Friendly service, not the fastest but the FLAVOR is amazing! I def recommend this place, I can't wait to come and try more of their menu.

My friend told me about this place ...the pupusas are made fresh. Very delicious. My husband had steak tacos. We also ordered fried plantains with sour cream and horchatas...overall, very good food!

The food was delicious!! So glad I found this place far from home but yet so close. Food was tasty. The pupusas were on point. The tamales were amazingly flavorful, and can't forget their platanos Fritos with crema and beans. And their hand made tortillas to go with the beef soup, just wow delicious!

Pupusas are delicious and has just the right amount of filling. I ordered 2 queso con pollo & 1 frijol con queso and they filled me up. Great spot for pupusas. I wonder if they do party trays...

Wow!!! Pupusas de Revueltas were spectacular!! So glad I found this place and finally tried it!!!

I've been to this restaurant more than a handful of times. The taste of their food is very delicious. It's a small restaurant off a busy street. It's very clean and employees are very nice. Its kid friendly and they do not sell alcohol. It's a Salvadorian restaurant and they also sell Mexican food. I normally get pupusas. Today I had a pupusa of Jalapeño with cheese, a corn tamale and fried yucca. These are my preferred dishes on their menu. The food is very authentic and delicious. I recommend you try this restaurant when in Vallejo, you will not be disappointed.

Food is great here and Jay is a sweetheart. I ordered Salpicon which came with homemade tortilla with a Hibiscus Jamaica. So Good!!

I want to start by saying the 4 stars are for the food. That's it. If we're considering atmosphere, location, customer service... This would be a 3 star review at best. Let me explain: The Good Stuff: We ordered 4 revuelta pupusas. These babies are stuffed with cheese, beans, and pork (ground chicharrones typically). So texturally, they're pretty one dimensional. However, flavor wise, they're delicious when eaten fresh. The best parts are when the cheese oozes out a little bit and gets that crisp on the griddle. SO good! Top them with the curtido, which is a pickled slaw, and some salsa. Their salsa isn't spicy at all.. so if you can't stand the heat, go to this kitchen. LOL We also tried the empanadas, tamale de elote (sweet corn), horchata and a plantain plate which came with fried plantains, crema, and refried beans. The tamal was soo good! The masa was light, fluffy, and perfectly sweet. This was served with crema and a small block of salty cheese (cotjia? not sure). The empanadas were sweet. They're basically mashed plantains, stuffed with a light, sweet custard, which is then fried and rolled in sugar. This wasn't bad but I could have done without it since we already had the side dish of plantains to work with. Plantains with crema and refried beans are such a comfort food to me. It feels grounding, which is kind of weird considering I didn't grow up with this type of dish (or anything similar) at all, but it just hits all the flavor notes! Sweet, creamy, salty, just yum! Horchata was delicious. Not chalky, perfectly creamy, cinnamony, and sweet! Get this to wash your meal down with. The Not So Great Stuff: This location can only be entered from one side of the street. If you don't come from the same side of the street the restaurant is located on, you won't be able to cut across from the other side. Parking is small, but this place isn't really poppin like that, so most likely this won't be an issue. Wait time is looooooooong so if you're calling in an order for pick up, give yourself a good amount of time. If you're dining in, prepare for at least 20-30 min. I feel like this is fairly typical, but it can feel long if there isn't even anyone else in the restaurant. It looked like they had a lot of to go orders and door dash orders though, so that might set the kitchen back a bit. When we came in, there were two really young girls working the front. They weren't really friendly, and they definitely gave off the "I have to work here" vibe. A family business is something you should feel even more invested in, because it's yours.. right? Anyways.. we asked a few questions because their menu is pretty small and not self explanatory. When we asked about a few items on the menu, the girls were not able to provide descriptive answers at all. There was zero enthusiasm on their end.. but that's okay. I'm here for the food anyways. After we ordered, we took a seat and watched Final Destination on their TV. The atmosphere was sooooo lacking. Can I just say I'm not in the mood to watch full on sex scenes or people dying and their guts flying while I'm eating? Maybe that's just me. When we finally got our food, they forgot to bring our horchatas, the curtido, and the salsa. I had to ask for the curtido and salsa twice. Their salsa is different from any salsa I've ever had. It tastes kind of like tomato sauce, without any herbs. It was pretty bland. The curtido was served in a jar and meant to be self served with tongs. I do wonder about the cleanliness of this but I like that I was able to eat as much of it as I wanted. So do with that, what you will. If you're worried about hygiene and Covid safety practices, this is probably not the place for you. The salsa was served in a syrup style pitcher. It was honestly kind of hard to open and pour, but I might just be uncoordinated lol All in all, I will always be back for the food. This is my first time dining in, and I'm not really in a hurry to be back to do it again.