Restaurante Salvadoreno la Familia is a small no-frills type restaurant that despite the business…read morename, they seem to be having a personality crisis as to whether they want to offer Salvadoran food or classic American diner food. Next to pupusas, soup and other Salvadoran foods, they have sandwiches, breakfasts and other menu items that would be more at home on a diner menu than a Salvadoran restaurant menu. Since I am pretty much obsessed with pupusas, I went with three pupusas. They were fairly priced at three dollars a piece. The ordering process is relatively straightforward. You go to the counter and place your order. When it is ready, they bring it to your table. My pupusas were brought to me with the expected slaw and sauce. I find that the best pupusas that I have had here in this country were in Nashville, Tennessee and I found some great pupusas at a flea market on Orange Blossom Trail here in Orlando, Florida, but comparing it to other pupusas that I have tried here in Orlando (other than the ones at the OBT Flea Market), they were good. Not great, not the type that would haunt my dreams, but good. If you are looking for a local place, this place is not a bad place. Not great, but overall decent. Overall, I will give it four stars.

Me encanta la comida aquí y los precios son excelentes, por lo que es decepcionante dejar esta…read morecalificación. He venido varias veces, pero esta visita dejó una mala impresión. Al revisar mi recibo, noté que me cobraron $1.98 por una botella de agua que no pedí. Cuando pregunté al respecto, el cajero, José, primero dijo que era por el hielo. Cuando mi esposa pidió una aclaración, cambió su respuesta y dijo que era por el agua del grifo filtrada--$1.00 por el agua y $0.98 por impuestos. La comida es excelente, pero asegúrate de revisar tu cuenta antes de pagar. Lamentablemente, parece que cobrar de más a los clientes es algo aceptable aquí. I really enjoy the food here, and the prices are great, so it's disappointing to leave this rating. I've been here a few times, but this visit left a bad impression. When I checked my receipt, I noticed I was charged $1.98 for a bottled water I didn't order. When I asked about it, the cashier, Jose, first said it was for ice. When my wife asked for clarification, he changed his answer, saying it was for filtered tap water--$1.00 for the water and $0.98 for tax. The food is excellent, but be sure to check your bill before paying. Unfortunately, it seems like overcharging customers is acceptable here.

Worse experience ever.. After going there with my wife , their Customer service sucks , they don't…read moreeven give you utensils and napkins unless you ask them. The foord is horrible, i ordered A super Antojito which is 26.00 bucks and the food quality is the worse, warm , and greasy, it tasted like it was triple fried purchased some tamales and they were soft and without any flavor.Plus we purchased 8 pupusas to eat and go ,they didn't have any flavor. Plus we ordered 3 pupusas to go with bean and cheese and they gave us 3 with only cheese, after asking the server, if they were the right order ,i made... I contacted the owner saids that it was a human mistake, like he paid my bill , and eat for free, I live 1 hour away from there, and i made a trip there because the previous owners they had an outstanding restaurant, that's the reason i went back . Not knowing that this new owner doesn't give a crap about customer service or what he give his clientele. All he cares about what money they spend and don't care about it . I will never go back to this location and the owner Miguel is the worse ,giving an excuse for his employees stupidity and not caring that i live an hour away and will not be able to get back and deal with the issue . Don't waste your money on a place that their food is mediocre and expensive.Never again.. Ernest...

Driving along Highway 1 in Vero Beach, Florida, I saw the sign as I flew by. The sign simply said…read more"pupusas," but that one word was enough for me to make a u-turn and head back. If you are unfamiliar with pupusas, they are a Salvadoran culinary delight. Think of them as a glorious meat pancake and you will only get to about halfway to the glory of what a pupusa can be. Pulling into a shopping plaza that has definitely seen better days. Parking was a bit limited, but not too much of an ordeal. El Paraiso Latino is certainly a very humble place, the kind of establishment that you would not look at twice, but missing this place would indeed be your loss. It is usually at these hole-in-the-wall type places that you will find some great food and here was no exception. I ordered two pupusas and a steak taco. The steak taco was a bit small, however it was tasty. The pupusas were decently sized and were also tasty. Prices were a little higher than what I normally pay, but not by much. This lunch was a bit over twelve dollars and I walked out feeling stuffed and contented.

So excited to find a local place to get amazing pupusas! Got them to go to eat at home and they…read morewere still hot with melty cheese 15 minutes later. Tasted fresh and the cabbage and sauce on side were perfect. We will be back.

From the owner: We are proud to say here at La Libertad Cucina, we make everything fresh. From the first sip to the…read morelast bite! Come check us out, you won't be disappointed!

This place is part of my "Hole in the Wall" series in Orlando. It may not look like much on the…read moreoutside, but the food, flavors and quality are sooo worth it. There aren't many Salvadoran restaurants around, and this one is an old staple here. The pupusa's are delicious! Every bite full of flavor! They have made a few renovations since the last time I came here years ago. Everyone is kind and respectful, and helpful with menu items also. Overall a good, hidden gem.

The food was great. The service was excellent. I highly recommend this restaurant. The place was…read morevery clean and the waitress was very friendly

Big 3- food , service and ambience Very friendly…read moreatmosphere, familiarly Good fresh food

If royalty means being treated like you're in grandma's kitchen, La Pupusa Queen wears the crown…read moreproudly. The place is cozy, decked out with a charming El Salvador vibe, and you can smell the griddled masa magic before you even order. I went for the obvious--the pupusas. Freshly made, warm, with that golden char that whispers "I've been kissed by the griddle." The fillings were tasty, the sauces added the right zing, but... let's just say I left still feeling like I could've pulled a "Queen's encore." These are definitely "snack pupusas" rather than "skip-dinner pupusas," so if you've got a big appetite, order extra or bring a backup plan. Still, flavor-wise, La Pupusa Queen delivers exactly what the name promises--simple, homey, and made with love. Just don't expect to leave feeling like you conquered the royal feast

It's a small, quiet place to sit-in or order to go. The pupusas are some of the best I've ever had…read more This will be my new favorite place.

