Jenny's Pupuseria

There were drunk men just hanging out inside and they would just get up and grab the beer themselves from the fridge behind the register. They would then hang out at the door of the kitchen to talk to the ladies in the kitchen. I felt bad for the server, you could tell she was overwhelmed because the men wouldn't leave her alone. We placed an order for two dozens and when we got home we were short on 8 pupusas. We're never returning again

Hubby was craving tamales and pupusas. Found this place on yelp and placed an order. As we looked it up on waze, it gave us an address in Pomona on Holt Ave and one in Ontario on Holt Blvd. If looking for this place, GPS to Holt Blvd, even though the yelp address says Holt Ave. Why so much detail? Well... once we got to the address on Holt Blvd, waze kept directing me on the opposite side of the street. Finally saw the restaurant and the outside sign just says Pupuseria so we figured we were in the right spot. It's a small spot so drive slowly or you might miss it. When I arrived to pick up my order, the staff was extremely nice and attentive with good customer service. Chicken tamal and pupusa requests both had good flavor.. but both were a bit too salty from what I am used to. We also got the beans, plantains and crema. The plantains were firm and the beans lacked flavor. Great customer service and food was just ok in my opinion.

Alright so let me start of by saying one of the cooks is from Guatemala which means the food might not be 100% Authentic Salvadorian food. For example I ordered plantains with beans, crema . The plátanos where dead on so was the crema and block of cheese. The beans were regular refried beans.Traditional Salvadorian refried beans are watery.The pupusas are pretty big and very good!! I just really had to say something about their beans. Considering service, taste of food and cost. I give this place a C+

This Pupuseria Is super easy to miss if you aren't local. It's sandwiched between a liquor store and a tow yard. Current health rating is a B for those interested. The storefront is much: a few tables & chairs, kitchen, restrooms. The decor is very much aligned with most pupuserias as there are a lot of items that say "El Salvador" throughout the location. There was an old jukebox which was cool to explain to my kids but it didn't function. They had a TV with telemundo which was nice for when you're on lunch and just want to relax. We ordered 8 reveultas, 1 sprite, 1 coke, Kola Champagne, and water. Unfortunately, the drinks were advertised as free refills but this was not the case. Also my husband asked for water and was shocked when it was a bottle. The price per pupusas was 3.20 and the drinks were more than the pupusas. The food was decent. We did enjoy the filling and they had their own unique flavor with cumin being the most prominent flavor. The salsa was average. Curtido was average.The restrooms did not have toilet tissue. Thankfully we travel with wipes for our children but that seems to be a staple that shouldn't be missing but with inflation what it is, I'm sure small businesses are hurting. Overall, the spot was ok. I wouldn't drive out of my way to come here. It was just ok.

The place is in a pretty sketchy area and its not up to date on the outside as well as the inside, but honestly the quality is there. We have eaten there twice but have ordered for pick up numerous of times. We always go with the pupusas... all different kind... revuelta, queso con calabasa, pollo and queso. The spicy sauce is so good... they are sized well... usually 2 per person does it but if you're super hungry do 3. My only suggestion is to maybe update the place a bit.

Yummm yumm yumm A little cramped inside an a tad bit hard to find because of the bigger stores next to it But once you find it , you will be happy that you did. The food was super fresh! And worth the price

Come on Jenny. You are not Salvadorian. You should call this restaurant something Mexican. Really. It would be more appropriate for the type of food you make.

Good Papusas , just like in El Salvador. Cabbage was authentic. Friendly owner, clean dining a

Place is old and falling apart. I been charged differently multiple times. For instance there's times where I paid $12 another time I paid close to $20 for the same exact order. Today I was charged nearly $40 for that same order. My receipt also showed double my order. There excuse "that's how the computer writes it"

Have tried this pupusas in the past and didn't like them whatsoever, as a born and raised Salvadoran! Very bland, no much meat in the pupusas or cheese, it's more masa than anything.Then, I come to find out that SB county inspector closed down the business because the unsanitary conditions. The place is gross.