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My favorite food stand inside the Reno Public Market, from the excellent pupusas to panes de pollo to two fresh fruit drinks daily.
One of my favorite items on los Cipote's menu is Flautas Salvadorenas. They are so authentic and delicious. The revueltas pupusas are also flavorful and one of my local favorites.
Great service from these ladies last week. My daughter loves their pupusas and will eat all three. She said she wasn't that hungry so I ordered one with chiccaron so I could have a bite. You order and they text you to pick up from the window. My kids were able to get there agua frescas fixes in from here as well. Thank you for your great service here. Next time we're at Public Market; we'll make sure to stop back by for another pupusa. Tip: Pay with cash here to avoid their ridiculous card fees. Make sure they're not adding gratuity to your order as well!
Located in a spot where you have many diverse food choices and pupusas are always a good idea! These babies were stuffed with all the goodies and so flavorful. If you haven't tried a pupusa, go for the reveulta which is a combo of meat, beans and cheese.
Great underrated lunch/dinner spot with fantastic authentic Salvadorean food. I got a #8 churrasco plate and it was perfectly cooked and delicious delicious. It was ready in only 10 minutes which is lightning fast for the Reno Public Market, and this place is certainly the quiet unassuming star of the show! Don't miss out!
My children recommended that we come here. As a mixed culture family, they love good food, and they always look for Salvadoran things to go to. We came and we enjoyed pupusas and Pasteles at this place tonight. I was chastised by the grandma for using cutlery on my pupusa, I laughed, but I guess it's one of those Salvadoran things. They had good food in this restaurant, and they were kind and friendly. If you enjoy a very busy place for the laughter and enjoyment, you should come here. They have good food. You can buy beer from one of the local vendors, and enjoy the nice atmosphere here.
My mom and I decided to try this Salvadorian location on a Sunday afternoon. Reno public market was packed but thankfully we didn't have to wait too long after we placed our order here. We opted for the bean and cheese, cheese and zucchini, and revuelta pupusas. Overall it was pretty good! I do wish there was a little more flavor in each but the sauce and curtido did help! I do wish it was teeny bit more affordable since they are the only place in town that doesn't use lard in their masa. A major plus! Everything looked clean and organized. The staff were friendly and I really appreciated the text message alert for when my food was ready.
Came here on a sunny Saturday, it was busy of course but exciting and a lot to do besides eat. They have multiple dining cultures as well located inside. I'm a LA native and love El Salvadoran food, unfortunately Reno doesn't have a big market for it so I was very excited when I seen one located inside the Public Market. I ordered from Los Cipotes. Very nice people working and cooking the food, definitely authentic. I ordered the Flautas ($7) and the Pastelitos De Carne (4x$10), also came with a side of Curtido (pickled cabbage). I felt like I was back at home eating my best friend's abuelita's cooking. It was flavorful and comforting. The plan was to share it with my fiancé but I couldn't bring myself to share. If you're ever looking for good, flavorful and authentic Salvadoran food. Please visit them in the Reno Public Market. You won't be disappointed.
Tried the classic El Salvadoran dish called pupusa. These are filled with cheeses and meats. This spot makes them super hot and delicious. I tried the pork, chorizo, and cheese. It's a bargain at 3 for $10. Many places charge $4-5 for one. Every pupusa had awesome seasoning and spice, soft and pillowy, hot and delicious 8.5/10. Overall, I'll be back, want to try their other dishes, and it's conveniently located inside the Public Market. They made them fresh and quick, Many place take a while to get their pupusas cooked. My only slight complaint was the girl who took my order. She could have been a little more friendly and enthusiastic. She did not seem happy.
Upon visiting Reno Public Market for the first time, we were a tad overwhelmed with the food choices. Not sure how we decided to order here, zero regrets! The gal who took our order was friendly and helpful with food descriptions. She took my name and phone # - you receive a text when your food is ready for pick up. So convenient in a space that could potentially be hard to hear or see when your order is ready. The pastelitas come in a tray of four, with a tangy pickled slaw, salsa. The dough fries up so crispy on the outside but tender inside. The filling was savory, juicy and makes for a delightful mouthful. Four is easily a meal, or would be perfect for sharing. The Salvadoran enchiladas are quite like a tostada not on a tortilla. The base is think, crunchy, chewy, and full of flavor. We ordered the carne: tasty, tender, juicy. It is topped again with the slaw, salsa and spices slices of hard boiled eggs. Definitely recommend this spot as a strong choice in the market.
