I went on a 4 mile walk on the Whittier Greenway Trail, and decided to treat myself to some pupusas…read moreon my way back. I had a pupusa revuelta and a pupusa de frijol y queso. Both hit the spot. The pupusas were fresh (I could hear them being made) and they had aguas frescas, my favorite de melón. I think I'll Make this a habit :)

Thank You Bichos for helping me with Dinner tonight. My family absolutely loved the pupusas…read morerevueltas, last de queso y la sabrosa yuca con chicharron. Super Delish Also LA Camiseta de Maradona y El Mago Gonzalez is going to make a perfect present for my brother. Thanks again family your food and service are 10/10

We ordered takeout from this restaurant and really enjoyed the variety of dishes we tried. We got…read morethe pupusas, fajitas mixtas, plantains, and chow mein, and everything was packed well and still tasted fresh by the time we got home. Everything was delicious! The pupusas were flavorful and nicely stuffed. The fajitas were well-seasoned and the chow mein was a pleasant surprise that brought a tasty twist to the meal. We definitely look forward to coming back to sit down and enjoy a meal in person next time.

Loroco Bistro is a gem for Salvadoran food and such a great addition to the local dining scene…read more We ordered the asada with shrimp plate, pupusa revuelta, pupusa de loroco, ensalada, and drinks including horchata and maracuyá. Everything was absolutely delicious. The meats were grilled perfectly. The asada had a great char and was flavorful without being overly salty, and the shrimp were cooked just right -- tender with a nice smoky finish from the grill. The pupusas were clearly made fresh and full of flavor. The revuelta had that classic savory, cheesy richness, while the loroco pupusa had a unique, slightly floral earthiness that makes Salvadoran food so special. Both were comforting and satisfying. The horchata really stood out. It's different from Mexican horchata and has a nutty, deeper flavor profile with a strong black sesame note that was incredibly delicious and memorable. The maracuyá drink was bright, tangy, and refreshing -- a perfect balance to the richness of the food. Overall, every dish felt thoughtfully prepared and full of authentic flavor. Loroco Bistro is an easy recommendation if you're craving hearty, delicious Salvadoran food. Definitely coming back.

Small " MOM & POP Shop" Don't misunderstand my 4/5 stars…read morehere . This Delicious tasting Popusas Definitely deserves a 10/10 ! The reason why I put 4/5 is the lack of customer service. The lady on the grill never smiles and grunts sometimes hahaha but if you get over that :). You will find yourself in an authentic Salvadoran restaurant and the flavors this place has !!!! Will satisfy your cravings ! I have had popusas all my life but this one has definitely surpassed all the favorites. Must try ! That is for sure . Ps. If you love old school Tupperware containers sets , here is where you will find endless options for sale.

I came in after finding this spot close by my companies new warehouse and i am glad that I did. It…read morelooks like they have a lot of good traditional dishes to try the next ti e I go. This visit was for pupusas. I ordered two Revuletas (mixed), one Quest Con Loroco (cheese with locmroco), and one Queso Con Frijol (cheese and beans). They were all made fresh and were delicious! The pickled cabbage and salsa brought all the flavors together very nicely. I ordered a sode of cremation bit barely used it since the flavor combination was so good. Service was great too. They guy that helped me explained what was what and the lady who was cooking seemed pleasant too. I'm headed back to try their other options soon!

I've been here a couple of time the past couple of years for pupusas, mainly & this is a pretty…read moresolid place. The food is fresh, tasty, reasonably priced & the service always comes with a smile.

I came here for lunch. Staff was nice. I ordered 2 shrimp tacos. The tacos took too long to come…read moreout but that wasn't my issue. Each of my tacos only had ONE small shrimp in it. It was packed with cabbage as a filler. Extremely disappointed. $4 per taco with only one small shrimp in each.

La comida muy rica El servicio excelente Muy amables todos…read more Y un ambiente tranquilo alegre y feliz Por eso lo recomiendo a todos

Busy, clean restaurant. Service with a smile. Food was delicious. Food cooked when you order it so…read morethere will be a little wait. But everything was hot, fresh, and tasty. We will be back.