The food is excellent, with a delicious taste, and the staff are very friendly. Small space but…read morekids friendly

I wanted to try something new and different. Also I'm on an international sandwich fling! So I had…read moreto try a Pupusa! This is a small family operated shop everyone was friendly and our server kindly answered our questions. There are a few tables to dine in, with plates and flatware; not paper and plastic. I had cheese pupusas, cabbage salad and plantains. For those who don't know I would describe pupusa as a hot sandwich it looks similar to a pita bread but is made of corn flour. It's filled with choices of meat, beans, and cheese. I will be back with non vegetarian family to try more options. The cheese pupusa was hot and Delicias as promised! cabbage salad was basically a creamy coleslaw. Some pickled cabbage also came with the pupusa. Both were very good. Plantains were sliced thin and fried, sweet and ripe, they were served with a rich cream sauce. Pickled onions were also offered we they were very good but I don't eat onions. My SO had a breakfast of eggs, corn tortilla, large slice of white cheese, refried beans and plantains. He ate all the beans and made an egg sandwich with the rest. This might not be the traditional way to eat a Salvadoran breakfast but he enjoyed it. He also had a house salad which he said was very fresh. I will be telling others to try this spot!

Loved everything about this place. Small, clean, friendly family owned restaurant, everything was…read moremade fresh and delicious. I got 3 different pupusas, the pastelitos, and a Jamaica agua fresca, and everything was as good as I remember. My friend's mom used to make me pupusas, salsa and curtido, and these were just as good. I'm telling all my friends to give them a try and enjoy. Sadly, they're closed on Sunday and Monday.

Ah man! So much disappointment this time. The horchata was…read morethe worst I have ever had. And then found out it was $8! Yiikes! But I'll pay for a good horchata and they had bomb horchata in the past. The pupusas were also disappointing. I'm devastated. Beans were dry and old. Not creamy. The others were...ok. This went from a 5 star to a 1 star. And service went from stellar, to McDonald's. So sad!!!

I love exploring different cuisines and really enjoy many South and Central American cuisines in…read moreparticular. I've had pupusas a few times, but it's been a while so I was really excited to come to Pupusas & Burritos Grill. When I saw they did a unique take on pizza as well I decided I had to get both options to see how they were. It turns out, both were awesome! The pizza was a bit like a typical "Florida Pizza" so to speak in that it wasn't super thin, it wasn't crispy, it wasn't wood oven, etc - it had a fluffy dough and a good amount of sauce and cheese. But what set it apart was the huge flavor! The sauce was really tasty, the dough was tasty and the cheese was good quality and stretchy without being oily. The added pesto all over the pizza was like someone just pureed fresh basil - it was SO good. The best "margarita" style pizza I've had in a long time! The Pupusas were exactly what you'd expect. A nice dough with a cheesy bean mixture inside which was both really tasty and made you want to eat it all in seconds. The side salad / coleslaw was surprisingly good as well, with a great oil and vinegar type dressing that made me eat it all up when I often leave coleslaw uneaten. Overall I loved everything - the girl who took the order was really nice and the food came out fast. Will definitely go back.

Just moved to the area and we were looking for tacos to eat , a quick yelp search gave us this…read moreplace and so glad that we decided to try it. It's a little spot, hole in the wall type vibe. The ladies inside were very nice . Restaurant was clean and there was plenty of seating if anyone wanted to dine in. Prices were good and portions were huge. Food was cooked to order and very flavorful. We ordered to go but the next time I'll be dining in. Definitely a hidden gem

Yummy eats in Fort Pierce. Try the pupusas or the pastelitos - both are good. Staff is friendly, if…read moreyou are in a rush, call ahead.

Pupusas galore. The only way to describe it. Typical Salvadoran dishes. Great service. The servers…read morehave been there for white some time. Constant praises online reviews and in our own visits. This is somewhere we, as a family, enjoy on a regular. The inside is delicate yet decorative. Amazing baked goods and tasty plates. Truly a gem. Come get some pupusas and you will leave full and wishing for more.

I haven't had Salvadorian in a minute and was craving a good pupusa so I pulled up to Mi Tierra…read morePupuseria & Bakery. As soon as you enter they have a good amount of seating. Plus you can see their selection baked goods. I looked at the menu prior and had a sense of what I wanted. I started with the Pastelito de Pina. First time ever hearing about this. It's solid. The crust was sugar coated and unique. The pineapple filling was smooth with a sweet texture. I mainly came to get the pupusas and try Salvadorian tamales. I got a bean & cheese pupusa and chicken tamale. When I open up my pupusa, instant cheese pull. And it was pretty good. They provide some kind of slaw on the side. I put the slaw and some hot sauce on top...creating the PERFECT bite. I tried some of my sisters shrimp pupusa. Personally I wouldn't order that but it was tasty and flavorful. I've never had a proper tamale so the chicken tamale was my first. The texture is really smooth and light. With seasoned shredded chicken all through out. For my first tamale, it was good. I also tried the fried tamale and it was a whole different story. The exterior was crispy and dark in color. Inside it was sweet with a corn taste. I was like wow. They paired it with a white sauce that was really good. Making me think of sour cream and cream cheese in one. We brought back a tres leches and flan home. The Tres leches was really good. It wasn't soggy and held up well. The flan cake was good but the sugar juices on the bottom tasted burnt. Which was distasteful. Service was okay. I felt like it could've been better. They weren't disrespectful or anything. If our server was new or having a bad day my apologies.