The chicken tacos were fantastic! As good as any I've found in Indiana. The chicken pupusa and the…read morepork pupusas were also fantastic!

Service was good. Food was tasty and hot. Price was very affordable. I would definitely visit againread more

Wow!!! A Salvadoran restaurant in the bowels of Fort Wayne.....what a find!!…read moreA huge menu with helpful pictures for us gringos! We needed lots of help but the staff was pleasant and helpful. We ate like the cerdos we are! We tried the loco plate...(a sample of lots of things) and the arroz con pollo and everything tickled or taste buds. I will not list all of the unique food we ordered as it would bore you foodies. However we kept saying wow, what's that? ...and that's the best I've ever tasted! If you want to taste the food of Central American....don't miss this spot in down town Fort Wayne.

Service was great and the food would've been a good value if it was all cooked properly. I got the…read morePlato Loco which included one pupusa, chicharrones, plantains, fried yuca, a tamalito de elote, and slaw. I think the frying oil was overused because the chicharrones tasted like old oil unfortunately. Pupusas were good and my favorite was the tamalito.

El Salvadoran food at its finest. The best restaurant in Logansport hands down. I had a street…read moretaco and 2 pupusa.... awesome. Hot, fresh friendly and flavorful is the best way to describe this unexpected treasure in the middle of Indiana.

My new favorite Mexican food in Logansport, and that's saying something because there are a lot of…read morechoices here. The taco al pastor is most excellent for my tastes. The chicken empanadas are fantastic as well. The only thing I don't care for too much is their chips and salsa. Prices are very reasonable in my opinion. Caution: closed Sundays. Most other days 10-7. But sometimes 10-5. (Call ahead)

Very authentic! Very clean!…read moreWaitress hard working and happy! Lots of parking Cute decor Food excellent We will return to try everything on the menu!-

The food here was very good tasting and authentic. We had the pupusa (pork, chicken, cheese, &…read moresquash) and the carne asada plate. The food was fresh and very well pieced. The service was a bit slow but very helpful and friendly. We also HIGHLY recommend the horchata. All around great place to eat, it's a must try for those searching for Salvadorian and Ecuadorian food.

I've had them several times over the past few years and they have the best tacos !! I love that…read morethey have a whole vegan menu section -- Today I had vegan: al pastor, bistec encebollado, and tinga tacos, all with cilantro, onion & salsa verde. Each taco was full of flavor but they each differed. My favorite is the al pastor just because they really nail the spicy sweetness. It's a beautiful balance of flavors. The bistec has a really meaty/savory taste and I think best fills the craving for a taco. The texture is also very nice. The tinga was quite tomato-y but was still very good. I also had the salvadorian horchata which is very refreshing and not overly sweet -- also vegan because they make it with water instead of milk. I've tried many things over the years and never had a bad experience. They're my fav tacos in the city and I love ordering from them at the the local farmers markets, too. Definitely recommend!

I was so excited to find this place since they have an extensive vegan menu! Although I'm not…read morevegan, I eat dairy-free, so it was nice to have so many options and not be worried. I had the tostones, a vegan bean and cheese arepa, and the chicken and sweet corn tamal. Everything was flavorful, hot and fresh! The salsa verde added a nice zing to everything. My husband had the beef empanadas as well as queso with steak, and it was so filling that he couldn't eat it all in one sitting. My only complaint is that we got the food delivered via DoorDash, and we received our food almost 45 minutes later than the initial predicted time. That may be a Doordash issue, but I thought it was worth mentioning. Overall, I love that their menu has options for everyone, and it introduced me to Salvadoran food.

I've had La Costa Azul on my radar for sometime as I really like Salvadoran foods. The restaurant…read moreis behind an aging strip mall on 86th Street. The dining room is filled with mismatched table cloths and chair covers, but neat. Salvadoran music plays softly. Alex, our host/server was laid back and told us to sit anywhere. There is a sign that says menu prices may be actually different than stated. The menu offered a number of Salvadoran specialties. The prices were very reasonable. I'm told the corn tortillas are made fresh! The complementary chips were a bit stale, but I could tell that they were made in house. The salsa was tangy and good. I had Chicken Papusa with rice and beans. The papusa was freshly made, hot and delicious. The black beans were great. My husband had a beef burrito, which looked amazing and huge. There was a delicate cheese sauce on top and the cilantro sauce that accompanied the burrito was delicious. The food is very good. There is plenty of parking.

Amazing food. Everything was full of flavor! And awesome customer service. My family took me to…read morethis restaurant to celebrate my birthday. We will be returning!

I've been hearing about this place for years and finally made it in for a Saturday lunch. Went with…read morethe steak burrito and wow... worth the hype. Ate it while driving which tells you everything you need to know. The tortilla was next level good, like noticeably good. The steak was tender, not chewy at all, and they absolutely nailed the cheese ratio. This burrito never stood a chance of making it home. Zero regrets, full satisfaction.

I have been in here twice now, and it is some of the best tacos around. First, don't let the name…read moreinfluence your decision to stop in, it is a very hidden gem! My hubby had heard about it being a taco shop and we were excited to try it out. Went in, nothing majorly special. It is a small diner that is constantly filled with customers. First time I ordered a torta and the second time, I tried three different taco types. The funny thing, I have never tried the ice cream! PROS: Easy access and parking Menus at the front/easy to pick one up, order at the counter Food is excellent CONS: Smaller sitting area, but I have not had issues with seating Just go in, get a taco and thank me later!

Food was amazing and our waitress was amazing, cute little breakfast shop. Would recommend to…read moreanyone.

Awful ... just awful. I walked in 9a. Only person there. The tables and chairs were very dirty. A…read morewoman approached me and asked me if I wanted coffee ($2.50). I said no, and asked her for water instead. She asked if I wanted Mexican soda ($3). I said no - I just wanted water. She brought me a class of water (from where), and a straw (no napkin or silverware). I ordered the biscuits and gravy, with hash browns. Because I've been here before and knew that the hash browns might be undercooked, I explained that I wanted the hash browns well done and crunchy. Food came out very quickly. I first tried to taste the biscuits and gravy. Dried biscuits with a heavy microwave odor, and the gravy was clearly several days old. The hash browns could have not been more undercooked and unappetizing. Waited for the waitress to bring the bill. Instead, she instructed me to proceed to the counter. Asked me whether I was using a card. I said card, and gave it to you. Without any explanation, she gave me a bill that added $2 because I used a card. I asked why, and she showed me a strange small card behind her counter which she believed explained the charge. I objected, and she said "sorry" - for the 3rd time during my meal. Please don't go to this dump. Not worth 1 star.