Salvadoran Restaurants near Sherman Oaks, CA

“Location is small, but has about 3-4 small tables indoor and 2 small ones outside. It's gets pretty busy around lunch time, but food is good and service is quick. The lady in the front is really nice. You can phone order ahead of time.“

“This place is absolutely delicious. The service was great we got seated right away and our waiter who seemed like the owner as well did an amazing job giving us the best customer service. The food is some of the best Salvadorian food I've had in a restaurant, definitely tastes more homemade which I love. I definitely recommend this spot and I hope to be back soon!“

“The food was delicious. Very friendly & welcoming customer service. I loved the outdoor dining. The flowers smelled so good. Great ambiance. Freshly squeezed orange Juice. & Aqua Fresca. Opens at 7AM- 3PM.Serves breakfast & lunch.“

“The truth is, the food here is super delicious today I ate a delicious leg soup, a chicken bread, the pupusas, the banana empanadas with cream, we also bought a chicken soup, the tamales and to finish the rolls that have cream in the middle wow I give you a ✨?✨ this restaurant is small but great??“

“Best pupusas in San Fernando valley ! I love their food very tasty and the service is amazing, I can eat their pupusas every single day and will never get tired, plus they treat you as a family I always feel very welcome, the restaurant is always clean. I recommend it 100% .Parking: Always parking available“

“I ordered pupusas, cheese, beans and cheese, and beans, cheese and chicharrones. The pupusas were delicious and served with curtido and the tomato sauce. They are fairly large and would recommend perhaps 2 per person at most. Now if you’re extra hungry, try the plátanos with beans and “crema”. They were delicious. The young woman who took my order over the phone was super friendly. My to go had napkins, silverware, and everything was packed neatly. I’d definitely recommend you try the food.“

“I don't live in the valley but I have ordered pupusas to go and they are always delicious. The service is fast and friendly. I recommend this spot whenever I'm asked for a good pupusas spot. Keep an eye out for their mid week specials, just don't eat too many pupusas or your heart will hate you?“

“I have come to their new spacious location and loved it.Prices are great, service is good too. I have bought their yucca, chiles rellenos, tamales, empanadas, pupusas, and pastelitos in bulk for a birthday party. It was the best. I have gone back at least 4 times, and I have always been ver pleased with the food, service and prices. I highly recommend it.“

“Con Sabor has amazing pupusas! We stopped by here yesterday and were surprised by the large menu, with El Salvadorean and Mexican specialties. The restaurant is super clean inside, and has an "A" rating from the health department. About those pupusas: we ordered pork and queso and shrimp and queso. The pupusas were light, not heavy like some we have had. They were crispy and had a great flavor! Also, they put a gallon size container of curtido at our table; very much appreciated since we love topping our pupusas with this. You will not be disappointed at this restaurant and we can't wait to go back. Muy bien!!“

“Got the carne asada burrito and it was delicious! It had a mild tamarind flavor which was different. The lady that helped me was very nice and offered a variety of hot sauces and packed them up for me. Definitely a go to spot if you don't eat meat but are craving the flavor! It also had several tables inside for dining in.“

“I highly recommend this place for its authentic Salvadoran food and excellent service. I've visited this place three times and each time I have left satisfied. If there is one thing that could be improved, it would be to have two separate lines, one for food and one for baked goods. This would help reduce wait times. Also, parking can be a bit tricky and tight, so I recommend parking on the street. Overall, it's a great place that I would definitely visit again.“

“We love Gloria's. The ambience is not what you come for! Service is very good and staff is super nice and friendly. We love the fundido and it is addictive! Guacamole is tangy and delicious. Chips are okay. The enchiladas,tacos, and the carnitas are to die for. Margaritas are refreshing and strong. We will definitely be back!“

“The best place for the best of two worlds. Foods from El Salvador and Mexico. I went here recently and have tried their pupusas, and I can say, they are the best in the valley. The fajitas mixtas were also really good. The meats are cooked to perfection and leave you wanting another plate. I really recommend this place!!“

“The Pupusas were delicious not greasy at all. They taste freshly made. The horchata was also very good. I was impressed, andI don't mind waiting when i know that the food is freshly made! I would come back if we find ourselves in that area again. The service was also good.“

“This place is in a small shopping center corner with 3 other businesses, and very little parking. The resurant is very small with 5 or 6 tables. It's not loud at all the only thing you hear is them cooking . The wait was a little long considering my gf and I were the only ones there at the moment .. they might have other others I'm not sure but the wait was my only complaint.. but everything came out hot and fresh so that might have been why.. the food was pretty good the tortillas were nice hot and fresh. The lady that took our order was nice and overall left full .. I'll be back later in the future“

“After the old El Salvador restaurant I use to go to went out of business I had to find a new one. I tried a few places and I didn't like it, luckily I found El Trebol. Food is amazing, it's always fresh! I have read a couple reviews in which they say the food took a long time to come out and all I have to say about that is DUH! Food here is fresh and made to order. The pupusas are some of the best I've had! Anytime I'm feeling under the weather I get the sopa de gallina india which is salvi version of chicken noodle soup without the noodles and a lot more veggies. This place is great do yourself a favor and check it out!“

“Carne Asada 8/10- very nice portion size. they had beans, rice, lettuce, onions (amazing), some vegetables and the carnePupusa (10/10)- the chicken was amazing!! So flavorful. Also got the steak and regular and they were so so amazing.It came with some sort of tomato base soup which tasted so delicious and some fermented vegetables.The wait was a little long, 25 min, but you know it’s real then.10/10 would eat here again. Thank you“

