Salvadoran Restaurants near Duarte, CA

“Food is really good and at a fair price, the service is spectacular and the atmosphere is down home, you would think you were in El Salvador at an eatery, do go, you'll like itParking: It is a shopping center, plenty of parkingKid-friendliness: Friendly atmosphere for kidsWheelchair accessibility: Plenty of seating for wheelchairs“

“Had a day off so my BF and I looked up brunch spots and found this gem. It was so good and he said he would come back too. We ordered the pupusa's with scrambled eggs and I ordered a caramel iced coffee and he got some cucumber juice. We definitely suggest this place and we will definitely be returning.“

“Seriously, the Best Pupusas around! always lots of fillings in them. Great Customer service. Very Friendly staff. My only go to for the best Pupusas. Well done!“

“I LOVE TO COME OVER "EL JIREH" TO HAVE MY BREAKFAST OR ANY MEAL TIME.FOOD IS SO DELICIOUS AND THE DRINKS ARE AMAZING.THE PERSONAL STAFF IS SO FRIENDLY AND PROFESSIONAL...PRICES ARE SO FAIR.I'LL RECOMMEND IT TO MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS...IT'S A CLEAN ENVIRONMENT...Kid-friendliness: IT'S A FAMILY ENVIRONMENT AND FEEL FREE TO BRING YOUR KIDS.Wheelchair accessibility: MAIN ENTRANCE HAS A DOUBLE DOOR ACCESSIBLE FOR WHEEL CHAIRS...“

“The waiter recommended the Caldo de Gallina and Wow great recommendation…it was super tasty and just the right amount of serving and the price was fair. The service was wonderful I would recommend this place if your looking for fresh clean meal.“

“Food is always fresh and very tasty. Our usuals are Plato de carne asada, Torta de carne asada & Sopes de carne asada. Red salsa is delicious. Green salsa not so much. Their breakfast is always a hit as well. And their prices are the best. Check them out!“

“I came here a day after I had visited the VCHOS food truck for pupusas. The food truck charged $10 for TWO pupusas. This place only charges $3.50 each! I initially thought for $3.50 they can't be better than VCHOS, but they ARE!!! I ordered 6 Revueltas to go and they were amazing! The curtido and salsa roja are sooooo good too! You might wait a little bit but it's totally worth it because the food is made fresh to order and HOT! The ladies there are really nice too! They only accept cash or zelle though so be prepared for that. It's a total hole in the wall not visible from main streets, but those are always the BEST places! Now I know where I will spend my time waiting for my car when it's being washed at the Alamo. And I will not be going back to the food truck. Give 'em a try!“

“Machaca, bean and cheese, quesabirra tacos are delicious. Caldo de res had a little too many pieces of fat according to my dieting wife. Phone order pick up went smooth and quick. Definitely will be returning. Anyone know how's their menudo? Taco Tuesday specials advertised.“

“I've only tried the pupusas from this place, and they are pretty good compared to other restaurants in the area. So this review is for the pupusas ONLY. having said that, they taste authentic and they are generous with their sauce and curtido. Because of this, I am willing now to try other stuff there. Since the most basic of their cuisine is good, I want to assume the other plates are good as well. Will definitely update. For now food is a 5 service is a 4.“

“Been going there since I was young and they still got it. Pupusas fairly priced compared to how much they are in LA. Waitresses are super welcoming. But I do recommend that you know how to speak a bit Spanish so you can order comfortably :)“

“This is another review of a popup that I tried as a result of them having been at Trademark Brewing a couple months ago (being one of my favorite local breweries, and a great place to pair beer with all manner of types of food, as their food vendor changes daily.) I will note, the pupusas themselves (that is, the exterior corn-dough part) were a little dry compared to my favorite ones (at our local farmers market), but the pork pupusa had a lot of pork in it, and the pork was pretty tasty, pulled pork-style pork, and not too salty (I feel like that's a fairly common problem with meat pupusas). Tons of great, melty cheese, too. Couldn't really taste the loroco in the loroco pupusa though, mostly just tasted like cheese, so if they were back in the future, I'd definitely go for two meat ones. More flavorful curtido than my favorite farmers market vendor, too (and I like their curtido a lot - Vchos' was even better, though.) Also loved that, for only a quarter more pupusa, you can also add jalapenos, which if you like peppers, I would solidly recommend. I also added a side of plantains for $1.50, which was the perfect amount to accompany the pupusas. Great plantains, too. So, overall, I'd say, while they could've been a little less dry, I *would* definitely pay $11 for that meal again ($9 for two pupusas + adding jalapenos to both + plantains) if I saw them at Trademark again.“

“Él mejor restaurante se los Garantizo que lo biciten Seran super atendidos.“