The Most Delicious Salvadoran in Henderson

Expect a wait for the food, but its definitely worth it!! Delicious food, probably the best pupasas I've had in Vegas/Hendo, fruit drinks are fresh and tasty... Family atmosphere and good service too, clean... Worth a try.

Fast and courteous service, food was hot and flavorful.Family friendly restaurant, spacious and not too loud.

The service was ok nothing that wowed us. The food was pretty good we tried the bean and cheese popusas and chicharron and cheese popusas. The popusas were lacking some cheese they had more beans than cheese. My husband got a caldo de gallina which was pretty good as well. Probably won't be back. Also, I was pretty upset that they did not have plátanos fritos as they were out of plantains.

Really good customer service, delicious food, variety of products in the nostalgic store, highly recommended!

This place is always poppin! It's always a good time when I walk in, they have the Latin music on loud and you can watch the music videos on their huge tv. My toddler loves it here and always busts out in dance when we walk in haha! Santa Ana cafe is a delicious surprise nestled quietly next to a liquor store on the east side of town. I've driven past it so many times because it's easy to miss, but once you find it you'll never forget it. They prepare and cook delicious pupusas made to order! It's usually a sweet little grandma which you can see making them behind the register. I think I've tried them all and my favorites are the spinach with cheese as well as the squash and cheese. The cabbage topping is my favorite though! I don't know what it is about it but it's the best I've tried in town! It's zesty and refreshing and really makes the dish stand out. My second favorite is the coctel de camarón, it's perfect for a hot day but I love it year round. They don't skimp on the avocado and it's always thick and full of flavor! It's a very spacious restaurant and can easily accommodate large groups as well as children. The only reason I didn't give five stars is because sometimes the dishes are inconsistent with flavor/texture but for the most part still great! Give it a try!

First review:I tried two different Papusas. First time eating Salvadoran food. The food was tasty. A little pricey on the main dishes; I'll blame it on inflation; everything costs more these days.2 Papusas, and a coke. $7.89The restaurant is located in the Strip mall behind Dennys; not visible from Nellis blvd.I posted the small version of their menu, if you're interested.They deliver within 5 miles.I am not affiliated in any way with this restaurant. I just want them to succeed and prosper. Give them a try.==========================This is a new restaurant. They serve Salvadorian and Mexican food.I hope to give a new review tomorrow 3 stars until I have more information.

I've been trying to come here for months! Finally I made it and well damn... Service is great! Just wish the food matched the service I received. I came in by myself and was immediately treated with a joyful hola ! I sat down and after a bout a minute of glancing at the menu a really nice middle aged man with glasses came over to take my order and helped with recommending a drink and some questions I had on the food. Super nice and cheerful. This is the service I miss from vegas! But anyways I ordered the Salvadoran version of horchata which was delicious btw! Thanks for that recommendation! Then I ordered the pork tamale, two papusas revelutas, plantanos. So, generally when I come into these little mom and pop places I see all the little grandmas in the back cooking and talking shht and laughing in the back and food takes about 30minutes to come out. Yeah not here. You hear the laughing and the shht talking so you still have that. But the food came quick like I had the tamale in under 5 minutes then the papusas, then the plantains. All in under 10 minutes. When I tell you service is fast and friendly I mean it! Let's talk food! So you sit down they bring you a black bean dip and some tricolor chips. Ehhh the chips store bought. The dip bland but ok. I'm not a black bean fan. The pork tamale was interesting. Super moist but it seems like the steam the masa part in the leaves then add the meat and a little sauce to it on top. There was a big bone in mine so look out for bones don't just start chomping. Then came the papusas they were on the small side and cold definitely not made to order. That made me so sad!!! There is nothing like a fresh papusa!!! The plantanos were great. While I'm so happy for the service but so disappointed on the food. Unfortunately I will mark this place with a do not recommend.

I'm so sad to write this. Not sure if this place is under new ownership..... but I did read some recent reviews that mentioned flavorless curtido. Unfortunately it's true.. the cabbage has not been cured. Seems very dry maybe a lil oregano ( very little) and a few pickled jalapeños, but dry... I fixed it up when we got home. The pupusas are not the same. They are edible but nothing more than that. Sad day in Centennial. I guess I'll have to travel further from home to get a good pupusa.