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    Pupusas Y Baleadas

    3.0 (2 reviews)
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    Pupusa 503 - Plátanos con crema

    Pupusa 503

    4.8(104 reviews)
    3.3 mi•University City

    The food was incredible! Service was fast. It's definitely a hidden hole in the wall. You should…read moretry it!

    The food was fantastic, but unfortunately, the service was far from pleasant…read more My husband and I visited this restaurant for the first time, and when we entered, nobody greeted us. We waited for a while, but no one came over or explained where we should sit. Eventually, I went to the register and told the waitress that it was our first time there and asked if we could sit anywhere or if there was a specific process we needed to follow. She acted as though she did not speak English, which made the interaction uncomfortable. However, when I went to pay our bill later, she spoke English very clearly. Throughout our entire visit, she never introduced herself, checked on us, or offered us drink refills. What was especially disappointing was feeling as though we were being treated differently because of our appearance. I am from Brazil, and I know that if someone visits a Brazilian restaurant or business, we would make an effort to welcome and assist them regardless of their background or the language they speak. I can speak some Spanish and understand it when spoken, but I should not be expected to speak Spanish simply because I may look Hispanic. The one positive interaction we had was with the gentleman who brought our food. He was very kind, friendly, and welcoming. Overall, we felt invisible for most of our visit. The food was excellent, and we would recommend it based on the food alone, but the customer service definitely needs to be addressed. Every customer deserves to feel welcomed, respected, and treated equally, regardless of their appearance or language.

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    Empanadas Fired elote tamale Two papusa Yuca fries

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    Restaurant and Bakery Salvadorena - Food was amazing ! Number 6 and Baleadas

    Restaurant and Bakery Salvadorena

    3.4(23 reviews)
    3.0 mi•Eastland

    This is an all around great spot. It is 3 businesses incorporated into one. It's a Salvadorean…read moreRestaurant, Bakery and small shopping area full of Salvadorean products. The restaurant has both takeout and dine in options. There is plenty of seating both in the front and rear of the restaurant. They have all your typical Salvadorean staples like the famous Pupusas as well as yuca con chicharrón. The typical breakfast dishes are also great. You can't go wrong with any of their dishes. However I suggest you dine in and have some fresh made pupusas revueltas. They are basically tortillas stuffed with Mozzarella cheese and grounded pork. You can also get them with just cheese or just pork. For a cold drink try the Horchata, it's made from a grounded down seed. For a hot drink try the Atol de Elote, made from corn.....deliciously smooth and velvety. The bakery has typical cookies and sweet breads, they are all on display for you to pick and choose. The store has candies, chips, medicine, arts and crafts & shirts all imported from El Salvador. If your missing home this place will take you back. If you want the Salvadorean experience than you have come to the right place! The staff is friendly and efficient, place is casual and laid back. Food is cooked fresh so you may wait a little, be patient. If in Charlotte stop by and get a little taste of my country you most definitely will not be disappointed!

    The Aesthetic: No-frills Salvadoran family-style restaurant with a bakery inside and goods for…read moresale. Terrible smelling bathrooms. The service has bad reviews, but they treated us kindly. My 2 stars are going to the workers only, everything else was bad. The Price: It was affordable, the chicken tamale I tried was less than $2 and most menu items were similarly priced, but you get what you pay for. The Parking: It's a small plaza so I can imagine that parking can get tight at busy hours. We went during lunch and there was plentiful parking. My Order: I had an unfortunate experience here, and I won't be back. My family is Salvadoran, so we love trying all the restaurants in town. I ordered a tamale, pupusas, and an assortment of baked goods to bring home. When I was eating my tamale I kept noticing crunchy bits in the chicken, and I pulled multiple bones out of my mouth in the first few bites. I found 4 bones inside my tamale that I could have choked on. This restaurant needs quality control immediately or they're going to go out of business. The rest of the food was dry and nothing to write home about. The Conclusion: Be careful, I don't recommend it.

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    Morazan Restaurant - Baleada #5 + Pollo con Tajadas de Platano Verde (via Uber Eats)

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    3.7(52 reviews)
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    We celebrated Cinco de Mayo here, but we really came for the Honduran and Salvadoran food more than…read moreMexican. We got way too much food and I'm still in a food coma. We ordered a pork and cheese Pupusa, Baleada #5, chorizo tacos, the Salvadoran steak, tres leches, and horchata. For $6 I thought the Baleada would be small, but it was huge. It could have been my whole meal. It was all fantastic. My favorite thing was the Pupusa followed very closely by the Baleada. The tacos were great, but they didn't stand out as much to me since I don't see baleadas and pupusas on as many menus around. The sweet treats were great. I loved both the tres leches and the horchata. I think the tres leches was the best I've had. They aren't doing curbside right now, so you'll need to order over the phone and go inside to pick it up. They also can't take payment over the phone, so you have to pay inside. These weren't the best for social distancing, but luckily no one was inside when we were there. There are a lot of comments in reviews about them not speaking English well, but that was not a problem for me. The Batch Maker recommended this for Honduran food and I'm so glad she did. We loved it and it's not something you see much around Charlotte!

    The food is always good here. The servers are nice and friendly but there is a language barrier…read morewith a lot of them. I just point to the menu and let them know what I want. It works!!! The ambiance is nice; there's tv's all around and music playing. It's always a plus coming here

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