The best fresh made tortillas! Love the chorizo and eggs. Looking forward to trying lunch.

Amazing place with amazing authentic food. The service is always good and pretty quick while waiting in line. It's a nice vibe with music playing, maybe soccer games on the tv. I love this spot read more

Jose is extremely rude. Got annoyed with me for asking him questions. The food looks great but he left an extremely sour taste in my mouth. I would not bring my business here ever again unless there was someone else assisting me. He needs to get his patience and attitude in check. read more

One of the more affordable spots for tacos where the location hasn't succumbed to gentrification. I recommend checking Smyrna, Georgia out for anyone who is a fan of traditional style tacos, Mexican food, and Salvadoran. If you drive to doraville not only do you wait 30 minutes to eat you also pay like two to three dollars more for a taco which is a scam read more

El Salvador Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

Their PUPUSAS are delicious‼ I've tried the beans & cheese, cheese and Chicken Pupusa and they were good. Chicken and cheese is my favorite. I don't care for the slaw and or cabbage that comes with but the sauce is good too with PUPUSAS. I also tried 2 pastries. One had strawberry & the other was pineapple. I call mine in because they do get busy and I don't like waiting. read more

El Salvador Bakery - Queso Pupusa & Pollo y Queso Pupusa - Bakeries Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

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I dropped in after running some errands for a quick and delicious snack. The attendants were very nice and answered all of my questions about the items. It is part restaurant, part store, and park canteen. You will not be disappointed. Enjoy. read more

El Salvador Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

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A local favorite. Authentic and reasonably priced. Excellent service - helps if you are able to speak Spanish. Highly recommend.

Customer service was ok. I ordered chicken empanadas and 1 steak taco they were ok. The portions were tiny and empandas were hard, not freshly made. The taco meat was tough but the sauces were good. The ambiance was busy but felt welcoming. read more

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The food was EXCEPTIONAL, I took my aunt who lives in El Salvador, the Pupusas were to die for.

I've wanted to try El Salvador Bakery for quite some time because the parking lot is always full and it didn't disappoint! Between the two of us we ordered a carnitas torta, a cheese pupusa, and two chicken and cheese pupusas. Everything was delicious and cooked perfectly, the service was very friendly, and the ambiance was so authentic. There's a grocery area but we didn't do any shopping. Other people ordered these HUGE bowls of soup that looked so good and I for sure will be trying one when I return. I highly recommend El Salvador Bakery!! read more

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The lady at the counter spoke good English and was very kind! She did take my order and just walk away so I didn't really know what to do at that point. So I walked around the little market they had. A bunch of random things for sure! They even had what looked to me as gambling slots lol They are kinda slow for sure - but I guess they are making it fresh - they should give you a heads up of how long your expected to wait. The lady that took my order never came out of the kitchen again. I ordered a 2 cheese and bean pupusas and 1 cheese and chicken pupusa. They were okay and one of my pupusas was burnt -_- read more

El Salvador Bakery - Burnt!!!! - Bakeries Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

3 in 1 stop! A convenience store, a bakery and a resto inside an unassuming stop on Windyhill Road. No internet service inside...okay 3G :-/ =. Ambiance is utilitarian with 2 TVs running in Spanish..it's not loud and not that intrusive. Although it's small, it feels spacious inside. It's a mix of fast food and clean style. You order and if you are eating inside, then grab a table. They'll bring the food to your table. They will clean the table after you are finished. But there doesn't seem to be any wait staff. There was a continuous take out orders being picked up by Hispanic customers. Food is typical El Salvadoran so I'm told. It's my first time and here's my take. - Bakery was filled with good looking pastries and I tried 3: concha, strawberry stick and croissant. Concha was dusted with sugar and was just doughy and heavy bread. Not so great. Strawberry stick was pretty good and the only one that I finished. Croissant, I took two bites was all. Several reviews mentioned how great concha was and it must be an acquired taste. + Restaurant was better...I tried 2 Pupusas: beans and cheese and chicken and cheese. Both came out piping hot and were delicious! They also brought curtido, a mild vinegar based coleslaw and 2 hot sauces...mild and hot. I tried it with a mix of both sauces. Hot is burn your tongue hot! BTW, you can buy small packages of curtido and hot sauces if you ask. They keep it behind the counter. Nearby customers all had soups and I may try that next time...you know when in Rome. +. Convenient store side had a lot of seasoning and junk food. It's a convenient store after all :-) +. Service is prompt, friendly and helps if you speak Spanish. +. Price is very reasonable. Pupusas are $1.75 each for corn and $2.00 for rice based. Good for those who practice gluten-free. Tacos are $2.00 each and most expensive dish (seafood soup) is $15.50. +. Parking is ample in the front lot. I'm not a fan of their bakery but I'd come back for Pupusas, to try their resto offerings and their spices! read more

Real deal authentic. Looks run down but good. The staff was quick for me to get our food and it was tasty. I love papusa. Next time I go I'll take pictures. read more

The chicken and cheese papusas are soooo good. Also, had the banana bread which was tasty. Will go back anytime I am in the area.

