Food here is so tasty! Great cooks in this place. Pupusas and other Salvadoran food is great! A whole in the wall in outer SF. I often pick up, they close early at 7pm. read more

Wow, amazing food. It tastes home made and the lady is super nice. It's super clean and they really make you feel welcomed. Was going to take pictures but I ate it before I could. Prices are reasonable. read more

This place is in a Latin neighborhood, friendly greetings and helped me decide the best order. They made my papusas vegetarian friendly. read more

Los Trinos - 2 of 12 options pictured - Salvadoran Near Me - San Francisco, California

31/03/23-16:30-Excellent food. Friendly service. Good English spoken but Spanish speaking is much appreciated. I had the Camarones Empanizados(deep fried shrimp with chips). My first time having Papusas. A type of tortilla. Very yummy. I'm not a fan of judías(beans), but it's very yummy here. Rice is tasty too. Staff very friendly and attentive. Fair prices by San Francisco standards. Highly recommended! Outer Mission area. read more

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Like I was saying, if your into cheesy large oblong shaped flavorful pupusas? This place is Da Bomb!!! I ordered half a dozen pupusas with a variety of flavours and each one did not disappoint. These ufo shaped meals were moist,extra cheesy with just the right amount of ingredients inside to make it a happy hi carb meal! The place is a whole in a wall but very clean. There's more to the menu than pupusas and I'm hoping to order some other Salvadorean dishes next time. read more

Almost all the tables were filled on a Wednesday for lunch. That's pretty rare for an outer Mission restaurant nowadays. It is a testament on how good the food is. The waitress carded me for my vaccine card before allowing me to order. I had the super pupusas $4.50 and a prawn soup $14.50 for lunch. The super pupusas had a good amount of cheese, chicken and little pieces of vegetables inside. My prawn soup had six pieces of shrimp with vegetables on a red tomato base. Both were very good and I had no complaints. I liked how I can dip the tortilla onto the soup and eat it soaked with soup. That was a good lunch. read more

Los Trinos - super pupusa $4.50 - Salvadoran Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Everytime I come here the lady is so nice and I always order the pupusa combo ! It's sooo good I'm telling y'all don't go to the one down the st come to this one it's sooo good I'm telling you ! read more

Los Trinos - Pupusa combo - Salvadoran Near Me - San Francisco, California

Best papusa I've found that are not homemade. We used to get it from our friend, but since she has moved this has become our go to. There are really popular restaurants that make bland papusas. read more

Walked in and didn't feel welcome but I let it go cuz I was craving pupusas. I must say the pupusas I got were on point . I'll try the other things on the menu next time. read more

I'm Honduran but this pupusas make feel Salvadoran, their pupusas are so tasty, 3 day straight ordering pupusas from Los Trinos, I highly recommend it read more

Super nice people almost feel bad leaving a bad review but I ordered 8 revuelta pupusas and it came out to $40 they were so thin with hardly any filling my niece was so mad she couldn't find any of the beans or meat read more

New menu 2021 You can eat inside if you prove that you have your COVID vaccine or you can take it, waiting time 30 minutes , read more

Los Trinos - New menu - Salvadoran Near Me - San Francisco, California

Lunch date with my love. Waiting time 15 minutes for food to arrive to our table. But it was worth the wait we arrived around 12:00pm and finished at 1:10pm. We had a great experience trying Central American cuisine and we weren't disappointed. We'll be returning soon with friends/family. Customer service was great. read more

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Best pupusas I have tried so far. Found this near our home, they're nice & super polite

Very good prices and the Papusas are tasty. The staff is also very friendly. It's my go to neighborhood El Salvadorian Papusaria

The pupusas are very good especially the mixed bean and pork. Crispy outside from the cheese and well seasoned.

