Eclectic ,funky, artsy interior with original art pieces and unique furnishings…read more We sat outside with friends who have been coming here for twenty years and let them do the ordering. The heat lamps were on in the enclosed area out front and they have cushions for the wrought iron chains and a shelf of blankets for customers to use. Complimentary Chilean bread rolls brought to the table right away with garlic herb butter, salsa verde sauce (chimicuri like) so good,made the old fashioned way with pork fat. Calamari Frito, Cajun seasoning,light and crunchy with a house made tarter sauce (excellent server brought us an additional tarter) Crab stuffed chili Relleno was a creative version of this meal I've eaten dozens of times,feta and a sweet sauce with the rock crab was delicious. Panqueque especial ,chorizo had a little kick but was cooled off by the pineapple and sweetness of the crepe. All baked together with rice,cheese,guac,veggie's on the side,this was a big meal that was packed with a savory mix of flavors,my favorite thing I sampled. Honey shirachi shrimp, jalapeno, bacon, pineapple,on slaw. Big shrimp,big taste in the sauce, excellent appetizer or can be ordered as a full meal. Fort Rock beer on tap ,live music,fun place and I will be back.

Great salsas. For example, the green one that came with the buns was probably the single best part…read moreof the meal and will inspire us to return. I'll reserve judgment on the vegetarian entre options until we have tried more. First try was a bit bland even with ordering extra hot peppers. The vegetarian taco is a nice option, but it really tastes like a tofu scramble in a tortilla. In other words, it is great that there is a vegetarian taco option. It is unfortunate that it feels like an afterthought.

2 Pupusa 1 Platain and a Drink for $15 feels like such a value…read moreThe softest most delicate pupusa I have ever had with so much filling! Highly recommend the jalapeño and queso, but the squash/queso or the herb and queso are also fantastic. Staff was very friendly and the food is very fresh. Don't be put off by the location being in the mall, it's easy to find parking and the food feels very authentic. Parking near the mall entrance by Ross leads you right into the food court.

Always amazing- how do you beat $5.20 for a huge papusa, homemade salsa, and coleslaw? The workers…read moreare always nice and I like people watching in the mall. 10/10!

Friendly and quick service. Stopped in to try the pupusa's…read morewhich came on a strong recommendation. Had the pork and cheese one and it was the best pupusa I've ever had. I'd come back here just for those but I'll definitely be back to try more things.

I came here tonight to pick up some bean and cheese pupusas for dinner. We ordered 5 bean and…read morecheese of masa and 1 bean and cheese of rice to try. The customer service here is great. Everyone is so friendly and energetic. They really make you feel welcomed. The location is well decorated, spacious and clean. The pupusas are next level. 5 stars. They are large, flavorful and really good. The rice one is just as good as the masa ones. The only thing they can improve is to try and higher quality curtido. Like pink curtido.

Great wxper and even greater food. I ordered the tacos el carbon which were beyond delicious. I…read morealso tried a bite of their super burrito which was so good that I plan on making this place my new favorite restaurant. The service was quick and very nice. they have a large range of different Salvadoran and Mexican dishes.

What a gem! This small location packs a punch of flavor in a way that feels like a home cook meal…read moreif your grandma knows how to how to cook! The stars were the pupusas and the combination. It really feels like a delicious home cooked meal. Like they take their time to build up flavors in a way that isn't flashy like viral food trends so popular today.but something you realize you've been missing when dining out. Service was great. My wife go nachos which were good maybe even great, however compared to the other dishes it was ok. Least favorite dish was the taquito. It was fine but as a wasn't anything special.

Great pupusas. I grew up in El Salvador. My grandma had a pupuseria and then my mom also had one. I…read moreknow good pupusas. These are SO good! Their yuca frita is also delish y los pastelitos, deliciosos!!

Overall rating is 5 stars. The interior is very clean and the staff is helpful. We didn't know you…read morecould choose the fillings of the papusas when you order the combo plate. We tried the Zucchini, pork, & beef papusas after the staff explained the options. Our favorites were the meat papusas. Our other order was the grilled chicken plate which is a half chicken! The rice is tasty, there's a plain salad & 2 small grilled corn/ masa bread. Food comes out piping hot with 2 sauces in squeeze bottles for each table.

Some of the best pupusas you can get in Sacramento…read more Run. Don't walk. Seriously! I've had almost all of their offering including the loroco y queso and they all are incredible. My fave are the chicken. They are very flavorful and their curtido is perfect as well.