The food is authentic and YUmMY!!! Killer tortas, fire pupusas, awesome bakery and the sopas are on point! Love this place. Highly recommended read more

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So after years of eating pupusas while growing up in California and then moving to Atlanta trying to find an equivalent tasty pupusa that reminds me of home cooking, this is the place. It's no match for the pupusas growing up but it's a good alternative. It's a mom and pops hole in the wall that has a little convenient, bakery store, along with a restaurant. The restaurant side has a few tables. This place gets packed during lunchtime and you'll have to stand, waiting to get a seat. The menu consists of traditional Salvadoran food. I have had their soups, tacos, breakfast, tamal and my favorite pupusas. Try their tacos with their hand made tortilla. Worth the extra 25 cents. The ladies that work there are friendly and most times fast service. They have endless salsa or bachata playlist, at times even gospel music. It has a very down to earth ambiance. They don't need to fluff the restaurant setting, as the food speaks for itself. I love it! I love the food, the vibe and even the baked goods. I enjoy visiting as often as possible. read more

El Salvador Bakery - Mixtas Pupusa and Lorocco y Queso Pupusa - Bakeries Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

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After driving by El Salvador Bakery for more than 15 years (I think) - I finally tried their Pupusa (Chicken) and tacos (Chicken). Because of my 'American palate' - I wasn't a huge fan of the 'flour' tortillas used for my tacos. (I really feel like they were soft corn tortillas, not flour tortillas as discussed - at length - lol.) But that doggone Pupusa - it was DELICIOUS! read more

El Salvador Bakery - Pupusa (Chicken) - Bakeries Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

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Finally! A pupusa place so good you'll slap your momma. The reviews promised good pupusas and they delivered. Prices are good, food is on point, toppings are perfect. This place is small and cozy. They have a few tables for you to sit down and enjoy your meal. Most folks get they're food to go but we sat down for a bit. If you're not a native Spanish speaker, they do have menu items in English. Just expect the wait staff to mainly speak Spanish. While we waited for the food we had to explore the bakery. Oh we were glad we did. The bread is clearly baked fresh each day. I asked the clerk to recommend some pieces (the cornbread and a bread pudding type thing) oh and I'm glad I asked. These pieces where amazing! I went back and bought more to take home. read more

Our favorite place to eat authentic Salvadorian Food! Consistently Amazing! The tortas and pupusas are my fave. The breakfast is bomb too!

We had the chicaron and chicken queso Papusas! Super yummy and authentic! Fried plantains were amazing! Will come back again. Be sure you allow extra time, service is a little slow, but it's worth the wait! read more

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BUENO!!!! The Pupusas are our go-to. Mixed with the slaw and homemade hot sauce, they create the perfect bite. On weekends the lines get pretty long, but are justified. I know very little about El Salvadoran cuisine, but I've seen Abuelas in the back .and I can't imagine this not being an authentic experience. read more

El Salvador Bakery - Papusas - Bakeries Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

I'm only giving these guys 5 stars because they are the best damn pupusas I've ever had! LOADED with cheese spilling out and burnt pieces (which I LOVE) and huge! We've only ever called in our orders simply because we live in the neighborhood behind them and the service there is soooo slow when just making our to-go order we couldn't imagine what it's like actually there. I recommend calling in advance and give it time. Their line is often busy. I can't say enough about their food! We always order extra so we can reheat them on the stove. They are perfect for the next day. Also good even microwaved to eat on the go. The pickled slaw that comes with it is good. Vinegar based. Good to eat alone or on top of the pupusa. Ask for their hot sauce if you like heat. Just the right amount of flavor and spice to add intensity to your pupusa. My ideal pupusa is adding a little sour cream to the base then load it with slaw and hot sauce. The combination of flavor is amazing! Their version of sour cream is good too! More of a cheesy flavor than the american type. It has a white and blue label. Enjoy! ;) read more

Place is dirty and staff is disrespectful , and the food was not even good ! If I could I would leave 0 stars Look else where ! And the waiting is super long for no reason ... read more

Best pupusas EVER! I haven't tried anything else, but I would highly recommend making this a quick pit stop to pick up pupusas when driving down windy hill. read more

Excellent pupusas!! Very fresh & cheesy. I have tried both but my favorite is the bean and cheese. They also have a wide variety of pastries & cakes. Delicious as well. Customer service is good too. read more

The food here is so good! Love the plantains and refried beans on the breakfast plate

Came here because a friend recommended I have gone to different Salvador restaurants looking for a good popusas . I'm happy to say that I found the place for very good popusas When you get here the parking is small when it's busy yes sometimes you have too share table with other customers but it's worth it I had to wait almost 30 minutes but they are freshly made and I don't mind read more

El Salvador Bakery - Popusas - Bakeries Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

Good food great service and more pulidas are good frijoles con queso and mango juices

their pupusas are amazing and i actually drive over half an hour for them. curtido is good too!

