Had to do a quick trip to DC and on my way back to North Carolina and decided to stop and pick up…read moresome food. I was in the mood for some tamales and for some reason this place popped up. It's a very small and a cute little restaurant, service was fast. The food is cooked to order. I think. I was surprised to receive the food the way that I did. I'm not used to receiving a takeout order from a restaurant in a disposable paper plate with aluminum foil. The pickled cabbage smelled a little off. It was sitting inside of a big aluminum container with a whole bunch of other bags filled to the top of pickled cabbage and not refrigerated. I was disappointed in the pupusa. They were definitely not your traditional ones and I think two pieces of dough are smashed together instead of stuffed and rolled and flattened the traditional way. The filling was watery. It fell apart, also they were extremely flat and really look like pancakes. ‍ disappointed

Delicious papusas! Authentic food. Friendly staff. Very very good prices! Will be back very soon!read more

Food and service were amazing! Best chips and guacamole I've ever had, everything came out quick…read moreand was delicious. Would love to come back!

The huevos con chorizo is delicious! One of my favorite brwakfssts to go out for. The staff is very…read morekind and always smiling.

Hands down the best tacos in the Butner Creedmoor area, possibly in Granville county. And run by…read morethe sweetest people too. Don't forget to ask for the red sauce

Was super excited to try this place, and to potentially have an option for authentic tacos and…read moreother Mexican dishes without driving to Durham. Picked up a to-go order tonight and will not be returning. When we got home and opened the food, it was swarming with fruit flies. Like not just one, I counted five or six in with the tacos alone. After seeing that, we really didn't feel comfortable eating any of the food, so that was $40 of food thrown directly in the trash.

La verdad, mi experiencia en este lugar fue muy decepcionante. El servicio fue lento y poco atento,…read moreparecía que al personal no le importaba mucho atender bien a los clientes. La comida no estaba a la altura de lo esperado, le faltaba sabor y llegó casi fría. Y no dan lo que uno ordena Además, el ambiente no era muy agradable. No creo que vuelva ni lo recomendaría.

I remember the building when it was a nightclub. I've had it on my list to try the food and wasn't…read moresure what to expect. My sis and I went before a show for dinner. Our waitress did not speak English, but we were able to communicate effectively, trying to pronounce Spanish, Google translate, and using hand gestures. We got Tortillas con Quesillo, Pastelitos and Baleada con Todo. The food was delicious... so good! It took a while to make, which is a hint to the freshness. It was a first intro to Honduran food and it was fabulous. The inside is simple with dinner type seating, a nice bar and a room with a pool table. I definitely recommend giving them a try.

Love there is a location closer to us. Food was hot and good. Staff was friendly and quick.read more

First visit today and it was ok. What I noticed first was the loud rap-ish music blaring from the…read moreback. Some of the food toppings looked like they had been sitting there all day - I avoided those. The young men that waited on us were very polite. Food overall was average , especially for the price. We got 2 bowls and drinks and it was over $30, more than I had expected. A little more attention could be paid to the surroundings napkins were almost out, chairs were askew floor needed sweeping and general upkeep. I could have understood had they been busy but they were not. May try again in the future.

"Excellent Salvadorean pupuseria and more in Braggtown area of Durham!"…read more We came to try this at around 6pm on a Friday evening. The restaurant is unassuming and sits near the end of a long strip mall. A few other families were eating. One goes to the counter to order (dine-in or carry-out), and the food is then brought to you. The menu is not long-- pupusas (similar to "small but fat quesadillas", if you haven't had one), a few appetizers, and a couple of dishes. They also had three kinds of drinks-- horchata, a tasty mango drink, and a third I don't recall. My wife and I split 4 dishes: a pair of chicken tamales, an order of 3 pupusas with cheese and "loroco" (edible buds from a flower), chicken & potato empanadas, and plantain empanadas. We also got the horchata and the mango drink. Food came out maybe 10 minutes after we ordered, and it was HOT-- clearly just out of the frier for some of them. The masa in the chicken tamales was smooth and SUPER yummy-- I think there could have been a bit more filling, but the taste was still excellent. The chicken and potato empanadas were also really good. I liked the pupusas, but they were a bit mild in taste for me-- I might go for chicken next time, but it was good with the cabbage slaw (see below). And the plantain empanadas were VERY good and super sweet. It's almost like a fried stuffed plantain (also coated with some sugar)-- we couldn't quite tell what the white stuff in the middle was-- my wife thought maybe actual banana, but I wondered if it was some sort of sweet cream filling. Both the savory empanadas and the pupusas came with a side of the cabbage slaw that was quite good-- definitely had some heat to it but not overwhelming. And the drinks were delicious, though the horchata seemed to have an almost chocolate-milk like flavor which was unexpected. The price was SUPER cheap-- pupusas were under $3 each, tamales under $2, etc. We spent $36 including tax and tip and still brought a good bit of food home with us. Service was fine. Neither of us was fluent in Spanish, and the host's English was moderate, so we had a bit of difficulty asking questions (e.g., whether the drinks had dairy/ milk), but it worked out, and he was friendly enough. Overall, we VERY much enjoyed the quality and value of the food we got. High probability we'll return.

