Decided to finally check this place out. Plenty of free parking. When you go in, it's like…read morecafeteria style. You just sit wherever you want. I arrived around 3pm, and the place was about 45% full I ended up getting the carne asada because I wasn't familiar with most of the menu. The Carne asada was so tough, and well cooked it was even hard for me to cut using the plastic fork and knife i received. I would not order this again. I left hungry Soda came in a can and was about $2.50

Nice place! When I come here, I always order the bean and…read morecheese pupusas along with an Horchata. I just wished they had papas locas in stock lol. The server was friendly and attentive. Service and food were good.

Great pupusas and tortas! Not my favorite curtido but definitely nowhere close to the worst…read more Speaking Spanish is a big bonus, but the waitstaff were patient with my Spanglish. Clean and filled with lots of murals and family art.

Excellent papusas, cortido solid Good customer service, food…read moreis made to order and comes out fresh

Always great to see a bunch of traditional food plates at a single spot especially for Latino…read moreculture. I recommend anyone who wants to eat something different or familiar to stop by. The ambience is nice. It feels like you're at a small family own business, but the service is excellent top-notch.

Found this spot through Yelp and after reading all the great reviews, I decided to give it a try…read more One encouraging sign when I first walked in was that the place was pretty full, which told me I came to the right place. I ordered three chicken and cheese pupusas, and they were a great size. I was nearly full after the first two. The flavor was on point. My apologies for my photo because I was already halfway through my third pupusa before I remembered to snap a picture. I also tried the corn tamale, which my wife and I enjoyed a lot. On top of that, I ordered a steak taco, which unfortunately didn't make it into a picture either because I ate it too fast. What stood out to me was the "shell." Instead of the usual flour or corn tortilla, it uses the same masa dough as the pupusa, and I really enjoyed that difference. We finished our meal with the nuegados en miel dulce, something I had never tried before. I was glad I did because it was delicious and a great way to end the meal. Overall, the food and experience were excellent. If you are like me and rely on Yelp reviews to decide where to eat, I highly recommend giving La Casita Pupuseria & Market a visit. You will be well pleased like I was.

If you want quality pupusas, pop into this spot. Park out front and walk into a colorful space with…read moretables and a small bar. The owner is from El Salvador and worked in some of D.C.'s favorite restaurants like Le Diplomat and Jose Andres' restaurants. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu, but start with the pupusas made from either corn or rice flour. I personally loved the mushroom and spinach ones in corn flour and the pork with rice flour. The shrimp is perfectly grilled and the pupusas come out crispy and smooth on the inside. The shrimp tacos are worth getting too. This place is so inviting and warm. Come in as a stranger and leave family.

I've been meaning to try the pupusas here for quite some time and finally popped in while also…read morewaiting for pizza next door. I ordered three pupusas, chicken, pork, and shrimp. It came with the usual cabbage and sauce/salsa I enjoyed the chicken and pork the best. Since you can't get a bite of shrimp in every bite like you can with chicken and pork, the shrimp is my least favorite. The pupusas were really good, so much so I really didn't need the sauce or cabbage. But it was nice to have of course. The food is made to order of course so it took a few minutes. The staff here is really nice and even brought my order to the front door when I went next door to grab my pizzas! I'll definitely be back for more pupusas! Buen provecho!

Came here with a large group and we sat outside. Half had a pitcher of margaritas while most of us…read morejust had pupusas. I also shared the yuca which was incredible and fried perfectly. Pupusas were amazing and so cheap. Service was a little slow, but very friendly and accommodating for a large group. They were able to split the check and pay by QR code which was incredibly convenient! I live by their other location but this is a great spot if you're in the area!

Food was good, place was clean, people were nice. Horchata was excellent…read more Solid choice and decent pricing.

