We stopped at Jarritos Mexican Restaurant for a quick lunch while passing through. I ordered the…read moremixed fajitas (chicken and beef only). When it arrived, it looked decent -- the beef was pretty good, but the chicken was rubbery and tasted flat-out bad. Definitely not what I expected. The service was painfully slow. At one point, we actually had to go to the kitchen to get anyone's attention. What was supposed to be a quick meal turned into an hour-long stop, mostly just waiting. The restaurant itself is cute and has a great vibe -- it really feels like you're in Mexico. The staff was friendly, but no one seemed to be in any kind of hurry. We were hopeful, especially since the staff only spoke Spanish (usually a good sign for authentic food), but unfortunately, the experience was disappointing overall. I don't recommend this place -- there are other spots nearby that are much better.

Menu says one price and was charged $4 more for my food!! Not cool. Food was ok not exceptional for…read morethe extra fee. Got a fish taco and a chili relleno ale cart for both $14 when menu said $5 each????

We were looking for something a little different in downtown Bakersfield. We heard good things…read moreabout this place with the name gringos can't pronounce. ;) When I asked the server about the name, she said she thought it was a city in El Salvador. Later, because I needed to find out, I turned to Google and discovered that the name is reserved for the older generations of Salvadorans. I took this to mean it was more traditional Salvadoran food. It is a simple dining area with an open layout. Our server came out quickly, but because we needed more time with the menu, we asked her to come back. That took a while. The food was good and the portion sizes were ample. I had the Pachuga de crema. It comes with rice and beans. The beans had a different, thinner texture. I had some of the salsa to add a bit of flavor. Everyone at our table ordered something different. Everyone enjoyed their food. If you're looking for Mexican food, but want something a little different, try El Cuscatleco.

Pupusas anyone??…read more You can either eat inside or order to pickup. I love calling this place for a quick bite for lunch. Wait time on a slow day 10-15 mins and 20/30 Mins on a busy day. Ambience: Central America .. vacation near by the Pacific Ocean with some palm trees just missing a piña colada Price: moderate 4/5 Customer service: moderate 4/5 Do I recommend: yes I do

First here . Run by a very helpful lady and we had some really delicious food . Pupusa were amazing…read moreand grilled chicken was very very good . Since they prepare food fresh be patient. They have a great menu and I am sure you will like it . It is next to pieology .

Excellent food. Very hot and fresh. Kind service. Clean restrooms. No complaints here!read more

Delicious food and a great atmosphere! If you are looking…read morefor some authentic and awesome food, this is the place.

Food is not authentic Salvadoran pupusas are in good size but ingredients are not fresh beans are…read morenot Salvadoran and curtido you can taste is not fresh if you are hungry and don't have gas to go other places take the risk.

Please see Google Reviews!!! My review is too long to type up again, but in a nutshell, I'd give…read morethis place 0, or negative, stars if I could. Staff is friendly, that's pretty much their only quality. Last time I was there, their fruit salad drink had began the fermentation process, because of the pineapple in it. It literally had become an alcoholic beverage. I can still smell and taste it! Also, the owner has been threatning me, because his star review has gone down due to my one-star score. Food is mediocre, sanitary practices are non-existant, and service is good, at least to your face. I've heard the waitresses say horrible things about non-tipping patrons, and even about their regular customers who choose not to tip for takeout orders. I wouldn't go back, even if they paid me, and it's sad, because my husband and I had our wedding reception there almost five years ago. They screwed us over with what they claimed was our guests' alcohol consumption that day. The owners and some of the staff are NOT decent human beings.

Good food and great customer service. Try the bailadas and the pollo con tajadas, they are the best…read morein Bakersfield.

We were greeted immediately and provided chips and salsa as we waited for our order. The pupusas…read moreare stuffed generously with cheese and so delicious. For the Majahual Especial, we most appreciated how the yucca is fried in such a way it isn't too dry, and the fried plantain was also caramelized and packed with flavor. It came with a little peice of what was probably salvadorean queso fresco which was light, crumbly, and paired very well with the other components. The hot sauce is not very spicy, but delicious when eaten with any of the dishes. Price point is excellent for the flavor and serving size.

Let me start by saying this humble little place has really good food. If you're craving some good…read morepupusas don't look any further. Pupusas are mouthwatering , best I've had in town. There's a lot variety in the menu, a lot of delicious options to choose from, even sea food. I definitely recommend this hidden gem, can't go wrong with the food and great service!

The food here was amazing! The service was equally as great. It's not a large restaurant but it has…read moreenough room to accommodate guests! Very authentic and the waitress is super kind! Will definitely be back! I had the pupusas and chorizo con huevo!

I have no pictures on this location of the food but I can say I followed them from when they were…read morelocated by Edison hwy. This place is small but don't let that stop you from trying some authentic cuisine. My go to is the chicken soup that is served with tortillas, rice and salad. I'm always greeted with a smile and they have daily lunch specials .