I decided to visit this place for lunch on a Sunday, i was craving some pupusas, this place was…read morepacked so i was expecting a good food. I had the 3 pupusas meal (10 dollar value and they are good size) and chose to do three different ones, zucchini with cheese was pretty good, you can't go wrong with the cheese one, the chicharron (pork skin) one wasn't that good, i think overall all of them needed a little bit of more seasoning. The mango agua fresca tasted more like water than mango, but the orchata was very good. I would have given them a 4 star but because of the agua and the seasoning I'm doing 3 stars, I do recommend the place and I would come back for sure. As always this is my honest and personal opinion.

I have driven by quite a few times, but saw mixed reviews & didn't want to risk it. I finally broke…read moredown and stopped, and boy have I been missing out! We had the Asada Tlayudas. First, the portions are huge! The meat didn't have much seasoning, but was cooked well. I added the sauce that came with it, and it was delicious! Just enough heat & flavor to make the meal. We also had the Agua Chile. This is a spicy meal, so if you can't take the heat, stay away from this one! The heat of the spices was balanced by the coolness of the dish. The sauce has a strong cilantro flavor (which I'm a fan of). We were the only people in the restaurant at 4 pm, so there wasn't any competition for service, but, our server was very friendly and checked on us frequently. The restaurant had music playing & a tv on over the bar. The table covers and decor were bright & everything was clean. Will definitely return to try something new!

The location has been several different types of restaurants over the years. I added it to my list…read moreand got there finally for an early dinner. I love the colorful bar area. The indoor seating is situated similar to a shiney diner and plenty of room. The salsa is chunky and very good. Spicy with an ever so slight hint of sweet. I got the Pollo Tlayudas. Instead of the refried beans and cabbage, it had a fried cactus on top. It tasted similar to okra and I liked it. The serving was enormous! Me and e of my female friends could have shared. It was delicious and great amount of cheese inside. Hubs got the Enchiladas Verdes con Pollo. The green sauce they use has a great flavor and is fairly spicy. The dishes seemed more authentic than the normal Mexican restaurant. There was a slight language barrier but it was fine and the meal was great. I would recommend giving it a try.

It was a Taco Tuesday, and a buddy and I have a mission to try as many different Mexican Food…read moreTrucks as possible in the Triangle. Mi Veracruz came up within vicinity and we were off to the races. It's definitely located off the beaten path next to Hwy 70 in Durham. There is pretty much nothing around it, so I was a but puzzled at first, but this place turned out to be a diamond in the rough. We got the Tacos of course, and the pastor, pollo, and chorizo were all exceptional. The three taco plate with rice and beans was a winner. Our wait was about 10 mins from ordering, and there was plenty of parking around the truck. On a rainy day, be prepared for some mud though. Needless to say, I will be visiting this hidden gem again. Be adventurous and go getchu some Mi Veracruz!

This place is an excellent place for authentic Mexican cuisine. The food was incredible and at a…read morevery reasonable price. The owners of this truck do an amazing job making us feel at home, always checking in with us and asking how we're doing. The portions of the food filled us up, but we were all willing to get seconds and even thirds because of how tasty the food was. HIGHLY recommend if you're in the area. The owners of this truck truly make this a fantastic experience. They are incredibly nice and treated us with love and respect. Watch the location on Apple Maps and on Yelp. It shows the original location, however, they have since moved. The current location when this is written is: 3112 Dearborn Dr, Durham, NC 27704.