This place used to be Casa Dora. Not sure when it changed…read more They had 1 menu in English on the window when you walk inside. Waitresses were really nice. I got the carne asada meal. Medium well. Really good! WiFi is strong. Ask for password. Bathroom was clean. Ask for Code. No alcohol here Plenty of free, surface parking4 Temperature inside was nice

The food is very good. If you want any Salvadorian/Mexican food this is a must try!…read more I loved their pupusas. It's made so fresh and the ingredients are so good. My son is a picky taco eater so he got their asada tacos and he was impressed with how delicious it was. I also got a tamarindo to drink (they make their own special Latino drinks) it was one of the best I've ever had. The place is spotless and even the bathroom was meticulously clean. The service was super friendly. I really loved my experience here.

delicious and service is fast, great to sit down in too. great vibe! loved the quesadilla dessert…read morewith the coffee too.

Great food just wish they would answer their phones on time and open their doors on time. Many…read moretimes I call at the hour of opening and it hangs up soon as I dial. I'm sure they would get more business if they were able to take their schedule more seriously.

From the outside, I wasn't sure what to expect. Popped in at 9pm on a Saturday and was solidly…read moreimpressed! After tip, spent under $100 for steak nachos, 3 papusas, a steak burrito, chicken quesadilla, and carne guisada plate. The portions are large, the meat is well cooked, and the flavors are familiar + comforting, making the experience nostalgic. The papusas came piping hot with delicious crisp cabbage. The sour cream was the star of the show for the quesadilla. And the nachos? So simple yet absolutely mouthwatering. Service was fast and friendly. We were welcomed by a gentleman who confirmed we wanted to dine in vs take out. The music was loud, but the atmosphere is casual and welcoming. Our waitress primarily spoke Spanish but she was kind and patient with me (my Spanish is rough). If you're looking for a no frills experience and a filling, quick meal, I highly recommend stopping in!

Delicious pupusas! 1 pupusa is only $2.50, what a deal! I'm in DC for a quick work errand and saw a…read moresign for authentic pupusas. I ordered two of the bean and cheese (frijoles con queso) pupusas which came with slaw and hot sauce. YUM! It was surprisingly empty inside on a Sunday afternoon but that was no issue for me. Hot fresh food made quite quickly!

Could it be? Someplace where I love the papusas AND the tamales?!…read more I was craving chicken tamales and stumbled across La Familiar...and wished that it could've been sooner. They put a generous amount of chicken that had this delicious red sauce on it. Not sure what it's called but I loved it. They were thick, hot, and spiced beautifully. The elote tamales were, in a word, impeccable. They offered a fried option which was surprisingly delicious. The steamed ones set the bar pretty high yet here we are. Meeting and exceeding. You have the option of w/wo crema. The papusas were fluffy, filled just enough, and came with interesting fillings. I'm used to seeing pork, bean, and cheese. They offered squash (a touch of sweetness), bean and mint (literally blown away with how much I love this), and chipilin (adore). For context, Chipilin tastes like spinach and watercress had a baby. I noticed the cheese having a slight tang, but it wasn't off putting. Just different than other places I've tried. My only "gripe" (if you even want to call it that) was the curtido. It tasted good but something was off. Not off enough where I would avoid it, but it just wasn't the same. This is coming from someone who is extremely picky about that condiment. Not too fond of cabbage so maybe that's why. Now, the best for last...PASTELITOS! These amazing little pockets of happiness are stuffed with either chicken or beef and OMG OMG OMG. Every bite was pure happiness. It kinda reminded me of kibbeh. The handmade tortillas were amazing the next morning with some eggs and ricotta salata. So, if you're deciding on where to eat today, tomorrow, or next week...come here. I promise there will be something you love :D

We go here when our other Pupuseria is packed or closed. I will say this location is harder to get…read morehere and slightly more expensive which is why we tend towards our Pupuseria in Baltimore Avenue. That said, the service here is WAY better- not slow at all, they actually check on you and still use real plates (our place has gone to those paper baskets that they serve like burgers and fries in, which is fine but ...yeah!). In any event, the portion sizes are good and the slaw is awesome, we never have issues with the service but parking can be tight when they're packed. Overall solid and affordable pupusa option.

Consistent tasty food. Very authentic. I work in the neighborhood and eat there often.read more

Great papusas, nice people and good service-- fast and delicious! Worth a visit or good for takeoutread more