Corinto Restaurant

I honestly didn't even want to share this one. It's too good. Never overly crowded. Pleasant service and always comes out hot and fresh. Oooooh I didn't want to share... y'all support them but don't flock in there and make it hard to get in and outAnd be nice to the ladies. Google translate if you have to as a lot of employees primarily speak Spanish. Overall great food.Not pictured but certified to have past the taste test - seafood soup, carne asada tacos, salsa - beans steal the show every time!

The food was sooo good!!! Fresh , made to order and full of flavor! I've cold beverages w lime we will definitely be back and highly recommend Hospitality

The service was really good, and my food tasted fine. The decor is very simple, which is also fine. = There were several others in the restaurant, so there's obviously a local appeal. The person I was with also liked their food, but to be honest, he likes everything put in front of him.I ordered a vegetarian burrito, which was supposed to have a side of rice and refried beans. Instead, it was a large burrito, and the rice was inside. That wasn't a big deal, but the burrito was mostly rice. There were a few vegetables in there, but not much. Though it tasted good, the lack of vegetables in a vegetable burrito was disappointing. Also, it did not come with refried beans. When I asked about it, I was provided black beans on the side. That was nice. They weren't refried, though. They tasted good. It just wasn't what's on the menu, and I had to ask for it. The other thing that caused me to lower the rating was that they don't have any diet soda at all. There also isn't any dessert at all. If they did, I didn't see it.I suspect some of the other foods attracted the other guests. I saw one guy eating fish (the entire fish was on the plate). They also have tongue, which may be something locals can't get elsewhere.

I kind of believe my Uncle is thee Don of finding local hole in the wall spots with dope food.So keep that in mind before you go full bourgeois all up in through here. This place is nothing to write home about, as far as the exterior, or even the interior. BUT, the food is good, plentiful and flippin cheap. So save your complaints. Seriously.Located on Marlboro Pike, the closest cross street is Forestville Road. Not easy to spot from the road, no, there isn't large signage that will help you find it. It is is a small suspect like strip mall like area. The name, Corinto is on the outside of what looks like a door covered in pictures. Once inside, tables, chairs, and a large flat screen. Also, there is a small high top area (no bar). That's it. I opened the menu and became excited, why because I saw a picture of pan, I saw a picture of sopa, and I saw pictures of what reminded me of tortas. This makes me happy because in my younger days I lived in MX. So anything that reminds me of this makes my soul smile. Anywho, the menu is plentiful from breffis entries, to soups, apps, tacos, and the like. Choices people, you got 'em!On this date Unc and I share the sopa de res, beef/chicken tacos, and the pan con pollo salvadoreno. As most Latin themed locales, fresh chips and salsa was on the table in moments. The chips were fried hard, and greasy just the way I like them. Salsa was a little less than chunky. Had a good flavor, but the tomatoes and chunkiness is a must. The sopa de res was delicious! The broth itself was full of flavor, and the soup, wowza! Talk about lots of veggies, from corn (on the cob), to zucchini, carrots and everything in between. Also, there were CHUNKS of beef that you could break with your spoon. The sammie had a delightful flavor, as the chicken was marinated right, it also had chunks of veggies too. The tacos, were just that, but it had lots of fresh toppings. The food was amazing, the servings were plentiful, and the prices was on point. If I'm in the area, I'm going back!

I must say this hole in the wall is not too shabby. I have driven by this strip mall a billion times and was always curious about their mexican & salvadorian food. I have a relative that lives in the area and many times after a long night on the hunt for breakfast this place has popped up as a suggestion from Yelp. We finally decided to give it a shot due to convenience. We went in to place a to go order at 10ish on a Saturday morning for breakfast. We ordered 3 meals, the Huevos Rancheros, El Casero (scrambled eggs & spanish sausage, beans and rice), and El Tipico (papusa, chicken tamale, plantain, beans, and rice). For the entire place to only have 2 small tables sat with 1 that was already eating, our 3 meals took over 30 mins. Each meal was $11.95 + tax.Beside the food taking way too long for 3 to go meals overall the food was good.

Nice surprise in an old strip mall. This little hole in the wall could easily be missed. The food was authentic basic Central America cuisine. The Salvadorian chicken sandwich was well seasoned, moist, tasty and tender. The restaurant is small, homey, and the service was good. The staff is bilingual and willing to help.

Only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because I personally had to wait 35 minutes for my food, which I was upset about, but as soon as I tasted the food all of my worries went away. They even gave me a free item for waiting so long so I'm way past that now. I will definitely be coming back again.

Bean and cheese papusas are the bomb!!!! Nice crispy cheesy edges, and soft insides. I'm not a fine of Curtido so I ate mine plain. My daughter loved the horchata.

First time coming to the establishment. Clearly it's like a cantina for people to congregate & drink. Loud corridos playing, with about 8 tables for people to sit and a small bar sitting area where you order the food. Music so loud you have yell at the counter person. I ordered 3 tacos and a nice cold Modelo: 2 carne asada and one pollo taco. The Modelo was super cold and refreshing. The tacos were too bland for my liking. It needed more sazón! So sad to say because Latinos are know for putting the right amount of seasoning to their food. Maybe the person cooking is not having a good day. Energy transmits to food. IYKYKI may not come back. I was just starving and wanted tacos. I couldn't finish the last taco, it was.... Blah. The lady with the long black hair at the counter was nice.

I only get shrimp or chicken quesadillas from here and it's always good. I only have one problem, I always call to order and pick up, no one speaks English, this makes things difficult if your not fluent in Spanish. If it wasn't for that reason I would have given 5 stars for my experience.