Las Pupusas

Love this place and now I know why my husband comes home smelling like pusas during the week. Talmbout, no you don't need to make my work lunches anymore.-Ed's wife

They take a while to make the food, we waited an hour for our food. The pupusas are good but not great. Definitely not worth the wait. The price however is really good it's $2 per pupusa and the size is a good size. There was not much servicing. You order, sit down and the bring the food to you but that's would be it not much serving.

If you're looking for good flavorful pupusas this is the spot. It does take about 20 minutes to get them from when you order, but it's only because they make them fresh by hand. Well worth the wait. Not expensive at all. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for good food at a reasonable price. If you're not Salvadoran (I'm Mexican) the horchata isn't like ours. The ensalada drink is so delicious. The establishment is nice and generally kept clean TVs are usually going and so is the music over the speakers. All in all it's a great place.

One of the best Salvadoran sopa de gallina india and sopa de patas in town and I really love the pupusas there

This was a hungry cravings on the spur type place to eat for lunch at work. I've never had this type of food before but was intrigued when my co-workers were talking about it so I decided to give it a try. I ordered one thing and glad I did. Surprised none of the reviews talk about the uncleanliness of the place. The bathroom is disgusting and smells of sewage. The rest of the nasty place is run down, filled with dust, things not working, and just plain gross. Look at the ceiling fans covered completely in thick dust as with the pick up signs. While trying to not throw up there was a guy with his shoes off eating. The food is awful. They also charge you a service fee for using a debit card...?? How is this place still running the food agency or whatever place gives a rating should shut this place down. Yuck.

Was craving pupusas and decided to give this spot a try. Location inside of a large plaza. Plenty of parking. This place was busy during lunch time so expect some wait time. Luckily, restaurant is spacious and comfortable. Here's what we ordered-Pork Pupusas::: Portion is large and taste is average. Bean Pupusas::: Portion is large and taste is average. Beef Burrito::: Taste is okay. We would've like the pickled vegetables to be more fermented. This helps enhance the flavor of the pupusas. Which is what we're use to.

Solid pupusas.Interesting restaurant that's probably very authentic. The place was pretty packed with people that seemed to know the staff as they . But it's true as other's have said, the main hostess is pretty curt when it comes to taking orders. Pupusas were affordable and tasty. I ordered one with chicken and cheese and enjoyed it. I also orderd their version on a Carne Asada burrito ( which included their seasoned rice and marinated steak pieces inside) it was truly unique and nothing like you'll get at a taco shop.- You put the slaw on top of the pupusas when eating it.- They have a beverage called Ensalada which is a very unique veggie drink if you're adventurous.

The food here is always great. The young ladies work hard at serving my families needs when we visit here on sundays after church. My wife orders the steak with rice my kids and I enjoy the popusas with cheese and loroco. I normally visit during the week for their lunch menu with my girlfriend and enjoy their agua de ensalada and yuca con chicharrón.

They have good pupusas, price is more than fair and service is ok. The nacho chips aren't the best and the asada is kind of chewy. Other than the pupusas the Food is mediocre at best but the pupusas and price keeps me going

10/10 pupusas. So bomb Service was great , fast and welcoming. You can tell the food is great when you walk in to good music , good smelling food and a packed restaurant.