El Buen Sabor
El Buen Sabor
Chicken Sope at El Buen Sabor
Chicken, Chorizo and Barbacoa Tacos at El Buen Sabor
Exterior view
Menu, pages 2 and three
Storefront for El Buen Sabor
Spicy cabbage salad with cabbage, cucumber, thinly sliced jalapeños and light dressing.
Menu, page 1
Dining Area at El Buen Sabor
Menu cover
Pupusas and a variety of tacos.
Menu, back cover, with drink menu.
The specials of the day my second visit.
Banner with location, hours, and phone number..
Chicken burrito for carry-out.
outside
Emily F.
Jan 11, 2025
Finally a place close by with pupusas! I used to have to drive to the west side of Cleveland. My second visit, and first to eat in. We only had tacos and pupusas though the menu is more extensive. All tacos were good but birria were standouts. I didn't see birria on the menu but they have them. Green and red salsas were also both full of flavor. Super affordable (5 tacos and 3 pupusas for $30!), staff was quick and friendly. They take cash and card. Happy to support this small business.
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Kim F.
Jul 2, 2024
I've been to this restaurant twice now and have left both times with hot food that was delicious, plentiful, and brought to me with a very friendly smile.This is a very unassumingly simple restaurant that is focused on delivering tasty, freshly prepared food from Central America--and it's not just Mexican, either.While the interior ambiance isn't the crazy, colorful and busy dining area many Americans are used to, it's clean and the walls are adorned with flags from the Central American countries the restaurant represents.The food was not gunked-up with sauces and spices like so many have come to expect, in fact, the food was a little in the bland side with the exception of the spicy cabbage salad that was given with our food--delicious!I have had the chicken burrito twice now and it was fat and plentiful both times now. I'd say there was far more fresh, tender chicken and fewer fillers than commercial restaurants I've experienced. My wife ordered a couple of papusas the first time we came, one cheese and one chicken. Again, the food was hot and the papusas were a generous size (maybe 5-6" in diameter).The people we've encountered here are very nice and welcoming, though English may be a little difficult for them at times. I spoke a little in Spanish and they were very happy (and perhaps relieved).I hope this place does well. It's a refreshing change to some of the Mexican restaurants we've been to and we like supporting local businesses!
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Lauren G.
Jul 27, 2024
Authentic Central American cuisine. We had the fajitas and an enchilada. I loved the horchata, very refreshing for a hot summer day! They are open from the morning into the evening, so you can stop by anytime. Menu is both in English and Spanish. The inside of the restaurant is rather plain, but doesn't distract from the tasty food and kind people.
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Ken T.
Jul 17, 2024
Nothing fancy, but a nice place, friendly service, bi-lingual menu (good for those trying to ease into Spanish), reasonable prices, and GOOD FOOD! Large menu, will take time to work my way thru it. Pupusas, molchajete, horchata (my drink), alambre, pastelitos .... and burgers & fries(!). No alcohol - Mexican Coke, Jaritos sodas, various juices, Brazillian lemonade.Note: Driving past, place is easy to miss, please drive slowly.
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