Had Wendy's Pupuseria for delivery to try some of the staples and the Hot Cheeto Pupusa!…read more The food was good, and the hot Cheeto pupusa is something I'd definitely get again. I also really liked the jalapeño pupusas. Food was not as warm as I would have liked, but that could have just been because I got my order delivered.

Truly satisfied with the level of service from CeCe, she was kind, attentive, and knowledgeable…read more Now I did have to order the pupusas as it's in the businesses name and I was happy. Also had a side of rice and beans which were also very tasty. The seating is small, only one table with four seats. Very cozy vibe though. Was talking with the patrons inside which were friendly.

Absolutely incredible. Everything from tortilla to slow cooked meat is clearly homemade with love…read more SO MUCH FLAVOR, it's insane. I was driving through, but could tell the locals know what's up. Parking lot was piled up with people coming for the food truck.

Let me start by saying that I haven't tried much Honduran food, so I don't have too much to compare…read moreto. I've seen this red stand sitting idly in the closest gas station to my house, but it was never open or anything. But just a few weeks ago, I saw a grand opening sign, and now they're open! I stopped by... because it's right near my house and it's not fast food, so how could I not?! As the name suggests, they have baleadas, but they also have pupusas, flautas, and more. I have had a baleada once before, but I had to try a new one. It's... hard for me to describe... maybe like a breakfast quesadilla? But even so, it's still different. But I got that and it was flavorful and yummy! I also got the zambos preparados because I was not familiar with them. It's a brand of plantain chips from Honduras, and they basically turn them into nachos! And they even keep them in their original bag... that was fantastic! I might've enjoyed them more than the baleadas. I went back to try their pupusas, which were also good -- not as great as others I've had. I need to try their drinks next time. It's great having a unique food stand that's so easily accessible in the gas station. I wish them the best and, I'm not sure if it's the owners I've interacted with, but they're quite gracious.

Listen up pricks, this establishment was here before Hyattsville went all pretentious…read more La Fondita is hidden in a neighborhood so you will never find this place unless you research Mexican restaurants in the nearby area (there are plenty in Riverdale) or you just happen to be running along Route 1 alternate or the Anacostia Trail. It's an actual house that turned into a restaurant. It looks like crap on the outside and look even worse on the inside. They are able to charge nothing because they don't give two shit about its interior... which is what I want from my Mexican restaurant. I would either get the tacos or the breakfast platters. It was all dank. Get anything.

The best tongue tacos. Everything is delicious and they are fast friendly and professional. It's…read moremy favorite

I've never been there in person but we ordered from them throughout the pandemic and they're really…read moregreat! My personal favorites include: 1. Desayuno el patrón 2. Steak tacos 3. Baleadas Their steak is so good! The breakfasts are filling and the baleadas an underrated street food that hasn't quite caught on in the U.S. I often get a side of the Salvadorian cheese, or an atol de elote. Everything is always good. Highly recommend.

Wow. Just ordered a Boss Breakfast as well as Baleadas (regular), chicken tamales, chicken…read moreSalvadoran Empenadas, and Chicken Taquitos. First, all of it was pretty cheap. The breakfast was delicious... the eggs were great, the sausage very paprika-y, and the steak was charred and delicious. The tamales may have been the best I've ever had, with a big slice of potato and some really fragrant masa. The taquitos were fried perfectly, and the tortilla tasted great with the chicken. Empenadas were really nice with the sweet brown onion against the chicken. The Baleadas were life changing... sweet avocado and beans, scrambled egg and salty crumbled cheese, and a little sour crema in a thick delicious dough. A brand new flavor for me. And two for that cheap is... a fantastic deal.

Tucked away in a small strip mall, this spot is easy to miss if you don't already know it's…read morethere--but it's definitely worth finding. I actually stopped in for something unexpected: a steak & cheese, which isn't my usual order at a Mexican restaurant. I went with a TikTok recommendation, and I'm glad I did. From the start, the experience was welcoming--the young woman who took my order was genuinely friendly and made a great first impression. The steak & cheese itself was a pleasant surprise: well-seasoned, flavorful, and thoroughly satisfying. The restaurant itself is small and unassuming, but it offers both dine-in and takeout options, making it convenient either way. Next time, I'll definitely be back to try one of their traditional Mexican entrées. Hidden gem vibes for sure.

