My heart (and tummy) is full after finding a taste of home in the Franklin, NC area. We ordered a…read morelittle bit of everything and were amazed by the flavor and quality of every dish. The restaurant is family-owned and recently opened. They're open everyday except Saturdays from 10:30am to 5pm according to the sign on the door. We had the pupusas, chicken tamale, steak (carne asada) with rice and beans, fajitas de pollo (chicken fajitas), fried yuca, and sweet plantains. Prices were very fair too! I will definitely be visiting this spot again... probably much sooner than later.

We ordered 10 assorted pupusas to bring to a lunch. They were all hot and so yummy that La Union…read moreis getting 2 new customers. We got both the hot and mild sauce; the hot was preferred. One person asked if you can do a phone order in English, YES.

Wife and I took a chance and found the best quesadillas in town awesome flavor. Lots of meat on…read moreit! Order or stop now! you found your food stop scrolling!

I saw this place had a pretty decent rating and had it bookmakred for a while. When we pulled…read moreup.... to a gas station we thought it was odd but figured we would give it a try. We ordered 2 chicken burritos, cheese papusas, cheese quesadilla and beef quesadilla. The chicken was extremely dry as you can see in the picture and flavorless. 2 of the 4 people had to run to the bathroom about an hour after eating about to have an accident in their pants. My bf said his beef quesadilla was good.

Authentic Salvadorian food got the pupusas and yuca con chicharron and both was on point, very…read morehappy with food order.

I am very grateful I was able to find this place. The service was quick and efficient. The pupusas…read morewere absolutely incredible. I loved the aesthetics of the restaurant. I will recommend this place to my family and friends.

Very good hole-in-the-wall with Honduran and Mexican food. I wish I had tried more Honduran stuff,…read moreor I wish I had gone with more people to try some of the dishes clearly meant for more people. I was just there for a simple lunch. Had some very tasty shrimp enchiladas; chips and salsa (especially salsa) were a notch above the usual. Also they have a good selection of bottled beers from Mexico. I do wish their menu had a bit more info on many items. For example they had a whole page of pictures of breakfast dishes, but no description (in English or Spanish) what they were...and the pics weren't clear enough to make out what all was there).

Y'all! My hubby and I do mission work in Honduras and Lempira Mexican and Latin restaurant by West…read moreTown is fire! It's authentic as it gets. The baleada especial is more than enough for an entire meal. So freaking good.

Clarita's Pupuseria is tucked on Chimney Rock Rd--past J&M Farms on the right, before Nix Pumpkin…read morePatch. The flavor is over the top. For just $29 we got: * Two birria pupusas (must try) * One Salvadoran tamale (weekends only) * Two al pastor tacos * One tamarindo agua fresca How they price it so low, we'll never know. But wow. The man at the window is incredibly kind, speaks English, and makes sure you get exactly what you want. They serve three salsas at the table, have plenty of pupusa choices, and several tacos. Cannot recommend the birria pupusa enough. Cash, check, or Zelle only (no credit cards). Closed Tuesdays. Open until 8 PM. Definitely worth a visit.

Pupusas are amazing! Tacos are delicious. Slaw salad needs a little salt for my taste. Service is…read moregreat! Owners good vibes.

This was great. I got the pork and cheese pupusas and they were great, especially when you dip it…read morein the orange salsa. I recommend getting 5 or 6 as they are very tasty. The ladies there were very nice and it was a cool place in general.

One has to look for pupusas in Asheville, but I found some on the west side of town. They were out…read moreof some items-notably the dessert empanadas-but the menu here did have a decent range of marked vegetarian options. It is mostly dairy as is common for this cuisine. Ordering two pupusas and a tamale yielded a lighter meal than I'd anticipated, with these being among the smaller such items I've ever had. The taste was solid, but I wasn't as impressed as I was hoping to be.

The food at this place is awesome. If it weren't for the poor customer service it would definitely…read morebe a 5 star review. On our last visit the waitress had a terrible attitude and acted as if we were annoying her by coming to eat there. Also be prepared to wait 30 minutes or longer for your food.

I'm a Mexican and I went in there for the pupusas and the first thing the waitress said was "what…read moredo you want?" Followed by "we don't have Mexican food, only tacos." Which was rude, just because I'm Mexican does not mean I was there for Mexican food.

