Ok overall was pretty amazing the food was great the service , the ambiance everything was amazing…read moreand I'm going there today again. Oh we try pupusas, sopa de mondongo, sopa de res. Delicioso sorry no pictures we were hungry

Soy Salvadoreña y Queria ver si estaba buena la comida tradicional ya Que los trabajadores…read more(americanos) mios me lo recomendaban. Desafortunadamente ni el sabor, servicio o la hubicacion esta bueno. Pedí sopa de gallina y la verdad me dieron POLLO. El arroz estaba pegajoso y la sopa ni sabor tenia. La verdad no he encontrado un restaurante Salvadoreño Que este bueno en Gainesville.

I was on my way another restaurant When we saw this one La…read moreEsquina Latina Waitress in charge treat us very good She brought us chips with Salsa, those Are the best chips I ever teased the Salsa was not to spicy but the flavor, Was so good my friend ask for Carne asada, and I order 3 popusas and my Other friend order Ceviche everything Was so good especially the Carne asada I'm thinking in bringing my family to La Esquina Latina I didn't get the name Of the waitress but she was very professional.

First time experience at a Papusa restaurant and I am sold. It was not what I expected when they…read moreexplained the fillings and slaw topping to me. Since I was a first timer and curious I ordered one of each and they were all fantastic. The easiest example I can give of a papusa is a small quesadilla with different fillings. To sum it up they are just good and if you want to try something a little different but not to far out of the comfort zone I would recommend giving them a try.

While visiting GA my brother introduced us to this place and said that their pupusas were amazing…read more I would 100% agree. The ambiance is 0 because this is in a gas station but I would absolutely eat here again. We got the chorizo + jalapeno pupusas and they were both phenomenally flavored, fresh and hot. Make sure you get the slaw too!

"El Mana" or "The Manna" is a small Salvadoran pupuseria locates inside the Texaco…read more For those unfamiliar with pupusas "A pupusa is a thick flatbread from El Salvador made with cornmeal or rice flour. It is usually stuffed with one or more ingredients. These may include cheese (such as quesillo or cheese with loroco buds), chicharrón, squash, or refried beans. It is typically accompanied by curtido (a spicy cabbage slaw), and tomato salsa, and is traditionally eaten by hand, without the use of utensils. The exact origin of the pupusa has not been proven." Wikipedia (You can go ahead and hit that useful vote now) The pupusa's here are made fresh the corn meal is excellent, the cheese is delicious. The cabbage slaw is very good as well. Yummy stuff my fellow Yelpers. At about $2 apiece you can't get a better lunch under $5. On every visit I see them peeling tamarinds for the Aguas Frescas here, super fresh and delicious! Everyone at El Mana is a volunteer, with proceeds going to the construction of a church. Eat Pupusas, do good! There may be a bit of a language barrier at the counter but well worth it for what your getting, and the good you're doing! You owe me.

This is the closest Salvadoran restaurant to me from Cumming. My parents are Salvadoran so whenever…read moreI am craving some pupusas, I come here. My favorite are the pupusas de arroz. The restaurant is beautifully decorated with little details representing El Salvador. I think our server is also the cook that makes the pupusas so you can tell the food is authentic. I would say the ambiance is not as modern and the lighting is somewhat dim inside. Overall, I'll keep coming here whenever I miss a food from my parent's home!

Food is amazing , drinks the service was great, the ambiance was peaceful, I will come again more…read more times

Food 10/10, and the customer service from Isa was amazing. She was friendly, attentive, and made…read morethe whole experience even better. Everything came out fresh and tasted great. Definitely one of the best experiences I've had here -- I'll be coming back for sure.

Came here for breakfast. You order at the counter and they bring the food to you…read more I had a cafe con leche coffee to start and got the Abuela breakfast that included rice, beans, chese, sour cream, plantains,fried mini tamal that was so good, tortilla and two eggs for $10 not bad at all. My plus one had a Baleada without meat, and loved it. A simple baleada is a big tortilla stuffed with refried beans, eggs, white cheese, sour cream. Cute little Salvadorian spot with quick service and good food.

I discovered La Union Restaurant Pupuseria during a Yelp search for a lunch spot. This authentic…read moreSalvadoran restaraunt is such a gem that my family of four visited twice during our recent stay in Franklin while visiting Lake Nantahala. It's located in a shopping center with several other eateries such as a taco restaurant, ice cream shop and bakery. It is a small restaurant with about five to six tables inside. During both visits, we observed several locals dining in or picking up take out. There was a friendly young lady that seated us and took our order. They make the food fresh to order so it takes a little time but nothing unreasonable. The food is definitely worth the wait. We ordered the carne asada meal with plantains & black beans, bean pupusas, jalapeño pupusas, chicken tamale and child's baleada. The carne asada meal was enough for my son to eat and share some with my husband and younger son. I was even able to enjoy several plantains which were prepared perfectly. The pupusas were some of the best we have ever had. They were stuffed with a generous amount of filling and the pupusa dough was moist instead of dry like some places. The bean and cheese pupusa was our favorite but all flavors ordered were delicious. La Union Restaurant Pupuseria will be a regular dining spot for our family when in the area. If you enjoy authentic Salvadoran food then be sure to check out this gem.

My heart (and tummy) is full after finding a taste of home in the Franklin, NC area. We ordered a…read morelittle bit of everything and were amazed by the flavor and quality of every dish. The restaurant is family-owned and recently opened. They're open everyday except Saturdays from 10:30am to 5pm according to the sign on the door. We had the pupusas, chicken tamale, steak (carne asada) with rice and beans, fajitas de pollo (chicken fajitas), fried yuca, and sweet plantains. Prices were very fair too! I will definitely be visiting this spot again... probably much sooner than later.

This is BY FAR my absolute favorite restaurant. My partner and I attended UNG + UGA for school, so…read morewe would meet halfway at this restaurant every week to see each other! The employees are super sweet and the food is literally so so so good. Totally recommend!!

This place was great. It is very unassuming but the food felt real. I don't know if it is authentic…read morebut it felt different from regular American Mexican food. I got two steak tacos and a chicken quesadilla.

Just walking in sets the bar pretty high! Looks, sounds, and smells authentic. The groups eating at…read morethe 8-10 tables are from the region and the tables are full of food and drinks. I ordered Maduro's, a Loca, Pollo con Queso, and Mixta Pupusas, a sausage appetizer, tres leches cake, and horchata to go. No way I could eat it all in one sitting, so I've also got lunch tomorrow! The cabbage and red salsa add a ton of flavor to the pupusas.

I FINALLY got to try this place. So delicious! I tried three different flavored papusa, cheese,…read morebean and chicken. ZERO COMPLAINTS. The food was so flavorful, and clearly handmade and fresh. They were very kind and helpful with suggestions. Unfortunately I had it delivered so I cannot comment on the physical restaurant but I hope to remedy that soon. Definitely worth trying if you want something other than the usual fast food crap on the area.