My first pupusa and it was SO good! Very authentic spot, super busy. We only had time for a small snack, but all the food looked delicious! Great variety of Latin American baked goods, and a cool grocery store to stock up while you wait for your food. read more

The place is a small store, and seems to be a family-run business. Baked goods are prominently displayed in glass shelves directly in front of you as you walk in. A friend brought me to this place, but since we were in a hurry, I only got one of the many semi-sweet breads the place offers. The bread was a hit with my friends and I, and I can see why the cashier mentioned it goes well with coffee. We went back the next week for their pupusas, something which my friend had raved about. I ordered one chicken and one pork, and while we waited, tomato salsa, picante salsa, and some type of coleslaw was brought out. The pupusas came out and we heaped the condiments on and dug in. I was only able to finish one and a half. The coleslaw, which is actually called curtido, was the best part. It was super good with the salsas. This place is on my Cheap Eats and Must Go Back list. The two pupusas came out to under $3, and most of the baked goods are only 50cents, with one just enough to fill you up. read more

Best. Pupusas. Ever. Large, hot gooey cheese pupusas are handmade by Miss Luz and her staff. Generous portions of curtido and choice of hot or mild sauce. A true Mom & Pop place. Watch carefully for it on Windy Hill Road; it is easy to miss. We always call ahead and pick-up to go. Busy bakery counter with seating to eat there. Small grocery area stocked with Latin brands and produce. read more

After reading some other Yelpers' reviews of El Rincon Latino, I decided to try ESB based on someone's assessment that they had better pupusas. Pupusas, for the unfamiliar, are Central American corn cakes - about the size of a typical American pancake - stuffed with cheese and meat (or beans). And this place is not far from my office. ESB is a small (and run down looking from the outside) corner store on Windy Hill near Austell Rd, and seems to be a mom and pop shop. When you enter you will see that fresh bakery products are prominently displayed on racks / shelves and also in a glass display case directly in front of you as you walk in. I ordered two pupusas (1 cheese & bean and 1 chicken & cheese) and I got some type of Guatemalan or Salvadoran bottled soda; it tased like a cross between cream soda and a cola. Spicy hot sauce and some type of vinegar-based cabbage slaw was brought out to the table. When the pupusas came out, I heaped on the condiments on and dug in. The coleslaw (called curtido) was fantastic and super good with the spicy sauce. This prices are super cheap: Two pupusas with the soda came out to slightly over $5. I was tempted to try some bakery products but decided to do that in another visit. read more

I was craving some concha (pan dulce (sweet bread)) for breakfast to go with my coffee this morning and happened upon this Bakery on the way to a local school. I don't speak any Spanish, but that was not a problem. Everyone was very helpful and kind and it was delicious and fresh. I will definitely stop here again and next time try a meal. They had an assortment of baked goods and also a Hispanic market, smaller but very diverse. There were many people sitting drinking coffee and you can order food if you wish. Highly recommend for Gringos wanting a different experience or Hispaniolablantes looking for a meal. read more

El Salvador Bakery - Delicioso!! - Bakeries Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

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Talk about not judging a book by its cover! Ladies and Gentlemen Popusa Heaven are found in this location! Super friendly staff which made me feel like a part of the there culture immediately. The popusas are so amazing that I will come back for more! read more

El Salvador Bakery - Amazing cheese and bean popusas! - Bakeries Near Me - Marietta, Georgia

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So I'm here on TDY from Boston, MA. My group is a diverse group of Asian, white, black, Puerto Rican and Panamanian. My wife is from El Salvador and she brings me to El Salvadoran restaurants all the time. I saw this place on yelp, saw all the compliments and thought I try it. The 5 of us went after work and this place is a convenience store, bakery, restaurant, very small, but you can tell the locals Salvadoran population goes there with there family so the food is authentic. we all order different things and it was very good. The shrimp, steak and pupusa were amazing. If your interested in good food at reasonable price. My steak, rice, salad, beans, tortilla, 1 pupusa, drink, all came to$14.88. I say that was a good day. read more

Best Papusas around! Frequented multiple times and introduced some friends, it's their new spot!

I love this place for breakfast! First off I love pupusas which are corn tortillas stuffed with cheese! I really enjoy their chicken pupusas! I normally order the desayuno deluxe which comes with cheese, refried beans, huevos rancheros (eggs with a tomato sauce) , fried plantains, tortilla or toast! I have had the eggs scrabbled and fried. The fried egg was absolute perfection (not burnt or greasy)! The toast was also not your usual sliced bread but a culturally traditional bread that was pressed. I also had the elote frito which was a new experience! It was delicious! The frying process made the elote crunchy but the inside was still soft and slightly sweet. I slathered that in crema! The horchata was also not too sweet or chalky. I found it to be very refreshing. read more

Amazing pupusas!!! Taste just like the ones from El Salvador This place is right around the corner from my school and I am so glad I stopped by. The food was outstanding and there is a grocery store inside if you need to grab anything while you wait. Will be going back, a lot. read more

I drive by this place frequently and my boyfriend is Salvadoran, so I told him we had to check it out. It's amazing! He says it reminds him so much of the stores he and his mom used to frequent when he was little. We only ordered a few pupusas, but they are worth reviewing. We walked in and ordered (instead of calling ahead) and waited about 30 min since they were busy, but they were absolutely delicious and so fresh! I'm a lover of all things spicy and the sauce they gave with the cabbage was incredible. We will definitely be back to try more things! read more