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    Mushroom pupusa
    Lily M.

    Best pupusa in town highkey! The flavor was amazing, it was HUGE, and the slaw and sauce complimented it perfectly! The chef and workers are extremely kind and friendly. I went to them at a popup they were doing at the event but you can find them weekly at the Midtown Farmers market! Highly recommend for a market lunch or snack. I got the one with mushrooms and it was flavor packed. Will de be needing to try the other veggie/meatless options soon!!

    Alan J.

    Located at the midtown farmer's market whole coyote pupusa stood out as being outstanding. The chicken mole pupusa for $10 is well worth the price. The masa was so delicious! The perfect consistency cooked just right. The chicken is warm and full of flavor in every bite. Even the salsa is outstanding. People here are great. The wait is a bit, but we'll worth it.

    chicken mole pupusa with plantains crema and avocado
    Priya V.

    went to the stall at the capitol mall farmer's market. service during the lunch rush was pretty slow, but made sense. they give you a pager which is nice because you can walk around the market in the meantime. i got the chicken mole, which came with the mole sauce on the side which i didnt expect. the pupusa tasted good otherwise but i wish the sauce was part of it. don't bother getting the plantains since they're not the good carmelized ones. and adding crema isnt worth it since they charge you a dollar for just a drizzle.

    Papusa Revueltas
    Charles T.

    Extremely delicious papusas made to order. We tried their food at the Midtown farmers market and were very happy with what we ate. The papusa came out piping hot and was packed with flavor. The salsa was delicious and not too spicy. The papusa came with a side of oregano-heavy slaw that really helped cut the richness of the papusa. The staff was nice and helpful. The food did take maybe 10 minutes to come out. It's a food stall with no seating, but at least at the farmers market location there are plenty of places to sit and enjoy the food. Haven't had a better papusa regionally, highly recommend.

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    Las Palmas Pupuseria & Carniceria

    Las Palmas Pupuseria & Carniceria

    4.0(275 reviews)
    6.5 mi
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    The tamale had not so much flavor. Had just one small strip of chicken and a little small piece of…read morepotato that's it. I don't think I will be buying this again.!! the pupusa's were very good, but the encurtido wasn't good, no vinegar, & chile. This was my first time eating here , but maybe I would like to go back and try other dishes and see how they are.

    Okayyy, so we went to this place called Las Palmas in Sacramento, and this was actually my second…read moretime going--and let me just say... this is BY FAR one of the best Mexican/Salvadorian restaurants I've ever been to! The first time we went, we got the pupusa plate, and it was SO good that we took some home. And y'all... by the time we got home, the food was STILL piping hot and just as delicious! The second time around, we decided to sit down and eat. Now, it did take a decent amount of time for our food to come out, but honestly, if you want fresh food, you're going to have to wait for fresh food--and it was absolutely worth it! This time, we got a wet super burrito, a kid's quesadilla, and I ordered one pupusa since I wasn't that hungry. Well... that one pupusa came out, and it was SO good that I immediately had to order a second one! And as you can see from the plate with the burrito... that thing was getting DEMOLISHED! So if you find yourself in Sacramento, PLEASE go give Las Palmas a try! The food is authentic, fresh, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. And tell them Kiana sent you! Alright, that's a wrap!

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    4.1(94 reviews)
    7.5 mi
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    We visited this place a few months ago as a recommendation of our daughter and her boyfriend. We…read moreare so glad we came. It is a family run place and you can see the joy they have in making the food and the food was amazing. We asked the server Diana to provide her recommendations on what to order and so glad we went with her suggestions. The food was so flavorful! I also love that they serve cans and bottles for your drinks. The store next door also has wonderful snacks! We will definitely be back when we are back up north. Don't skip this place!

    Las Palmas has been on my radar (aka my Yelp "Want To Try" collection) for months. This past week,…read moreI stopped by for lunch, and ordered three pupusas. Three was actually wayyy too many. Oh my gosh. If you are a female thinking about ordering three pupusas for yourself, don't do it. Trust me. Two is enough. One might even be enough, depending on your appetite/lifestyle. Apparently, my eyes were feeling much larger than my stomach, so, I ordered one each of queso con frijol, queso con jalapeno, y revueltas (pork and beans). Best pupusas I've ever had in my life. Hands down. The woman running everything, who seemed to probably be the owner, was super friendly to everyone. I noticed her asking other people in Spanish if they wanted more salsa or tortillas, and, when my food came, she asked me the same questions in English. Since I asked for my order to-go, the salsa and cabbage were served in plastic baggies. This was a little bit messy, but, honestly, I would rather have a decent amount of salsa in a little baggy than have to mess with like seven plastic ramekins. The salsa and cabbage mix were both so bomb. Five stars for those alone. I ended up picking off pieces of my pupusas and just drenching them in salsa. Dining in would have definitely been a smarter option-- good thing I always have wet wipes with me, because they were necessary. As to the pupusas, I was surprised by which one was my favorite versus least favorite, because it was exactly the opposite of what I expected. My favorite was definitely the revueltas, then the queso con frijol, then the queso con jalapeno. It may have been partially because I ate the revueltas first, when the tortilla was still the most hot and fresh. By the time I got to the jalapeno, it was getting cold. I've never had pupusas this fresh. The homemade soft tortilla shells were falling apart in my hands as I ate. All of the fillings were so flavorful and amazing. My sister called me while I was eating them and I asked, "Have you ever had a pupusa?" "No, what's that?" "It's like.... like the calzone version of a taco. It's taco fillings, but stuffed inside of a soft tortilla shell." (A pupusa is to a taco as a calzone is to a slice of pizza.) Best pupusas ever, and the price was not bad. The proportions were generous considering the price, as opposed to most taco shops. Would definitely eat here again.

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    Pupuseria La Familiar - Birria & Queso Pupusas

    Pupuseria La Familiar

    4.6(163 reviews)
    6.7 mi

    Amazing papusas. Some of the best I've ever had…read more Cheesy on the inside and crisp on the outside. These were heaven sent. Went with birria for one and carnitas for the other. The birria was so damn good. Carnitas was really good too, the meat was a bit hard at times. I came with a friend and after we ordered there was an almost 30 minute wait. I was getting a bit restless but the place was busy and the food is made fresh. We were also served tortilla chips with frijoles as a sort of appetizer while we waited. They serve beer here as well. Not the biggest restaurant but the server was nice and friendly. Restaurant clean as well. Would definitely be worth visiting again.

    The Spot That Made Me Fall in Love with Pupusas…read more This is the place that made me fall in love with a pupuseria. My wife and I were out one day, decided to try something new, and found this gem up the street from our church. One thing I always look for with cultural cuisine is who's actually eating there. When you walk into a place and see people who grew up in that culture enjoying the food, it tells you everything you need to know about authenticity. This spot checks that box. It feels like the kind of food you'd get at a friend's house, not just something made to look the part. The staff was friendly and personable, which made the experience even better. Now, let me set expectations--this isn't the kind of place where your water glass is getting refilled every five minutes. But you can grab a soda or a horchata and you're good to go. The open kitchen is a big part of the experience. You can see everything being made, and more importantly, you can smell it. You start eating with your nose before the food even hits the table. You take it in with your eyes, and then your taste buds finish the job. I've recommended this place to a few people, and they've gone back again and again. That says a lot. If you like authentic food and want something that feels real--not staged--I think this could easily become one of your new favorite spots.

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