I love their pupusas. They are my go to place for authentic Central American food! Very friendly staff that treat you like family! Definitely giving this neighborhood more life. read more

Los Trinos - Having dinner! - Salvadoran Near Me - San Francisco, California

Don't be fooled by the low key looks of the place from the outside. The Pupusas are great and not as greasy as other places. They also freeze well so I try to order 2 extra to save for lunch or when I'm in dire need of a break from cooking. read more

Amazing food tasting very traditional from El Salvador style, clean kitchen, great service experienced in my 4 visits and coming back again I highly recommend this place read more

This place serves Salvadorian and Mexican food. The restaurant has a few tables but it's small. Be prepared to wait if your dining in. I visited on a Friday afternoon and they only had one lady cooking and it took a while for us to get our food. Let me start off by saying the portions are on the small side compared to other restaurants and prices are higher. I ordered pupusas and they were very thin, hardly and filling. Each pupusa was $3.50. My son ordered a regular burrito and he did not like it. It was not the same as the Taqueria burritos. An agua fresca is $5 and the options vary each day. I will not be visiting again since I can go to El Zocalo and get pupusas that are much better. Also, El Zocalo offers more typical Salvadorean food. read more

This is my absolute favorite place to grab some legit pupusa's! They have a bunch of different options in case you want something other than pupusas. I've had the opportunity to try the chicken soup and the carne asada plate that is also delicious! A minor tip, call in advance, it takes about 20 mins for pick up. Enjoy! read more

First timer...Are you kidding me?! $9 for a mini mega pupusa. The old man at the counter was doing the most too. Luckily, I got a picture of that ass hole. I just ordered and decided to cancel one pupusa and he refused. They didn't even start cooking my food. All these combination lunch plates, but can't add rice and beans to the mini mega y'all famous for?! GTFOH! After eating a little less then half of this meal I gave up. Sure not worth $18. Very disappointing rice, they used Uncle Ben's white rice and added some carrots. Weak AF. There are plenty of other great options when it comes to El Salvadorian food in the area. Should of went to Pupuseria Metaphan less then a mile away. Don't waste your time here. don't get robbed like I did. read more

Los Trinos - Salvadoran Near Me - San Francisco, California

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pupusas and curtido always on point here. Never too greasy like some other places, the curtido is shredded thin how I like it

It's been a while since I wrote a one-star review. Our experience was just awful. First entree was Sopa de Gallina. For $15.50 we got a small bowl of soup that appeared to be broth or bouillon, with a few cubes of potato thrown in. It was accompanied by a piece of chicken that was so dry and overcooked that it was hard and barely edible. It also came with some iceberg lettuce that had no flavor, which is what iceberg lettuce is all about. The corn tortillas were tasty. The second entree was a chicken fajita. There was very little chicken in it. The chicken that was in it was beaten flat and so overcooked that it was as hard and dry and inedible as the first entree. The third entree was one of the epinas. It came with skirt steak, chicken and 3 shrimp. The shrimp were cooked well and were tasty, as was the skirt steak. The chicken - you guessed it - was dry, hard and inedible. And it came with the same iceberg lettuce, adorned with a single slice of cucumber. I had come to expect Central American saladas to be cabbage-based or at least have a little character. Iceberg lettuce with no dressing, no tomatoes and no carrots means "we're not even trying." There were 3 other customers in the restaurant when we arrived, but we didn't get attention for 15 minutes. We waited 45 minutes for soup that was thin and overpriced, dry, overcooked chicken served 3 ways, and flavorless salad. No one ever came back to fill our drinks. Avoid this place. read more

Friendly people and really really great pupusas! Update: after a few weeks of ordering Pupusas de Zucchini every Monday I decided to switch it up: I tried the super steak burrito. I am very particular about my burritos and lemme tell you- this one excelled in every category! Flavor, texture, ingredient ratio, ingredient location....uhhh this has to be one of the best burritos I've tried in a while! I am sooo glad I found this little restaurant! read more

There has always been a restaurant in this location. They open then they close. Los Trinos has been here for awhile and it is because they have good food. I am not saying it is the best Salvadorian food I have ever had but I do think it is better than Reina's down the street. They don't serve liquor or beer just an FYI read more

Took 30 minutes to make my meal, when all I ordered was a burrito. The chicken was dry and tasted like mustard, and the quality of the ingredients was definitely not worth the price. The portion was good, but the size of the burrito unfortunately did not make up for the lack of authentic taste. The location is dirty, and the walls, tables, and chairs for sure need a deep cleaning. Overall, this was an unsatisfying $9.00 mistake I will not be making again. However, I must say their beans hit the spot. If it weren't for this joint's beans, I'd be giving them one star instead of two. read more

