But in the back is a gem. There's a taqueria and pupuseria in the back! I've had a few different menu items here, and they've all been fabulous. The service is a little slow, but everything is prepared fresh and well worth the wait.

Every food I have tried from there is fantastic, pizza , subs, italian dishes or Mexican food,…read moreevery one is great. People that work there are very friendly

Pretty solid spot! Nice hole in the wall restaurant next to the Circle and I was pretty happy with…read moremy food. The steak burrito was full of flavor and tasty. Beans were well seasoned and the rice was good too. The guy at the register was nice, too!