This place is close to my house and it has magnificent salvadorean food. I usually get the sopa de gallina, it comes with a grilled piece of chicken, salad, rice and chicken broth. Their breakfasts are super good too. Omar always provides perfect customer service.
it was great, but I did the math nd I was shorted over 87 cents.?? bad enough when I first walked in the staff gave me weird looks nd then when I got my food my steak wasn’t medium rare.. it was WELLLL done???
First time here and it was amazingly delicious, picked up a meal for takeout.
I just wish charging $8.00 for 6 shrimp should be 8-10 pieces instead. Hey that’s the price you pay if you’re truly craving something your palette wants lol.
First time here. The staff was great and explained their food well. I (think) I got the Carne Asada, but the spicy version. It was good and has decent heat. I also got a pupusa with beans, rice, and cheese. If was hot, fresh, and good.
Overall, I would recommend this place.
If you go bring your appetite because it filling.
I will be back.
My wife and I were looking for a lunch spot, pulled into a familiar shopping plaza, and spotted a Salvadoran place we’d never tried. On a total whim, we walked in—and wow, were we blown away!
The pupusas were phenomenal: perfectly griddled with that crisp, golden edge and oozing cheese the moment you cut into them. Every bite was packed with flavor, tender pork, creamy beans, and just the right amount of seasoning. The sweet plantains were caramelized on the outside, silky on the inside, and honestly some of the best we’ve ever had. The refried beans were rich, smoky, and clearly made from scratch—pure comfort on a plate.
To wash it all down, I had the passion fruit agua fresca. Ice-cold, perfectly tart-sweet, and so refreshing it practically glowed. Every sip was summer in a glass.
Everything was outstanding—fresh, authentic, and made with real care. We left stuffed, happy, and already planning our next visit. If you’re craving genuine Salvadoran food that hits every single note, this is the spot. Highly recommend! We’ll be back soon…and often.
The Cool Guys Computer Repair
This place is close to my house and it has magnificent salvadorean food. I usually get the sopa de gallina, it comes with a grilled piece of chicken, salad, rice and chicken broth. Their breakfasts are super good too. Omar always provides perfect customer service.
ariana
it was great, but I did the math nd I was shorted over 87 cents.?? bad enough when I first walked in the staff gave me weird looks nd then when I got my food my steak wasn’t medium rare.. it was WELLLL done???
michael salvador
First time here and it was amazingly delicious, picked up a meal for takeout.
I just wish charging $8.00 for 6 shrimp should be 8-10 pieces instead. Hey that’s the price you pay if you’re truly craving something your palette wants lol.
K J L
First time here. The staff was great and explained their food well. I (think) I got the Carne Asada, but the spicy version. It was good and has decent heat. I also got a pupusa with beans, rice, and cheese. If was hot, fresh, and good.
Overall, I would recommend this place.
If you go bring your appetite because it filling.
I will be back.
Adam Quandt
My wife and I were looking for a lunch spot, pulled into a familiar shopping plaza, and spotted a Salvadoran place we’d never tried. On a total whim, we walked in—and wow, were we blown away!
The pupusas were phenomenal: perfectly griddled with that crisp, golden edge and oozing cheese the moment you cut into them. Every bite was packed with flavor, tender pork, creamy beans, and just the right amount of seasoning. The sweet plantains were caramelized on the outside, silky on the inside, and honestly some of the best we’ve ever had. The refried beans were rich, smoky, and clearly made from scratch—pure comfort on a plate.
To wash it all down, I had the passion fruit agua fresca. Ice-cold, perfectly tart-sweet, and so refreshing it practically glowed. Every sip was summer in a glass.
Everything was outstanding—fresh, authentic, and made with real care. We left stuffed, happy, and already planning our next visit. If you’re craving genuine Salvadoran food that hits every single note, this is the spot. Highly recommend! We’ll be back soon…and often.