Every once in awhile I like to branch out for lunch and try something new. I originally started out…read moreheading toward L&L Hawaiian BBQ but started running short on time. So I headed back toward my destination and lo and behold! I stumbled onto La Flor Papusas Grill. They specialize in Mexican and Salvadoran cuisine. And "cuisine" is not an over reach... I bought a shrimp "super" burrito. It was absolutely LOADED with shrimp and rice and beans and fresh pico. I took it to go and sorry friends... I should have taken a picture but after one bite... there was no way I was going to set it down until it was gone! The flavor was so dense and absolutely delicious and fresh I have a new favorite. They grilled the burrito so it had that nice toasty crust on the outside. Did I mention how HUGE this thing was?!? Did I mention I ate the WHOLE THING?!? Yeah... the WHOLE thing... Not a crumb was left. If you haven't been to La Flor... get there ASAP! It's definitely going into my regular lunch rotation...

The pupusas are excellent. I can't get away from them to try any of the other food choices they…read morehave on the menu, although I'm sure they are just as good. Definitely going to try the soup in the winter. The cashier/waitress is always so sweet and greet you with a smile. Great Salvadoran vibe.

Service was professional customer service was great.But the food was horrible. I got a super…read moreburrito and it was plain bland and small , a super burrito is supposed to be really big and a lot of fixings , the meat , the steak that was in it was unseasoned , tasted like it was boiled and not grilled. The papusas were extra dry and bland as well , and had such a strong corn flavor that left a horrible aftertaste. For the price of this experience, it's definitely a one time and done. I am not returning to this place. It has a nice atmosphere and welcoming vibe. I\nDefinitely had better Mexican and El.Salvadorian food.\nBefore.

Amazing papusas. Some of the best I've ever had…read more Cheesy on the inside and crisp on the outside. These were heaven sent. Went with birria for one and carnitas for the other. The birria was so damn good. Carnitas was really good too, the meat was a bit hard at times. I came with a friend and after we ordered there was an almost 30 minute wait. I was getting a bit restless but the place was busy and the food is made fresh. We were also served tortilla chips with frijoles as a sort of appetizer while we waited. They serve beer here as well. Not the biggest restaurant but the server was nice and friendly. Restaurant clean as well. Would definitely be worth visiting again.

The Spot That Made Me Fall in Love with Pupusas…read more This is the place that made me fall in love with a pupuseria. My wife and I were out one day, decided to try something new, and found this gem up the street from our church. One thing I always look for with cultural cuisine is who's actually eating there. When you walk into a place and see people who grew up in that culture enjoying the food, it tells you everything you need to know about authenticity. This spot checks that box. It feels like the kind of food you'd get at a friend's house, not just something made to look the part. The staff was friendly and personable, which made the experience even better. Now, let me set expectations--this isn't the kind of place where your water glass is getting refilled every five minutes. But you can grab a soda or a horchata and you're good to go. The open kitchen is a big part of the experience. You can see everything being made, and more importantly, you can smell it. You start eating with your nose before the food even hits the table. You take it in with your eyes, and then your taste buds finish the job. I've recommended this place to a few people, and they've gone back again and again. That says a lot. If you like authentic food and want something that feels real--not staged--I think this could easily become one of your new favorite spots.

I haven't been here in a long time, so I decided to stop for lunch. This place is in Mills center,…read morea few doors down from Diamond Billiards. I always say the best Mexican restaurants are the little hole in the walls, where English is the second language in the kitchen. (also, in the dining area. ). That's this place. It's a little mom and pop place, with a fantastic and large menu. The prices are reasonable, and the food is authentic. Today, I decided to have the sopes. Fried masa cakes. With beans, meat, lettuce, crema, (Mexican sour cream,), and cheese. I should've ordered only one, I ordered two, and I was stuffed! The masa cake is fried, but it did not taste greasy at all. It Was tender and rich. There was a generous portion of the refried beans,(definitely not canned...) as well as the proteins. I had one chicken and one beef. They didn't overdo it with the lettuce, and the crema and the cheese were also very good. It also came. With a green salsa that did not have too much heat, that I also liked a lot. They have a small Panaderia, (Mexican bakery), and while the Mexican grocery store that used to be in the back of the space is no longer there, they do have a small selection of Mexican and Latin goods such as tortillas, sauces, etc. I was absolutely thrilled to see that they carry salsa Lizano. I fell in love with the stuff when I was in Costa Rica. You find it everywhere down there, including on every restaurant table.. It has the color and consistency of a Worcestershire/steak sauce, but the resemblance ends there. It has a rich slightly spicy, and a little bit Smokey flavor. You can put it on absolutely anything. Heck, you could put this stuff on a flip-flop and it would taste good. :) I hope they will continue to carry it... A great place, and I will keep coming back. Thank you.

Omg the food is amazing!!!!!!'…read more Lemme start by saying it was so good I forgot to take pictures!!! Well of the taco at least. I ordered an adobada taco which is basically a street taco and although it was only 3.99 I just felt like they could have been a little more meat.. but I'm also not gonna complain too much cuz it was bomb diggity!! I also got 2 pupusas chicharron y pollo ( pork n chicken) and chicharron y queso ( pork n cheese). Both very delish!!! I can honestly say I will be back to try the rest of the menu!! I feel like this place is decently priced and amazing flavor