Pupusas- we tried chicken, chicharron, and chorizo. Chicken was the fave! The red sauce they serve these with it is absolutely delicious (just the perfect balance of vinegar and spice). Flautas- absolutely perfect. These were filled with a meat combo and topped with beans and fresh chopped tomatoes, jalapeños, light cheese and onions. I wouldn't change anything about these. Hot dog- very saucy! It was tasty but pretty impossible to eat as a hot dog. Overall, an affordable and fresh option for dinner. Will be back for those pupusas again! Super value of 3 for $10, fresh, can't be beat.
The service is wonderful and friendly. Pay in cash and you get a discount. My third time ordering and always hot and delicious. This time we ordered jalapeño, spinach, and the native flower. The native flower was new and recommended by the lady who served us.:.. it will be a new staple! 10/10 recommend!!
Good staff and good food! Get your pupusas and elote loco! Whether you're looking for a quick bite or just to try something new, located at the Reno Public Market, Los Cipotes have a little bit of everything for you to try from Salvadorian food. Can't go wrong with pupusas, especially queso con loroco, if you like corn on the cub with some cheese and condiments, you won't be disappointed because they serve you with plenty of that. Or go with the most traditional pan con Pollo. Their sweet corn tamales were good too. It's a good option for dessert
Customer service was excellent- cashier was so friendly, answered questions about food items, was super apologetic that they were out of pepperoni for their pepperoni pupusa pizza, and refilled our drinks with a smile. Watermelon agua fresca and horchata were refreshing but kiddo and hubby didn't really enjoy the pupusa pizza. read more
10 months ago
While at RPM, I recommend trying this spot for some great pupusas. They will take about 10ish minutes to make, but that's quicker than some other businesses around town. I chose 2 revueltas and 1 queso. They are not shy with the filling, and they come out with those little bits of crispy cheese that leak out during cooking. If you are hyper sensitive to spice, I recommend easing your way into the toppings. While restaurants at RPM are known for premium pricing, this spot is one of the more economical options. Check them out for some delicious flavors! read more
2 years ago
Stopped in this weekend for lunch and grabbed a bean and cheese pupusa and the beef flautas. The pupusa was lovely but the star was their mild red sauce; at one point I was drinking it from the cup. The coleslaw was spicy for me, which means it would be normal for everyone else. The flautas were good, honestly the best part was the beans and cheese on top. You can tell they are fresh beans not from a can, and they have a rich deep flavor. The cashier was extremely friendly, and helped me decide my order. She was really kind when I asked how hot the two red sauces were. My meal came up fast, but took long enough for me to know my food was all made fresh. I will 100% return here again often. read more
Great service from these ladies last week. My daughter loves their pupusas and will eat all three. She said she wasn't that hungry so I ordered one with chiccaron so I could have a bite. You order and they text you to pick up from the window. My kids were able to get there agua frescas fixes in from here as well. Thank you for your great service here. Next time we're at Public Market; we'll make sure to stop back by for another pupusa. Tip: Pay with cash here to avoid their ridiculous card fees. Make sure they're not adding gratuity to your order as well! read more
Located in a spot where you have many diverse food choices and pupusas are always a good idea! These babies were stuffed with all the goodies and so flavorful. If you haven't tried a pupusa, go for the reveulta which is a combo of meat, beans and cheese. read more
4 months ago
Great underrated lunch/dinner spot with fantastic authentic Salvadorean food. I got a #8 churrasco plate and it was perfectly cooked and delicious delicious. It was ready in only 10 minutes which is lightning fast for the Reno Public Market, and this place is certainly the quiet unassuming star of the show! Don't miss out! read more
My children recommended that we come here. As a mixed culture family, they love good food, and they always look for Salvadoran things to go to. We came and we enjoyed pupusas and Pasteles at this place tonight. I was chastised by the grandma for using cutlery on my pupusa, I laughed, but I guess it's one of those Salvadoran things. They had good food in this restaurant, and they were kind and friendly. If you enjoy a very busy place for the laughter and enjoyment, you should come here. They have good food. You can buy beer from one of the local vendors, and enjoy the nice atmosphere here. read more
My mom and I decided to try this Salvadorian location on a Sunday afternoon. Reno public market was packed but thankfully we didn't have to wait too long after we placed our order here. We opted for the bean and cheese, cheese and zucchini, and revuelta pupusas. Overall it was pretty good! I do wish there was a little more flavor in each but the sauce and curtido did help! I do wish it was teeny bit more affordable since they are the only place in town that doesn't use lard in their masa. A major plus! Everything looked clean and organized. The staff were friendly and I really appreciated the text message alert for when my food was ready. read more
