San Salvador Restaurant

I came here at a recommendation. It was between breakfast and lunch time and only 2 tables had customers but as I finished up, 3 more tables were occupied. The place is simply decorated and clean. The staff seems to be all young women in uniforms, all very nice. I had the huevos con chorizo, which is eggs with Salvadorean sausage, with rice and beans. I also had to try a Pupusa so I got a mixta. Everything was really tasty and flavorful and I came out stuffed. If I was in the area I would go back and try something else. Oh music was playing a bit loud but not loud enough that you couldn't have a conversation.

First time trying Salvadoran food and I was surprised by how different the flavors were. The rice and beans were great and different than what I was used to at a Mexican restaurant (from my experience don't knock me) the chicken flautas were delicious and cooked perfectly. They had few waitresses and a lot of patrons that was the only thing but can't blame em for being good!

Food is delicious! Authentic! The pupusa a are not skimpy or sad. The curtido is fresh, flavorful and they have the regular tomato salsa or a spicier version that's delightful. Service is on point over the phone or in person. Just be warned you'll need to pay over the phone over a certain amount. Place is clean and ready for you to bring your loved ones on a family dinner date or just because! Music is playing and good vibras all around

Ok so I bought some Pupusas and tamales to take home to my parents. I personally loved it and think 5 stars. My parents gave it 3.5-4, so averaged to 4 stars. They can be picky because their old neighbor was Salvadoreña and made the best food. Ok so food for my taste great, curtido (spicy cabbage) bomb, I had one de queso (just cheese) and one de frijoles y queso (beans & cheese) it was soggy or too crispy/hard it was perfect and large. Plus the gave me mild and hot hot sauce. Being Guatemalan I was happy they had our beer perfect combo. The wait was about 35 mins for 4 Pupusas, two tamales and beer. It might seem long, but it's freshly made and handed to you hot! If you've ever waited at A Chili's or BJs for a table plus food service. Don't complain. Small business are hustling, plus they were busy with tables on top of to go orders. I will always support Central American spots and I will return. Apoyen a sus restaurantes centroamericanos!

We go to this place atleast once a week. We call in for pick up since we usually call in at 6:15 (they close at 7). Are pupusas are always delicious we have never had an issue the cashiers are always nice. I recommend the spicy salsa

The pupusas I would say are okay for a quick bite to eat. The service is also okay sometimes the wait is just long it does tend to get a little busy during lunch time so I would preorder.

Good food the pupusas tamales Also the soup and the drink ks are very good the only thing I haven't tried yet is tamales de elote

Pupusas always very good.. but the yuca frita con chicharron was very crispy use to be more flavor and the tomato sauce it's to watery.... But the service is always good the waitress are very nice and friendly... and I think the web site need to be updated because the prices are totally different now

Great service as usual and the food is fantastic!Love going there for the Caldo de Gallina as it tastes very good and how it comes like back in my hometown. Lastly the waitress are very helpful and friendly.

Worst service I've ever received. No one seems to be organized and good service is only provided to the race they like most. We waited over 10 min just to get a drink order and by then we were ready to order. The food took FOREVER and to add insult to injury the food was not even good. I asked for the check and again another 10 min. I had to get up to find someone just to pay. Never going back and DO NOT RECOMMEND.