Delicious food, good prices! Waitress didn't speak English but communication went well anyway.read more

I am mostly vegan so it was difficult. The plantains were wonderful I tried two pupusas (carrot…read moreand squash) substituted beans for cheese. Next time I'll get them just without cheese. Everyone else in our group loved their pucks, jalapeño & cheese, yucca? Chicharrones, etc. We will return

1 El Pastor taco 1 tongue taco both fantastically fresh and flavorful . Side of beans and rice. Ill…read morebe coming back. This was a carry-out order.

Disappointing Turnaround - Great Potential, Terrible Service and Quality Control…read more We had a great experience during our first couple of visits and for that, they get a couple of stars. Even though their signature dishes are Salvadoran, we order their traditional tacos, and they were easily a 5-star experience. Unfortunately, our visit today literally and metaphorically left a bad taste in our mouths, and we will not be returning. My wife and I ordered our usual four tacos each. The moment we both bit into the Al Pastor, we immediately looked at each other in shock, the meat tasted foul. Wanting to give them the benefit of the doubt, I figured they might just not sell their pork as often, but it was bad enough that it should never have been served in the first place. The real issue was how management handled it. I brought the matter up to a female staff member, and then to a male staff member who stepped in because she didn't understand me. Instead of handling the feedback professionally, the gentleman defensively questioned if I even "knew how marinated pork tasted" and then gave us the cold shoulder. I explicitly told them I was still going to pay our bill in full; I just wanted to alert them to a potential food safety issue. There was no apology, no courtesy offer, and absolutely no accountability. They simply went into denial and thought we didn't know the difference between marinated pork and spoiled meat. To top it off, when I went to pay the bill, the same man pointedly told me I needed to select a tip option on the screen before I could tap my card. While I normally have no issue tipping, I was in utter disbelief at the audacity to push for a tip after such a defensive and unaccountable interaction. I genuinely hope their kitchen and pantry hygiene are up to standard so no one gets sick, and I wish them well. However, they completely lost a customer today due to poor quality control and even worse customer service.

Food was incredible! The chicken was delicious and the sauces were great too…read more The sides were solid and the pupusa was very flavorful. Will be back again.

We stopped in after 8pm on Saturday Night (they close at 9pm) to order food to take home. The girl…read moreworking the counter was very sweet while we pondered the menu. I heard great things about the chicken. We ordered the family special which included a whole rotisserie chicken, 3 sides, sauces and 4 canned pop for $35.99. We went with rice, black beans and fried plantains as our sides. The food was piping hot after the 15min ride home. The chicken had a great flavor, the seasoning is unique and delicious. The rice was good, the black beans were a bit on the bland side and pretty firm in texture. We liked the 2 sauces and mild and a spicy sauce. The fried plantains were good, thicker slices than I've ever had before. I would like to come back and try some other items on the menu, pupusa sounds good to me. There are maybe 7 or 8 small tables to dine at inside, or take out and they do Doordash and Grubhub.

We've been craving Salvadoran food, and someone recommended Buena Fe to us. So happy we decided to…read moregive it a try because everything was delicious! We ordered a few different dishes, but the chicken was definitely my favorite! It was so flavorful and cooked perfectly. The pupusas were amazing too, but unfortunately I was too busy eating to remember to take a picture lol. The service was incredibly friendly, and the restaurant was clean and welcoming. You can tell they really care about their food and customers. So happy we found this place! We'll definitely be back. Funny enough, I accidentally left my purse in the booth after dinner, so I guess I'll be making another trip tomorrow sooner than expected lol.

YUM! Buena Fe knows what's up! Starting off with the pupusas. Hot, cheesy deliciousness and the…read moreCole slaw that it comes with it is out of this world! Such an unexpected flavor explosion of tanginess and spiciness. The orange sauce that comes with it (one spicy and one not) didn't have much flavor on its own, but when drizzled over the slaw on the pupusa was phenomenal!! Onto the chicken quesadilla which has onion, cilantro, and tomato's inside. Huge portion exploding with flavors. The salsa is also very good and cilantro-y. I really enjoyed the Salvadoran rice on the side. Different flavor than Spanish rice with some veggies in it. Kinda buttery flavor. Also enjoyed the beans! The restaurant itself is a little dark and empty. Seems like they mostly do carry out here but I think you can still dine in. The man working the register was super nice and encouraged us to get the pupusas - and I'm glad he did! I've heard great things about the steak tacos and will be back to try them.