3 years ago
Came here on a sunny Saturday, it was busy of course but exciting and a lot to do besides eat. They have multiple dining cultures as well located inside. I'm a LA native and love El Salvadoran food, unfortunately Reno doesn't have a big market for it so I was very excited when I seen one located inside the Public Market. I ordered from Los Cipotes. Very nice people working and cooking the food, definitely authentic. I ordered the Flautas ($7) and the Pastelitos De Carne (4x$10), also came with a side of Curtido (pickled cabbage). I felt like I was back at home eating my best friend's abuelita's cooking. It was flavorful and comforting. The plan was to share it with my fiancé but I couldn't bring myself to share. If you're ever looking for good, flavorful and authentic Salvadoran food. Please visit them in the Reno Public Market. You won't be disappointed. read more
Tried the classic El Salvadoran dish called pupusa. These are filled with cheeses and meats. This spot makes them super hot and delicious. I tried the pork, chorizo, and cheese. It's a bargain at 3 for $10. Many places charge $4-5 for one. Every pupusa had awesome seasoning and spice, soft and pillowy, hot and delicious 8.5/10. Overall, I'll be back, want to try their other dishes, and it's conveniently located inside the Public Market. They made them fresh and quick, Many place take a while to get their pupusas cooked. My only slight complaint was the girl who took my order. She could have been a little more friendly and enthusiastic. She did not seem happy. read more
Upon visiting Reno Public Market for the first time, we were a tad overwhelmed with the food choices. Not sure how we decided to order here, zero regrets! The gal who took our order was friendly and helpful with food descriptions. She took my name and phone # - you receive a text when your food is ready for pick up. So convenient in a space that could potentially be hard to hear or see when your order is ready. The pastelitas come in a tray of four, with a tangy pickled slaw, salsa. The dough fries up so crispy on the outside but tender inside. The filling was savory, juicy and makes for a delightful mouthful. Four is easily a meal, or would be perfect for sharing. The Salvadoran enchiladas are quite like a tostada not on a tortilla. The base is think, crunchy, chewy, and full of flavor. We ordered the carne: tasty, tender, juicy. It is topped again with the slaw, salsa and spices slices of hard boiled eggs. Definitely recommend this spot as a strong choice in the market. read more
Pupusas- we tried chicken, chicharron, and chorizo. Chicken was the fave! The red sauce they serve these with it is absolutely delicious (just the perfect balance of vinegar and spice). Flautas- absolutely perfect. These were filled with a meat combo and topped with beans and fresh chopped tomatoes, jalapeños, light cheese and onions. I wouldn't change anything about these. Hot dog- very saucy! It was tasty but pretty impossible to eat as a hot dog. Overall, an affordable and fresh option for dinner. Will be back for those pupusas again! Super value of 3 for $10, fresh, can't be beat. read more
2 years ago
The service is wonderful and friendly. Pay in cash and you get a discount. My third time ordering and always hot and delicious. This time we ordered jalapeño, spinach, and the native flower. The native flower was new and recommended by the lady who served us.:.. it will be a new staple! 10/10 recommend!! read more
4 years ago
Good staff and good food! Get your pupusas and elote loco! Whether you're looking for a quick bite or just to try something new, located at the Reno Public Market, Los Cipotes have a little bit of everything for you to try from Salvadorian food. Can't go wrong with pupusas, especially queso con loroco, if you like corn on the cub with some cheese and condiments, you won't be disappointed because they serve you with plenty of that. Or go with the most traditional pan con Pollo. Their sweet corn tamales were good too. It's a good option for dessert read more
Long lines here at Los Cipotes in the RPM on a Sunday afternoon. Ordered a strawberry fresca, horchata, bean pupusa, cheese pupusa and a chicharon pupusa, 2 crazy corns, and a crazy pupusa. Really good comfort food, hot and tasty. I have to remember that Salvadoran food is different from the typical Mexican food we order. Next time I will hold the mustard on the crazy corn and remember that Salvadoran horchata is different from the horchata made from rice. The check was a bit pricey, but I also have to remember that these are signs of the times and the cost of food has gone up. Nevertheless, happy to have tried this place out, visit RPM, and can't wait to come back to try out more choices, and the other places at RPM read more
Estoy muy contenta de que reno public market tenga comida salvadoreña. Paramos a los Cipotes para probar las pupusas. Ordene una pupusa de frijole con queso. La sirven con repollo y salsa de jitomate. La pupusa estaba fresca y con mucho sabor. El repollo estaba muy bien sazonado. Lo que no me gusto fue la salsa de jitomate. No sabia a nada tenía mucha agua y muy desabrida. Me gustaría que la salsa tuviera mas tomates para complementar a la pupusa. En general se me hico bueno y lo comería de nuevo! read more