Just opened in what has been a cursed location. Hopefully this place will around for a while. Great breakfasts, the usual to-go Mexican fare and surprising soups and entrees. For example, today I had Fettuccine with prawns - fettuccine cooked al dented with prawns, fresh tomatoes and spinach., served with toasted french bread. I have to avoid milk in any form or I am sure there could have been cheese. Another time I had their sopa de res, tender beef ribs in a tasty broth, with carrots and other veggies. Without the usual Mexican corn-on-the-cob but very good. I'd also like to try their pescado a la Veracruzana, perhaps on my next visit. I've also had breakfast there, scrambled eggs with chorizo which also was good. My lactose problem kept me from trying their pancakes, frijoles y crema or pupusas. I will try their omelets another day, sans cheese, of course. They do a good take-out business, primarily with folks in the neighborhood. Los Trinos is a good small place for Central American food and a great addition to Outer Mission. Perhaps not a "Destination Restaurant" but a very handy pit stop, with a friendly staff and good food. read more

The food is super good here and it is probably my favorite Pupusa place in the city

The best and most accurate salvadorean food. I can definitely give them a 9 out of 10. The only reason I don't give them a 10 out of 10 is because the place is small, but other than that the authenticity of the food is accurate. I will say that the reason for their delay on food is because everything is made from scratch and not stored and re-heated like other restaurants. read more

Definitely a mom-and-pop joint! And they care about the quality! Food = great. Platanos = sweet and perfect. $5.00 Sopa de res = beef with vegetables (half cob of corn, zucchini, carrots, yucca, potato, and cilantro) with lime on the side. Tender beef. Perfect broth. Slurp up! $11.00 Fajitas mixtas = chicken, prawn, beef and fresh vegetables. Comes with rice, beans and homemade corn tortillas. This whole dish was amazing! $13.99. (We're not a fan of the homemade tortillas because it's hard to eat more than one--so filling, but so delicious.) Pupusa Revuelta = pork, cheese and fried beans, comes with curtido and tomato sauce. It was perfect and hit the spot. $2.55. (They also offer a large pupusa for an entree.) Agua frescas = $3.00 x2 I didn't know which one to have, and the proprietor was so nice and brought me samples of coco de nancy (not sure on the name but he said nancy!), watermelon, tamarindo and pink barley. Everything was fresh! Tamarindo = perfect, not too sweet and not too watery. I'll come back here for it. Watermelon = refreshing. Service = friendly! We were the last people to show up, 25 minutes before closing, and they let us stay past closing time. Seating = several 4-tops. Rearrange for larger groups. Prices = reasonable. Dinner for two came out to $41.91, with leftovers. Come support a local joint. Small place with friendly service. They've only been open 1 year and 8 months! (He told us this.) Call in an order for take out, if you don't have the time to wait and dine in. They also offer breakfast...must try it sometime! read more

I had the sopa de patas and it was definitely really good. This is a good place if you have time because service is quite slow. The service is not the greatest but the food is good. I would def. go again. read more

This place is awesome! Another thing that makes me happy to live in this city that is so diverse and filled with warm people. The food is great. I love the sopa de res. It's very much like my grandmas bulalo back home. The staff are very nice and friendly, and they have a warm atmosphere inside this little nook. Every time my husband and I gets the chance to come to this place, it feels like we've taken a nice trip to El Salvador. read more

Chicken soup,( sopa de gallina india) its so good, but my favorite is panes con gallina, it's very delicious.

Absolutely delightful spot! The restaurant is small with one cook and one server, but the food and service was both on point! The Sopa des res was simply wonderful. Hearty and delicious, made my day. read more

I always order the mixed pupusas. It's made when ordered so it takes a few minutes. It crispy on the outside and the cheese is melted perfectly inside. It should be eaten right away. I also ordered a super beef burrito. It's good but a little smaller then what I usually get when I order a super burrito. Their food is fresh and that's what I like about it. read more

Bad customer service from the owner. Food it's okay. But he needs to learn how to treat the customer. Bad experience.

Carne asada the best!!!!!!! I'm very happy. And ate pupusa cheese,beans and loroco the best. Also good coffee.

They have the best pupusas for miles. Nice and crispy with tons of filling inside the tortilla. My favorites are just chicharron with cheese and lorocco with cheese. Their sopa de gallina india is super tasty too! read more

Food is authentic, flavorful and abundant. The pupusas are tasty. This is a family run restaurant. Highly recommended.