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Sabor Casero

4.5 (96 reviews)
ModerateMexican, Salvadoran
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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Pupusa, chicken, garlic, poblano... Fantastic!

The food was amazing! It was a clean restaurant. Service was wonderful, very family oriented place. Was just wonderful food. We enjoyed the garlic pupusa and the Rajas... super yummy. Also, the Jamaica tea was fantastic!

3 pupusa revueltas and 2 tacos adobadas

We were looking for another pupuseria that was a bit closer than our current favorite, but this place is quite a disappointment. My wife ordered 2 lengua tacos and 2 tripa tacos and 1 pupusa revuelta. I ordered the pupusa revuelta combo (comes with 3 pupusas and curtido) and also got 2 tacos adobadas and horchata. My adobada tacos were probably the worst I've ever had. The meat didn't taste marinated at all and was extremely burnt. My wife's tacos were not the worst we've ever had, but they were still quite bland. As far as pupusas go they were just ok. It was also very frustrating that the lady told me we were getting the pupusas revueltas with pork meat and we got chicken instead. The curtido tasted ok but had a weird color to it like maybe the ingredients weren't all that fresh. Overall, if you need to satisfy a pupusa craving and you live close by, this place might just barely be adequate. But I wouldn't come for the taqueria because their tacos are mediocre.

In the Christmas Spirit!
Sean H.

A local go-to for great food and service. Their Típico Plates and Chicken Tortilla Soup are perfect for chilly days.

Putaco
Neesha V.

Amazing food and service. My partner is Salvadoran and absolutely loved the putaco and fried yucca plate - he said this is the best Salvadoran food he has had in a while. I got a burrito that was delicious too. The people who worked there were also so sweet and it felt like a cozy family establishment. Highly recommend this spot!!!

Two pupusas combo and Boing mango drink.

Two pupusas combo and Boing mango drink. Highly Recommended. 2 Pupusas combo. Pupusas are corn Patty filled with your choice of meat, beans, or cheese. With Salvadoran rice & beans and pickled cabbage topping. The Boing mango pulp drink is a must. This is the only place I have seen carry this in WA. The food was delicious, the space was spotless, and the customer service was amicable. I'll be making this a favorite stop. They have a great menu, and I'm excited to dig into the quesa-birrias (lamb brisket with cheese and dip) next time.

This is Shrimp soup I ordered. It's delicious.
Shane S.

Very good and traditional food. It's very fresh and delicious. I go here often. If you like good Mexican food try it out. I'll compare it to Pho T&N but the Mexican food version.

Carnitas tacos (except the one I couldn't wait to eat.)
Allison B.

Popped into this hole-in-the-wall taqueria/papuseria for a late lunch of carnitas tacos and horchata. Very glad I did. Good food, notably inexpensive. Can't wait to come back and try the papusas.

Pork papusa and asada street taco

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Sabor Casero is amazing! Their food has so much flavor and love. Great service too!!!

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Make the drive to El balcon in bremerton please. The pupusas are much better and they don't skimp on the cabbage.

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This place was a nice find! Very large eating spaces with a lot of table size choices! A few TVs…read morefor sports viewing! Even had a bar with seating. The staff were very authentic and sweetly attentive! My grilled steak was quite tender and tasty! the refried beans were actually some of the best refried beans I've ever had! The rice was tasty as well! I strongly recommend if you crave Honduran, Mexican, El Salvadoran , Guatemalan, or even Costa Rican dishes! You won't be disappointed!!! Street parking! Clean restrooms!

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My boyfriend and I stopped by cause they had an offer for a free drink, tamale, pupusa or…read morequesadilla grande and we wanted to try it out. We opted for the drink as we were heading to a friend's for dinner. I got the ensalada while my boyfriend got the horchata and I appreciated how the cashier asked if we wanted ice or not. We also saw some cute Halloween decorated conchas and saw that for four of them was 9.95 so got that to share with our friends. The conchas were delicious and not too sweet. There was plenty of parking near the location. When you enter, you see the restaurant half which is a lovely, cozy space that can seat many customers of all party sizes. They have a section for napkins, utensils and to go boxes too. If you go to the left, that is the bakery as well as small store of different goodies. They had all types of pastries, cakes, and snacks that you can choose from. The prices seem fair. When we entered the bakery side, the employees welcomed us and told us to let them know if we have any questions. Very friendly and quick service! We definitely want to come back to try their pastries, cakes, and food again. They also do have a point system that you can sign up for to get discounts and even a birthday reward too.

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