Love, the food here. It's a small hidden gem . In the back of the shopping Center …read more ALWAYS... Fresh and delicious !! Their soup are Amazing!!

I had the Enchiladas Rancheras. My honey had the Fiesta Burrito. The salsa they give you with the…read morechips is perfectly spicy. Friendly service & inexpensive. Plus they have Salvadoran specialties.

We always come here but sadly things changed. The food is still good,…read more the chicharrón is overcooked and stale. Ambience is still good. Service: sadly very disappointing. I was a waitress and didn't throw dishes, menus and utensils to the customers ( running to bring things, making a noise by putting the dishes on the table and rushing to leave the table). They bring appetizers with no extra plates to serve. Missing orders so what's the point of rushing us to order when they don't bring the items. Asking all the time what is needed on the table which items needed are common sense/ routine to serve a table. Waitress talking to customers over other tables... I like to tip service above 30% but sadly I didn't feel it this time. If you are new I will understand if you kindly let the customers know ahead of time. With all being said, this was not acceptable customer service. I will continue supporting our Salvadoreans Restaurants but please improve the service. Life is tough, living costs is high, we are still eating out and supporting our Salvadoreans Restaurants fellows, be thankful that you waitress have a job. Many are unemployed and wishing to have a job. I really understand customer service and serving are not easy tasks. Each day is a new beginning hope tomorrow customers will be delighted for your service.

This place was so good! My bf and I came on a Saturday night and it was pretty packed. All the…read morestaff were very friendly:) it was my first time here.. we kept it simple and ordered pupusas and congri. Pupusas were so delicious!! I ordered two revueltas and bf ordered bean and cheese and one lo roko and pork. I could only finish one of course.. and I will definitely be back to try more of their dishes!

Delicious! This place is so good.. I've been here several times and it never ever disappoints!!…read moreIt's a hidden gem in bellflower, i highly recommend their pupusas, my favorite are the chicharron and revueltas! I've also had the huevos con loroco and huevos rancheros! Both so good!

1st time and went for lunch. it's pretty spacious. Service was meh. No smile, no "welcome" just…read morebasic. Food was good. Ordered the bistec encebollado, pollo a la plancha and 2 pupusas. The bistec encebollado was good and tender but the meat had a lot of fat. It would have been nice if they trimmed it. It was served with white rice and beans. The pollo was good also. It was hubby's plate. He enjoyed it. I thought it was a little too salty for my taste but edible. Pupusas: mixed and queso con jalapeño. I enjoyed the mixed one. It had more flavor. The other tasted like pure cheese. The size was decent and good curtido and salsa. Overall maybe would consider coming back. A little pricey. Most plates started at $20. Plenty of parking.

First off, don't expect the ambiance to be anything special. In fact, when you pull into the…read moreparking lot, first thing to grab your attention is half of the neon sign of the restaurant name has gone dark. For a second you think it's called "El Curt". Tthe interior must once be decent back in the 80s since the upholstery of the booths look like it was once an ihop. There aren't too many salvadoran places so if you crave salvadoran food this is probably it. i ordered the Bistek Special with plantains and my friend got the Plato Tipico (which comes with a variety of samplers to try like pupusa, yucca, etc. I think if it's your first time trying this type of food, it's probably best to order the Plato Tipico since it provides a nice variety. For the most part, the food was pretty good. Although, you do need to be okay with slightly tougher fried yucca. While tasty, make sure you have good quality dentures. The Bistek Special was also pretty good but it didn't offer the same type of true Salvadoran experience.

Good open seating Great customer service…read more Affordable food Easy parking Vegetarian options

Best Salvadoran place I have had in a while. Everything was flavorful. The beans, pupusas &…read morecurtido. They even had a decent spicy salsa.

Long hair in my pupusas so disgusting how did they not see it was long. Not ordering from there…read moreanymore