Food was good, plenty or it and nice variety on the traditional plate. Chips never came so I asked if they had any and she said yes. Well, so much for free chips....When I checked out I was charged $3.50 for the chips and salsa, won't be back.

This place always hits the vibes feel like home and the food always smacks I love it here

I was looking for a place nearby to have an early lunch. This place was open had had hood reviews so I decided to go in. Upon entering you can see the whole restaurant. The hostes/waitress allows you to choose your place to sit and brings the menus. She brought out drinks. Which was an horchata and a water. The horchata tasted too sugary for me but was decent. The waitress brought a plate of chips with some salsa and bean dip. The salsa dip was also a bit sweet to me (I normally prefer spicy dip) and the bean dip was good. My party ordered a few revueltas pupusas and a breakfast plate and all the food was delicious. Overall i give this place a 4.5/5

My husband and I bought our first house around the corner from Mama Titas. We were so sad thinking that we would not have a good Salvadorian place near by. WRONG! We found this place and it's changed our lives. This place is THE best!! I was sick and wanted something soft so my husband picked up tamalas and pupusas for me. They were so good he went back the next day and ordered me more. If I could have had them the next day but husband told me no lol

Sopa de Gallina. Crispy fried chicken soup. Fried chicken (on the bone) served on a platter with salad, lemons, veggie white rice & 2 fresh corn tortillas. Huge portion, great soup. I have never seen chicken soup served with fried chicken, must be an El Salvadoran thing. Not battered chicken, fried with very crispy skin. Served with complimentary chips, salsa & refried beans. Service was very friendly, but slow. Prices were reasonable. Hole in the wall ambiance. Recommend.

Delicious authentic salvadoran food and refreshingly good aguas frescas. I would definitely come back :)

First place I've tried pupusa at. Food: I used to always see this restaurant on Walnut, but I never gave then a try until they moved to this current location. They first bring out a basket of chips with a side of beans and salsa. I am in absolute love with their chips, it reminds me of the chips from elementary school on good ol nacho days. I switch between the spinach & cheese and pork & cheese pupusa. There's always a heavy amount of cheese, but I pick it out if I gets overwhelming. I'm also 50/50 on their horchata because it doesn't exactly taste like that refreshing authentic aguas frescas I could get from a local market and it has a thick powdery taste towards the bottom (mix up your drink before each sip). Service: Never a complaint. The ladies and cashiers are always the sweetest. Environment: Total hole in the wall. It has a family own vibe to it.

Located in a corner shopping strip, off a main road, this place is a bit hard to spot. However, if you pay them a visit, you won't be disappointed. They have an extensive Salvadorian menu to include their famous pupusas. At $2 each, you can not go wrong. Their selections are cheese, pork, cheese with beans and one with veggies. They come quite filled with the item of choice and they provide the cabbage topping and salsa at no extra charge. The rest of the menu are lunch and dinner items but didn't really venture into those just yet.