This is gonna sound crazy, but I usually come here for the pupusas. Have I tried the tacos? Not…read moreyet. They smell bomb.com. BUT, the pupusas are SOOOOO good from this location. I enjoy them better here than more places here in Riverdale.

Spectacular, gimme 14 of them right now!!!…read more So we decided to come here as we are trying all of the pupusa places in the area. This by far has got to be the best one yet. We had yucca with chicharones, tacos dorados, and pupusas (revueltas, loroco, chicken and jalapeños). The curtido was SOOOOO GOOD!!!!!! The service was super attentive, sweet and gave really good recommendations. Also, it is a great place to watch the World Cup! We had aguas frescas to drink, maracuya and tamarindo. They were so gooooood!!! Amazing small business. Clean, welcoming, and warm. Food was excellent. Highly recommend.

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

As much as I used to go to Beltway Plaza and shop in there, I never got any food from there…read more.. until now! Taco Tuesday means I have to enjoy some somewhere right?? El Taco Rico has some tables outside of the small restaurant, and there are a few inside. When you walk in, tables are to the left, and the register is to your right. They have a plastic screen up, and you can see their small menu... there are no physical ones, and I had to ask what their taco types were. From anyone just passing by, the place honestly doesn't look like much, and everything looks kind of old. I opted for 3 chicken tacos... which came to $12, I was surprised they were $4 each! Around my way I usualy expect things like tacos to be way cheaper lol. So I was a tad concerned... I went to sit down outside, and when the plate was brought to me (I chose dine-in) my jaw almost dropped when I looked at my plate. The tacos were bigger than I expected and they were loaded with chicken! They brought out 3 bottles of sauce and veggies to put on the tacos too! Presentation and size immediately took my concerns away. When I took a bite... yes. The pulled chicken was tender and I was STUFFED after I finished all 3.

This place is horrible!!!! I'm not sure how they have 4 stars and I don't understand how they're…read morestill in business. I will never ever ever come here again. I wouldn't even recommend this place to my worst enemy. First off they have no prices posted, secondly they only have about 8 items that they sell. I don't understand how they could mess up tacos to the extent that they did... I ordered 4 tacos (2 chicken and 2 steak). The tacos were $5.00 a piece and the quesadilla was $13 I believe. This was the worse $34.00 I've ever spent. The steak tacos were so small and they were dry but, they did have a little flavor to them. The chicken tacos were like dry shredded rubber--horrible. I couldn't even finish them, even after drenching them in all the sauce I had. The lime was so hard I had to fight to get juice out of it and when I did get juice to come out it was bitter--yuck! They doubled up on the wraps like most places do, but it was useless since the tacos were dried out. The cilantro and onions tasted fresh but that's about it. I removed the extra wraps and they were clean and looked unused. I thought the reason for the double wraps were to help support the first wrap so the taco doesn't come apart..... The wraps weren't even warmed together, they were literally separate--ugh.. The quesadilla was huge until my son opened it and looked inside. There wasn't much filling at all.The wrap was big and soggy--matter of fact I think it was a burrito instead of a quesadilla. It didn't look like it was heated nor was it cut. Everything is wrong at this place, I would avoid at all cost. This has to be the worst taco spot in Maryland.. I am very disappointed in this place, it was the worse experience ever. I've attached the pictures of all the bs they sold me. I

The food is so amazing and good. Little place but so full of life and the service is amazing.read more

Third time eating from here, and I can confidently and reluctantly share this spot lol. My husband…read moreis from El Salvador, and the food is authentic, the tortillas are so good, and the service is friendly. Today I finally had some tacos; I'd held back before because it's my go-to and I wanted to try other things first. The pictures don't do it justice. It's a simple yet flavorful dish; the meat is well done, and the sauces are delicious. I would say if you are not used to handmade tortillas, opt for the traditional corn tortillas, as the handmade ones are thicker, yet they soak the sauces much better; if you feel adventurous, try one, plus taco carbs don't count lol During the winter, they have added hot chocolate packets to the condiment counter.