Salvadoran Restaurants near Bronx, NY

“Wonderful food I give it a 10“

“Very good for a central American food“

“Omg. The Chicken and cheese pupusas are one of the best pupusas around the area. Aside from lorroco y queso ones. I recommend them.The chicken and cheese pupusas are well-made delicacies with a unique flavor and good ? ? apart from the lorroco and cheese ones ? ?“

“Update as of 4/01/2022The food is still bussin bussin. Everything is made to order. It's fresh delicious and above all, seasoned.This is a nice hidden little gem. The food here was amazing. The Popusas here taste great and actually have flavor. Didn't expect much from the skirt steak (churrasco) but it was excellent. Seasoned and cooked perfectly, it was very juicy and tasty overall.The atmosphere is ok, dark little place with not too many windows, staying in is definitely an option but taking the food to go is great as well.“

“Best chicken cutlet in the area. Left a note for an order specification that they were not seeing (that I was not aware about). I left a lower than usual review because it was happening more than once as I am a regular customer. Immediately they were on it. The next time I placed an order I received a phone call from the owner herself to make sure they knew what went wrong and how they could fix it. This business truly values their customers and really go the extra mile. Great food and great people make for a great experience! Highly recommend to all in the bayside area!“

“Trekked over to this spot in Queens as I’ve been craving some papusas lately. The place has a chill vibe - art and maps of El Salvador on the walls with soccer playing on the tele. So far so good, and when you see papusas with loroco, a Central American herb commonly added to papusas as one of the options I knew I was in the right place. I ordered three - loroco, chipilin, and chicharron. All were delicious - a little char on the outside, full of hot melted cheese and awesome with a bit of their green chile sauce to provide some kick. Delicious, and great value - just what I was looking for.“

“Bahía Restaurant: Immerse yourself in culinary paradise with its seafood soup, pupusas and more. In short, a symphony of Latin flavors that will transport you. Accompanied by their exquisite sangria, each bite is a sensory adventure that will leave you longing for more.“

“delicious food amazing fresh fruit drinks!!“

“Amazing authentic Mexican/ Salvadoran cuisine. Three of us tried: 1) torta milanesa - chicken was tender and the bread was soft, very filling, we brought half home, 2) seafood soup- so much seafood (crab, fish, shrimp, mussels, squid, clam) and huge- very big, good to share among 3 people if you're sampling lots of dishes, 3) birria tacos which were flavorful and fresh (didn't come with consommé), 4) al pastor tacos, touch of sweetness, 5) pork, cheese, beans papusa (very filling, we shared 1, 6) guacamole which was presented in a traditional bowl and wasn't too spicy and 7) a elote tamale but haven't tried it yet bc we were so full so we packed it to-go. Service was good and the place had fun music videos playing. We would gladly come back. Everything was fresh, tasty and affordable.“