The restaurant interior reflects good taste. The staff's lovely manner made dining pleasant. The…read moresetting makes a difference here. Good food at sensible prices. Every dish here deserves your attention.

From the owner: All of our services come back to our focus on family. From…read moreour party catering services to our authentic plates, we also provide quality food to show our care for local customers.As a small business, our goal is to accommodate your needs. Whether you require convenient Salvadoran takeout or a safe place to have a delightful dinner with loved ones, our restaurant is happy to serve you.Pupuseria Los Nueve Vientos Osicala is an authentic dine-in and takeout Salvadoran food establishment in West New York, New Jersey. As a Salvadoran cafe, breakfast restaurant, and food provider, we feed our customers with quality care, one dish at a time.

We went to Pupusa Loca for dinner and had a really good experience. We ordered pupusas 2 revueltas,…read more1 loroco, and 1 cheese and they were a bit larger than what you usually find in the area. The flavor might not be exactly like back in El Salvador, but honestly, I think they taste even better than many places I've tried nearby. To drink, I had the tamarindo, which was a bit too sweet for my taste, but the maracuyá mojito was excellent . We also tried the atol de elote it wasn't bad, though I expected it to have a little more corn flavor. The atmosphere was pleasant: the music wasn't too loud, so we could have a conversation comfortably. They also have a bar with counter seating if you're into that vibe. Service was great the staff was very friendly and attentive throughout our visit. Overall, Pupusa Loca is a solid spot if you're craving pupusas and want good service. Definitely worth trying out!

Todo aquí es rico, fresco y enorme! Perfecto para compartir o llevar a casa. Tengo alrededor de 20…read moreaños visitando este lugar ocasionalmente y nunca me he decepcionado. Recomendadisimo!

The place definitely seems to have a following because we saw it rather full last week and made a…read moremental note to check it out. It's a corner location that is unexciting from a decor standpoint but maintained for what it is. The people are almost all very polite and try to work through the language barrier. The pupusas that we tried were the first I've had, so I have no basis of comparison. Glad I tried them. I had three: the cheese, the chicharron, and the cheese and chicharron. The pickled slaw and red sauce definitely add dramatically to the flavor profiles. I am not sure that pupusas are my new "go to" comfort food, but I am glad to have had the experience.

Sooooo delicious and the price points are great! Great service at the front as well. Everyone is…read moreincredibly friendly and inviting. Definitely coming back!

If you want authentic pupusas this is the spot! This location has a few parking spots on the side…read more When you step in, you can tell how welcoming the staff is. They have a jukebox where the customers are constantly getting up to play music. I ordered 2 pupusas of each kind and they were delicious. My favorite was the cheese and chicharrón. They come with the cabbage and hot sauce (was not spicy). I also ordered an appetizer that had a mix of sausage, chicken, shrimp and meat. Everything was well seasoned but the meat was a tough.

They make yummy pupusas and their beef soup is also pretty good, they also deliver and are open…read moreuntil late which I really appreciate.

Food here is great. I eat breakfast here almost 3 to 4 times a week and can't get enough. Servers…read moreare really nice once they get to know you. Pupusas are really good and I recommend them. Food is fresh and delicious. Ambient is good and it's usually the same customers coming back for more.

Prime example of a good restaurant gone bad…read more As you may have noticed that I was their first reviewer and gave them a good rating. Things have changed. Food quality is not great any more and service is horrible. I came in yesterday and ordered steak en cazuela which is basically steak in red sauce with refried beans and a salad to go. When picking up my order, I asked my server if she can give me an extra oder of avocado and that I would pay her whatever it is that they charge. She charged me a dollar extra and bought out a slice of avocado in aluminum foil. I opened it while I was there. It was a thin slice half turned brown. I bought it to her attention and she responded (what do you expect for a dollar an avocado salad cost 4 dollars. I would had gladly paid the 4 dollars but I did ask her if I could speak with the person preparing food in the back as to why they only gave me a small slice of avocado the was turning brown. She went in the back and came back out and told me that it was the owner who served it and that the owner refused to come out to talk to me. I was in shock as to the lack of respect and courtesy of the owner. I paid for my order and left. Need less to say I woke up with stomach aches. I feel that the food was not fresh. Unfortunately another restaurant that gets good reviews and it goes to their heads and goes bad.

Ordered the lorocco con queso and beans w/ cheese and it had no taste...it was bland. All I could…read moretaste more of is the oil it was cooked with. It's a no-go for me The place is small and close by to a "pio pio" restaurant.

Really good pupusa! I've tried 2 other restaurants in the area and so far these are the best! The…read moreowner also has several daily dishes available cafeteria style and will gladly explain things if you have and questions. I will definitely be getting my pupusa fix from here. 2nd time coming and mama lupe doesn't disappoint! She will do custom orders if your willing to wait. My husband loves spicy, but Salvadoran food typically isn't , the chef made him a custom crane asada with sautéed serano chilies .

Absolutely loved this place. I've had the pupusas, atol de elote, fried tamales de elote, and the…read morehorchata -- everything has been consistently fresh and full of authentic Salvadoran flavor. The pupusas are perfectly cooked, the atol and tamales de elote taste homemade, and the horchata is so popular you have to order it before noon because it usually sells out. Service is friendly and efficient, and the atmosphere feels like a real neighborhood Salvadoran bakery. The only thing to note is parking -- since it's on Bergenline Ave, parking can be difficult -- but it's completely worth it. I'll definitely keep coming back.

Hi Friends, The staff was really rude to another patron. She was mad because the patron did not…read morespeak Spanish. I walked out MEAN PEOPLE SUCK! Grade F Dunkin' Donuts is down the block.