These are some of the best pupusas in town!! They're cheesy and they don't skimp on the toppings. They're locked inside Reno Public Market (RPM). They're made fresh every order, keep in kind this can take some time and be patient since you don't want rush deliciousness. All of the pupusas already come with cheese and you get to select the topping you want with it. We tried the chicharron and Chorizo. They have other options such as loroco, beans, calabaza. I would recommend to go with a friend so that you're able to try them all. Make sure you also have them with curtido ( pickled cabbage) and the salsa. For a true authentic experience ditch the knife and fork and eat it with yo if hands. read more
8 months ago
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1 year ago
Best pupusas in town. Great service and prices. Other favorites: pan con pollo (pulled chicken sandwich), pastelitos. Highly recommend. read more
Delicious!! I ordered the Panes con Pollo and it was so so good. I forgot to take a picture until it was half gone! The chicken is so incredibly tender and juicy and also full of flavor, the produce was fresh and crunchy, and the sauces were the perfect savory and spicy balance to tie it all together. I'll be back to try more soon! read more
4 years ago
Pupusas! Get your Pupusas here! Delightful treat to have at the new Reno Public Market. Any one whose had a Pupusa will tell ya that the flavors and textures of a pupusa are unmatched. The mouth feel and flavors just blow your taste buds out of the water! We waited maybe 15m to get our order but let me tell ya, it was worth it. The Pupusa was thick and flavorful. We had multiple meats to choose from but our favorite was the chorizo. The spices were perfect. We could have used more cabbage but other than that, the food was a real delight! read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
This place was hoping on the soft opening weekend for the market. The experience was good from ordering (from a young, distracted worker who was very nice and clearly learning things) to the delicious pupusas. We tried the queso, Chicharone, and frijole. They had good flavor and texture. The chicharone was not our favorite. The price was reasonable ($10) and allowed us to try several different places on a budget. I'd like to try some of their other food too! read more
4 years ago
The location and building it's self is unique to the Reno area. There are many food establishments to choose from and after contemplating available choices my aunt and I decided to try Los Cipotes. As for my order, I ordered 9 pupusas, an order of Plátano con frijoles and two drinks, I did ask for my order to go as I was taking my spouse dinner as well. On the way home the car starting to smell like burnt food to the point I had to roll down the window a bit due to the over whelming smell. When I got home two of the pupusas were slightly burned, which explains smell. I had Cheese and the cheese was really gooey, however the masa lacked taste. The next two pupusas I had were revueltas and honestly, I was not impressed and have had better. The masa once again lacked flavor/salt. It was bland and what I noticed mostly that the masa was not fully cooked in some parts. In one of the pupusas revueltas I had a hard brown piece of who knows what...(could have been bone). Small piece was really hard and I was not able to break through it with fork. The plátanos con frijoles however were amazing and just as I savored them. In my opinion, the skillet maybe set to high of a temperature which causes the pupusas to not fully cook from the inside and become burnt on the outside. Or at least at the time of our visit. Like I said I was not impressed nor was anyone in my family. I understand they just opened and are working through kinks. I will try them out one more time in the future until I fully decide if they are a Yay or Nay for me. read more
Pregnant cravings know no logic, and for some reason pupusas have been at the top of that list for weeks. I can't tell you how excited I was to see Los Cipotes pupuseria at the Reno Public Market soft opening! They're hot and fresh and (I forgot to snap a picture) but there was something like 10 different fillings you could choose from. We went for a frijol (bean) and cheese one as well as a chorizo one. What we got were steaming hot, extra large, and tasty delights. The toppings of cabbage and salsa were served on the side, so you could can customize the amount to your tastes. They also had a variety of drink options (something it didn't look like other food stalls had). We have only scratched the surface of the large menu--can't wait to come back and try even more! read more
Got the pupusas in pork & beans, beans & cheese, & zucchini. Was not a fan of the zucchini one, but all the others were great!! They are good sized & not greasy. It comes with a really tangy, yet spicy slaw that went great with it. They have an interesting menu, but I will be back to try other items! read more
1 year ago
In my opinion, amazing fries. We got it as a nice snack after dinner and it exceeded my expectations. The fries were crispy and the sauces complimented each other. There was a lot of cheese though, i personally like a lot of cheese so the amount was perfect but it might not be for others. One thing I would like on this though is an option to add some sort of meat, I'll definitely spend a couple more dollars for some meat mixed into it. Definitely would come back for these again read more
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