Las Palmas Bakery & Pupusas

Las Palmas has been on my radar (aka my Yelp "Want To Try" collection) for months. This past week, I stopped by for lunch, and ordered three pupusas.Three was actually wayyy too many. Oh my gosh. If you are a female thinking about ordering three pupusas for yourself, don't do it. Trust me. Two is enough. One might even be enough, depending on your appetite/lifestyle. Apparently, my eyes were feeling much larger than my stomach, so, I ordered one each of queso con frijol, queso con jalapeno, y revueltas (pork and beans). Best pupusas I've ever had in my life. Hands down.The woman running everything, who seemed to probably be the owner, was super friendly to everyone. I noticed her asking other people in Spanish if they wanted more salsa or tortillas, and, when my food came, she asked me the same questions in English.Since I asked for my order to-go, the salsa and cabbage were served in plastic baggies. This was a little bit messy, but, honestly, I would rather have a decent amount of salsa in a little baggy than have to mess with like seven plastic ramekins. The salsa and cabbage mix were both so bomb. Five stars for those alone. I ended up picking off pieces of my pupusas and just drenching them in salsa. Dining in would have definitely been a smarter option-- good thing I always have wet wipes with me, because they were necessary. As to the pupusas, I was surprised by which one was my favorite versus least favorite, because it was exactly the opposite of what I expected. My favorite was definitely the revueltas, then the queso con frijol, then the queso con jalapeno. It may have been partially because I ate the revueltas first, when the tortilla was still the most hot and fresh. By the time I got to the jalapeno, it was getting cold. I've never had pupusas this fresh. The homemade soft tortilla shells were falling apart in my hands as I ate. All of the fillings were so flavorful and amazing.My sister called me while I was eating them and I asked, "Have you ever had a pupusa?""No, what's that?""It's like.... like the calzone version of a taco. It's taco fillings, but stuffed inside of a soft tortilla shell."(A pupusa is to a taco as a calzone is to a slice of pizza.)Best pupusas ever, and the price was not bad. The proportions were generous considering the price, as opposed to most taco shops. Would definitely eat here again.

Shout out the Quesadilla! Everything is so good, but sometimes I just be coming to get the Quesadilla, it's like cornbread but boyyyy it's so much more! Family recipe and it has like 4 cheeses in it but don't taste like cheese! Bless yourself and come get one! Or two or three! The family is awesome just like the food! 100/10 would recommend!

The pupusas are fresh and full of flavor. They pretty much are made to order. It's a small place not intended to sit and eat but people do. That's just my opinion. Great food and good service.

Of the pupusa place in South Sac, this is the spot to go. Though same owners as the one in Stockton, the Mack Road spot for me is the one. If i recommend aPupusa spot to someone, i refer them to Las Palmas on Mack.The pupusa de chicharron you can actually taste the chicharron. The flavor, texture is to die for.Yuca and Chicharron is another dish you cant miss out on. Recommended.The store is small, but it has a good vibe and the employees are super nice. Enjoy talking to them when i go.Oh yea, dont walk out without purchasing some Semita bread and quesadilla

What a new hidden gem I have found! This was my first time here, but I was not treated that way. I was welcomed the moment I stepped in the door. The inside may be small, but what is inside is mighty. I went in for Pupusas and came out with so much more. Thank you, Laura, for sharing about how the restaurant started and the influence of your father. It is apparent that he was loved by many, and his legacy lives on!Now to the food. I ordered 5 Pupusas, quesadilla bread, and horchata to go. I also bought a big bag of red beans for my spouse to cook. When I got home, we dug into the Pupusas, and I was pleasantly surprised. They were so big and steaming hot. I shared the bean and cheese and cheese and chicken with my husband. We had all the toppings too, which came in a plastic bag. Love the old school charm. They were really good!I will definitely be back to try the other breads. The quesadilla bread was yummy. It was like cornbread with a hint of cheese. The horchata was tasty with a nutty sweet flavor. I tell you, this is a spot worth trying. Also, they have a sit-down restaurant with a full menu. I know I will have to try there next.

Great service, best pupusas in town. I have been coming here for years and now my family loves it as well. Great price and quality.

Super yum pupusas. Definitely better than the one on Stockton Blvd. They're not cheap with the fillings by any means and the food is very flavorful. Will definitely be coming back. The lady who took my order was very nice and kind.

I've been eating Pupusas for years and I've never tried the salsa and cabbage (idk why lol) but I went in today and Mrs. Laura (she's so sweet great customer service) insisted that I try it & when I tell you it's a GAME CHANGER this place is a GEM real AUTHENTIC El Salvadoran Bakery & by far the BESSST Pupusas I've EVER had ! MUST TRY !!!!!

I was excited to have pupusas and wanted to support a local business. The service was awful. Staff was super rude. Ignored me for several minutes while I waited patiently to order. Talked to other patrons with no problem. Honestly I felt like was the mixed white girl being forced to wait. Ordered 2 pupusas. Took 30 min. Tasted fine but I felt super uncomfortable there. Now I get them at Vida

Hands down the best Pupusas in Sacramento Run and grab them so goodThe pickled mixture and sauce adds so much flavor