Great place to get some yummy Pupusas! They have different pupusas to pick from and the perfect…read morepairings to go with them. Their website/address was a little confusing to figure out so make sure you're entering in the correct location.

Come celebrate the national Hispanic heritage month at La bodega market and Pupuseriq introduces a…read morevibrant mix of flavors to Atlanta. At The Window, guests can enjoy Salvadoran-inspired pupusas . This national dish of Salvador is a gluten-free dish made with thick tortilla, and delicious fillings ( vegan options available) - and are made fresh every day They have some amazing Cubano's and Cortado on the menu so don't forget to check them all out. Everything I tasted was so delicious. It was lovely to have met Jeanette Katz , the owner and visionary behind this Pupuseriq . Thanks @amandaleesburg for having me over . Inside the market, shoppers will find Georgia-grown produce, goods crafted by local makers, Located in one of Atlanta's most dynamic neighborhoods, La Bodega offers both a culinary destination and a community hub. National Hispanic heritage month Atlanta food , Salvador flavours, Atlanta food blogger , new restaurant, Latin cuisine , vegan .

No me gustó para nada la verdad el pollo estaba muy mal no se miraba para nada antojoso otras veces…read moredan mejor el pollo pero esta vez me decepcionó estaba demasiado cosido ósea para nada bueno Pollo Frito Con Tajadas

Ordered online. The person who welcomed me in was sweet and the pupusas tasted amazing! Affordable…read moreand good portion. Inside looked nice as well. Definitely coming back

I wanted to like this place so bad. I sat at the bar and wanted to get a cocktail while I waited…read morefor my to go food, but a drink would have cost me something like $15! I couldn't believe they didn't have any specials offered to try and get more business because I was the only one in there when I went. I was sooo excited to find a place closer than norcross than has pandebono. I got 3 of those and some Colombian empanadas for mi paisa de Colombia to go. I am not exaggerating when I say the pandebono were ROCK hard!! We were laughing to keep from crying when we went to take a bite. They were completely inedible. The place was nice and clean on the inside, but unfortunately the little things I tried were very very bad.

So we came to try some pupusas and they didn't disappoint. My fave was actually the chicharron with…read morecheese was amazing. They are $4 and they a good big size. Ee tried the Colombian empanadas but they were ok. The horchata was really yummy but I think it sucks that it isn't refilled with costing $6 so they should.

We walked in expecting a small mom & pop restaurant. Instead, it was a pretty decent sized place…read morefully equipped with ice cream, frappuccino, & other desserts on the left.. On the right, is all dine-in settings. I do regret not taking pictures of the setting but, managed to take some of the yummy food! I'd recommend this place to anyone out for an adventure to the local Latina ambiance. This plaza is 1 of them. They also offer delivery & orders for pick-up as some dishes may take longer to prepare. For example, Tamales de Pollo will take about 7-10mins. Papusas will take about 10 mins. On the dessert area, fresh-squeezed oranges are available... banana split for a good deal is available as well!

The food was ok; but they nickle and dime you for everything. Want tortillas with your carne asada?…read moreThat'll be a dollar? Want them to honor their Yelp check-in offer for free chips and salsa? Dream on. Want a cup of ice water with your meal? That's another dollar.

If you're looking for great tasting Salvadoran dishes you have to check out Papuseria Carla. In all…read moretransparency they do not taste like handmade/homemade Papusas in El Salvador but they do come close. The ambiance was vibrant. It's a bit small in the inside so I ordered my food to go. The wait time was about 20 minutes. I ordered three different types of Papusas (spinach, cheese, beans). I also ordered plantains. The price was ok. The prices for the plantains were a bit pricey for the amount received but the taste was solid.

A humble and authentic papuseria! The service is fast and hospitable, the staff is polite and…read morehelping. It is a small cafe and has limited seating. The cafe is neat and well kept. Their menu is extensive has something for everyone. Their papayas are served hot and fresh. Their smoothies are also great. They serf Nescafé which is amazing. Will definitely come back, highly recommend if in the area.

Yuca Frita Perfection! The best pupusas I have had in years!…read moreNothing fancy, a mom and pop café in a shopping center in Riverdale. And the fried Yuca is wonderful. Crunchy on the outside, fluffy like a baked potato on the inside. Excellent simple Salvadordan perfection.

This is a good to go and cheap spot. If you like pupusas this is definitely a good spot for it…read more They also have a variety of other food such as tamales, chicarrón etc. It is in Riverdale Plaza right at the entrance of it. The people at the register are friendly and helpful.

A must try! The food is freaking amazing! I've been 4 times and when I see those 3 women in the…read morekitchen I now it's going to fire!

Fantastic! Stopped here for lunch, and we were blown away by the quality, portions, and priceread more

I've had a million pupusas and these were dry and the dough wasn't right - where's the cheese?!…read more Pupusas are one of my favorite foods from El Salvador. I've had them in Los Angeles and Richmond Virginia where they have the largest populations outside of El Salvador, yeah I know El Salvador the country is tiny, but that's about 7 million people plus. This is the second time I've eaten here and disappointed, wish they would put more cheese and cook the dough more. As for COVID risk assessment. 7 or 10. Day labors don't like to wear mask and they are not rejecting folks due to the economical instability of the pandemic. Maybe next time I'll try the soup? If they can't make that right, they should consider them self a Salvadorian restaurant.

I have been trying to find a Salvadoran restaurant with good pupusas. El Volcán is family owned…read morewhich is great to support something local and authentic Latino. Unfortunately, the pupusas are small for what you pay for and not the best, they are just ok. However, it settles any craving since Salvadoran restaurants are limited in this area. I ordered the traditional dish with the tamale, chicharrón and yucca. The yucca was good, the tamale was ok and chicharrón was as expected. Nothing amazing. The pupusas lacked loroco. I could barely taste it. The revuelto pupusa was good. My husband's garlic shrimp with rice was good as well. The prices were average, pupusa price was a little expensive for the small pupusa you got. Overall, this place was ok.