I love Katarina's. Whenever I want a plato tipico, I come here and enjoy a meal of eggs, beans,…read morefried plantains, and some pupusas. Everything is authentic, and it's nice to come here without buying a ticket to Central America. Also, picking up several pupusas for a crowd is always a favorite! My fiends love the spicy slaw and sauce.

The food here is just plain delicious!! The pupusas are to die for. I got one with chicken and…read morecheese, and one with cheese and beans. I feel like I could have eaten 20 of them. Our server was very sweet as well. We got horchata to drink. It was delicious but VERY sweet. My friend got chicken in red sauce and it was really good. I can't wait to go back for the food! Inside the restaurant, the devour was...interesting. We were sat under a big tv playing Latinx music. I didn't mind the music but the tv light was annoying. Also *be aware* especially if you're with kids - at some point in the evening this turns into an adults-only party. Just as we were finishing up a woman came out in an all-mesh outfit with thong - photos not included. if that's what you're looking for, welp, ya found it. When we left, there was a bouncer at the door. I suggest you go there earlier in the evening if you're looking for a normal restaurant experience

Nice hot crispy flautas. Tasty breakfast all day. Mine came with sweet plantains and black beans or…read morea sauce of some sort alongside the omelette. Not outrageously priced either which is refreshing. Pupusas were flavorful.

Very quiet for a Saturday morning! If dining in, you can choose wherever to sit. Heard good things…read moreabout their pupusas and it did not disappoint! The churrasco was also an incredible plate (more than enough food for 2 people!) personal highlight was definitely the house pickles; it's bright and vinegary and tastes good with EVERYTHING. Only notes are that not everything on the menu has the price next to it, so you might have to ask for certain items' prices. Dining in has an automatic 20% gratuity added.

Our regular and vegan pupusas were amazing, so were the tacos! Friendly staff! Will go back again!read more

Excellent, takes some time to cook (20min?) So plan your appetite for the wait. Took it to-go and…read moreenjoyed it as a picnic by the river and it was still absolutely piping hot by the time we sat down to eat. Very excited to return. The price, around $3/each, was more than fair considering how very delicious and filling they were!

This place keeps getting better. Food and service are amazing! The arepa al pastor and sweet…read moreplaintains are a must.

My cousin and I were looking for a chill place to have a drink and some good food and landed on…read moreArepazo. I hadn't had a pupusa in a very long time and had been wanting to check them out. It was a Saturday evening, but not too crowded. When deciding on a drink, I saw they had a margarita flight and decided why not. I thought it would be good opportunity to taste the different flavors they offered and overall they were all pretty tasty. For food we decided to split some empanadas, which were yummy. For my main meal I chose the pupusa loca. It is their larger pupusa that has with pork, cheese, beans, and loroco flower, served with traditional Curtido, which is a must. It was also very good. Lastly we got a side of plantains which were perfectly cooked. Their portions are generous, both my cousin and I had food left to go and our food came out in a very timely fashion. We both agreed that we would visit again.

Don't let the silver duct tape on the door fool you! This is a MUST stop. I'm already trying to…read morefigure out how to work this gem into my routine. My friend and I each had two pupusas and split a side of plantains (platanos) for lunch. Probably didn't need all that food, but I ate every bite. Super tasty! While the exterior is modest at best (next to large vape shop), the interior has a small grocery on one side and a clean, 20-seat interior.

Found this spot after a session of pickleball. They've…read morebought out or combined with the unit to the left of what is shown as their enterance. Was confused for a bit since it looked like a storage spot now. So just go to the enterance next to it. It's a small little mart and there's a doorway that leads to the sit down section. Guess they are use to people who've been there and people who know what they want. Asked me right off the bat what I wanted to order when there's no menu of any sort anywhere. I ordered three pupusas: revueltas, pollo con queso, and chorizo con queso to go. Was told 30-45 mins, got it in 30. Came with a baggie of their slaw and dip. Delicious, all three of them. Had good amount of filling in all of them. Definitely, coming here again