I was amazed at the quality of the food. I had a soup that was on special- Sopa Rez, it was filled…read morewith delicious vegetables and meat. It was healthy and hearty. It came with handmade tortillas and I had rice and beans as well. Super delicious and authentic food. This is a quintessential hole in the wall restaurant, but the food won't disappoint. It's the best food I've had in Asheville. The service was particularly notable with Marta. She not only greeted us, but was completely fluent in English and Spanish. She had a very sweet and caring presence. I highly recommend going.

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this place! they are amazing with excellent service and food!!! They have amazing…read morecustomer service

In from out of town and have been to El Salvador and Costa Rica. This is just as authentic and even…read moremore delicious. We came here two days in a row for lunch and we'll always associate our time in Kingsport with Latin Love. It's that good! Family-owned with great staff. Ask for Gabby, tell her the food is good, and she'll say "I know! This is my passion!" Bon appetit.

Pretty easy to find, they also had a small sign on the sidewalk. We were lucky and found a space…read moreclose to the front door. There is street parking on both sides of the street as well as around the corner. Walking in, the interior is bright and vibrant with many colors. The somewhat limited seating is all tables. We were greeted as we entered and told to sit anywhere. There was only one other table occupied at the time we got there for an early dinner. The very personable owner came by and talked to us for a while and explained the menu. We learned it is family run with their son being a trained chef running the kitchen. In addition to the excellent explanation of the menu items, they also have rotating pictures on a TV screen along the wall so you can see what you are getting. We started with a pork tamale as an appetizer. This was brought out in about five minutes. The first bite was amazing. The corn masa was very flavorful and the pork was fork tender. We could have eaten several more of these as they were amazingly good. As a lover of pupusas, my selection was one each of chorizo, chicken, and loroco filling. All three were excellent. Each was well-filled with flavorful ingredients which could have stood on their own but were enhanced in the pupusa. The accompanying slaw was excellent. There was a hot sauce available which I would rate at about a 7 out of 10, so definitely bringing the heat, but I could not stop adding to to the pupusas because it tasted so good. The chicken stew special was amazingly good. Although simple, the flavors were exceptional. The salad was crisp and fresh. Latin Love is a hidden gem which needs to be discovered. The menu continues to change so there will always be something new to try. They have a solid foundation to build on and have the passion to make sure each customer has a wonderful experience.

Located along Market near University, it's in the old The Cottage building. The bright green sign…read moreout front is easy to see. Parking is tight in front with only a few spaces. Since they are angled, you can only get to the ones near the entrance you use. There is a lot more parking behind the building. I didn't notice specific handicapped spaces, but you'll want to park in front if you have mobility issues. We entered through the front door. The foyer is brightly lit and colorful. We were greeted on entering and told we could sit anywhere. There is seating on either side, as well as down several steps to the bar area, which also has booth seating. The tables are closely spaced, so it would be difficult to maneuver if it was crowded but we were the only customers on our side. Initially, the background music was rather loud, so we picked a spot away from speakers. The music was later turned down to a manageable level. Our server came for our drink order right away. FYI, they did not have unsweet tea. He returned with our drinks quickly, but we needed more time to decide what we wanted to order. The menu is a mix of Honduran, Salvadoran, and Mexican. Most items are explained on the menu, but we also had to ask our server about several items. We decided on the Tajadas con Pollo (plantains with chicken), the Baleadas Especialies (sort of a burrito but folded instead of rolled), and an order of pupusas (pork and cheese, jalapeno and cheese, and loroco, a salvadoran flower). The Tajedas con pollo was a full plate of food. The protein was about a 1/3 section of chicken on a bed of plantains. There was also slaw and a nice pico. Although the chicken was a bit dry, the flavor was excellent. The plantains were nicely cooked, and the pico had a solid spicy bite. The Baleadas Especiales comes folded in a large tortilla, although the tortilla has a different consistency than a typical Mexican-style tortilla. It is more robust and takes a knife to cut if you want to eat it that way. Otherwise, just pick it up like a burrito. I selected beef as the protein, and it was excellent. Fillings also included avocado and a scrambled egg. This was more than filling, and very tasty. The pupusas were wonderful as well. The pork and jalapeno fillings were flavorful. The loroco was interesting. It had a veggie taste, but with a more earthy flavor. I would certainly order this again. We also found they have a drive through along the side of the building. There is also an entrance there as well, so if you park in the rear you do not need to come to the front of the building to enter. This restaurant is a great addition to the Johnson City restaurant scene. The flavors are different from the typical Mexican spices. The menu is definitely worth exploring.

Always good. Service has gone down hill since they opened by the food is excellent. Get the tacos…read moredorados; they are like flauntas topped with slaw and a sauce. The papusas are huge!