This spot is a small, family-owned place, and it definitely gets packed--so be prepared for a…read morecrowd. The food is consistently good, and I find myself coming back often. Their green sauce deserves a shout-out--it's one of the best parts of the meal. I've noticed their prices have gone up quite a bit over the past few years, which is expected in this economy, but worth mentioning if you haven't been here in a while. Overall, it's a solid go-to if you're in the area and want a family-style meal that hits the spot.

I just picked up four chickens paid almost $70. They only gave me one small sauce for all four…read morechickens. When I asked for more the lady said she was going to have to charge me $8 for an extra sauce. That's almost half of a chicken. When I asked if I could speak with the owner she said she was not available, but then a lady came out from the back and said what does she want, I gave her a sauce as if I just didn't spend almost $70 there. The customer service here is poor and I will not be returning to this location. I rather drive further to the Holbrook location.

If you want to find the best pupusas ever, this is the place, I promise you…read more The food here is awesome! The prices are fair. Its a very small restaurant, do not miss it. The only down side is that the music is so loud, you can not even have a conversation with the person sitting across from you. Other then that great place.

Delicious Salvadoran; Latin American food, always fresh always tasty great service for dining In…read moreand also good for take out and delivery 7 days a week

Great professional service, Food outstanding…read more Joel was a great host! Wait staff very attentive.

I visited here as a party of 2. We were seated quickly and a server took our drink orders quickly…read more The service was good. The server was attentive and knowledgeable. Our order came out correct and timely. We were sat in the side area which was decorated to appear like it was half inside and half outside. It was a water feature and live plants which was nice. The food was ok, and the drinks were great. Although it was cute and had ample seating at the bar, inside, and outside, I don't know that I would return unless asked by someone else. The food was just ok and there are a number of other places in the surrounding areas that serve much better Spanish food. If you decide to go, the empanadas were the best thing we ate during our visit. They seemed to be "home made" which was nice.

Excellent Food and Drinks Great Place to have Parties and…read moreSocialize wit friends and family alike

From my first visit over 24 years ago... consistency and quality does not waiver. From my fave…read morestarter; arepas blanco con queso... make sure you ask for some aji to add a lil kick. A nice refajo to wash it down and then my constant and fave dish, La bandeja casa vieja. Not sure what they marinate the chicken in but oh Lawdy.... Heaven My fiancé had the #6- chicken enchiladas. All he kept saying was the (black) beans were "on fire" he loved them. Many if not most entrees served with rice and beans and my dish, sweet plantain. Private parking - conveniently located on the corner so access from Pine Aire or Brentwood Road. Priced accordingly, Spanish AND English spoken so no need to fret. But go for it... practice your college Spanish 101 . Buen provecho

I came in here with a large party for a birthday and ordered the bandeja paisa with the pork…read morerinds, steak, and chicken with rice and beans. The pork rinds were my favorite. The grilled steak was very well done and I had to use a knife and fork to cut it in pieces. The chicken tastes smoky and kind of stiff. You need to use a knife to cut it into pieces. The rice was very good with the beans. Very seasoned and somewhat salty rice. Everything is overly well done and steak and chicken are very thin and wide pieces. The whole interior reminds you of living in South America with the floor square tiles in orange like a bathroom. There are many red gated fences all over the restaurant. Seems like I'm in eating in Colombia. I did not feel like I was in America and the sky was very cloudy that day like in Colombia where it is gloomy and cloudy fogginess type of vibe. There is a lot of parking spots though.

Food was delicious, the service was great, & they didn't take long to get our orders out! We love…read moregoing to Pollos Mario when we visit Brentwood.

Excellent food and friendly staff. Had little issue but it was resolved right away with great…read morereplacement. Will refer to friends and families. Regards, Salman Zafar

My family and I were looking for a Halal restaurant for dinner and we came across La Estacion…read more Located in Brentwood, the restaurant is very large with a lot of indoor seating and outdoor space that also includes a kid's playground. We tried various dishes from the menu. From the Chicken Makhni, Chicken Achari, Beef Nihari, Chana Masala all had very good Pakistani flavor. I thought the Chicken Makni was a little sweet for me. Their Pani Puri station is nice. The restaurant has a wide variety of items on their menu. They also have many Peruvian dishes if you're not in the mood for Pakistani food.

Always a good food ,service, and atmosphere. Been coming here for years and constantly great…read moreexperience. They make a mean mojito!

A nice quiet home style restaurant the staff is friendly and welcoming, the food is always great…read more For years it's been my go to birthday dinner. Great margaritas too.

I must admit, I know next to nothing about Salvadoran and Honduran sweet breads and pastries ("pan…read moredulces"), but that was no problem when I visited the lovely Lela's Bakery in Central Islip, because everything I saw looked delicious, and everything I tried WAS delicious, even if I am not sure what they were called. I was hungry for lunch, so to start, I had some tasty bean and loroco pupusas, washed down with a cup of horchata. I hadn't had loroco before (the flower buds of a vine, tasting similar to broccoli) but it was great. Next was a big selection of pan dulces to take home for my family to sample. The woman behind the counter was kind and patient, helping me to choose a dozen or so different breads, all of which turned out to be excellent. Besitos, conchas, the crispy, peppery pan de nudos were a few I remember. Anything left over, have it with your coffee the next morning, you will thank me.

Here from out of town, happened to be within walking distance and glad I was! Authentic Salvadorian…read morepupusas, yummy pan dulces. It was busy with Spanish-speaking patrons so I took that to be a good sign. If you don't speak Spanish, it would be helpful to know what you want going in. Don't bother with all the fast food in the area, this is fast and real, and good!