“This has to be the best pupusas I've ever had in my Life. It has to be because of the care the mom/cook of the business takes on your order. I got the bean and cheese with loroco pupusa; absolutely delicious. The corn meal masa was perfect texture meaning she mixes it well. The refried beans were also made with lard and tasty and not too salty. Definitely ordering this pupusa again. The daughter let me order a pupusa without cheese (since all the pupusa options come with cheese), and I appreciated that. I got pure shredded beef in the pupusa and the seasoning of the meat was perfect. Definitely paired well with the masa. This is right next to my work so I'm definitely coming back when I'm in the mood for authentic and heartwarming pupusas at this family run small business!!!“

“I enjoy the steak sandwich. It's like a Latin Hoagie. Flavorful and the bread is lightly toasted so you get a slight crunch in every bite. If you're into hot subs, Philly cheesesteak type of sandwich. This sandwich doesn't disappoint.“

“My favorite thing here is the sopa de res, it's pure comfort food. It comes with 2 tortillas and a small side of rice, I also usually ask for a small side of curtido. I'm not that familiar with Salvadoran food, so I was thinking Mexican tortillas the first time I ordered, but it's the soft, thick, handmade Salvadoran corn tortillas. So yummy. Enough for two people (or one very hungry person like me). It's not cheap (I think around $15) but totally worth it. The pupusas are also tasty. It takes about 15-20 minutes to prep the food, so you might want to call it in ahead of time if you are in a hurry. $1 extra charge if you use a credit card. Employees are masked. They sell gallinas rellenas and tamales de pollo for Thanksgiving and Christmas. When I went last week, the hours on their door were 9am to 7:30pm every day. The people who work there are really nice. I don't know how much English they speak. I show up speaking bad Spanish and they roll with it.“

“(Translated by Google) Here you find everything to feel Salvadoran!From sweets to food that makes you feel special as if you were in your land!(Original)Aqui encuentras todo para sentirte salvadoreño!Desde dulces hasta comida que te hace sentir especial como si estubieras en tu tierra!“

“I always order for pick-up but the place is great the service is marvelous and the food is delicious can't go nowhere else for authentic Mexican food best place on earth recommend it highly give it a try you will be back promiseParking: Limited space for parking due to the other shopping center shops“

“Got pupusas, caldo de pata, platanos, pasteles, desayunos, and quesadillas for the whole family and every one loved every dish. We will definitely be back. If you do have a large order, just order ahead of time and have patience with the lovely people that work here.“

“Tried two of their flavors and let me just say... this place is absolutely amazing. This has to be the BEST place in the area to get a great tasting pupusa. The staff here are very welcoming and friendly. Inside there's plenty of seating and it's very comfortable inside! I would recommend to come here!!!! :)“

“The pupusas are amazingly delicious omg can't wait to order again service was ok the lady that took my order was kinda nonchalant not very nice maybe cause I'm a girl cause other gentleman came in and she greeted them very nicely i would definitely go back for the pupusas“

“One of my favorite pupusa spots in Los Angeles. The women who own/run the restaurant are very humble, my family and friends always give me great remarks when I bring these to pot lucks. I definitely recommend giving this place a shot, the bean and cheese pupusa is very delicious!“

“Yelp says this place closes at 9pm, but they actually close at 7pm. Pupusas are a must order. Friend said her bean and cheese pupusa was literally beans on one half and cheese on the other half. I guess it was flattened out the wrong way when cooking. I tried the reveulta and chicken, both are delicious with curtido and salsa (not spicy). Plantains are delicious, especially with the beans and cream. Fried yucca was good. Service is nice and accommodating. This place was not busy at all on a Sunday night. This is a great place to satisfy any pupusa craving.“

“OH MY GOODNESS!! This place has easily become an all-time favorite after just two visits!! Hands down, best pupusas I've ever eaten. For anyone who is picky or just has a preference about their pupusas 'region of flavor', these are from El Salvador (which is where you want the from), where the dish originates!MUST TRY:- Any/all Papusas (I got the bean and cheese but added carne and OMG!)- Fried corn tamales- Chicken tamale (cooked, wrapped in grape leaves)- Fried plantainsParking: The restaurant is location in a small multi-shop plaza, so parking all depends on the time of day each shop is busy. Each time I've been there, there was parking right in front of it!“

“The food has a homemade flavor, both Honduran and Mexican and the women who serve are very friendly, the place is small and a little old but they keep it very clean and pleasant...????????Parking: This place is behind the Laurel Canyon Target, has plenty of parking.“

“It's a decent place. I like several things off their menu, their pupusas are good, their Canoas and empanadas are very good. I always take my food to go since I live close and the place is very small with only like 4 tables. They always have music playing but since it's small the place it's always empty and most people that go also get their food to go. It's good if you want Salvadoran food to go“

“Took my little brother for some breakfast today and decided we would try a new spot. So I looked a little online and found this spot really close to me and thought I'd give it a try. First impression walking in I thought it was small but it actually has a good amount of seating in a little side room. They only have one person working the front which is also waiting all the tables which he does a great job being the only one he had excellent customer service and was always attentive. My food experience was not the greatest. I ordered the pupusa ranchera which to me was something new it had great flavor but it became too mushy with all the salsa. I also ordered the plantains which was very hard and not sweet at all it was paired with beans and crema which made it a bit better. My brother ordered the house special with bacon he loved the hash brown and eggs but the bacon was really salty and hard to finish the pancakes were great moist and very flavorful. He also ordered a bean and cheese pupusa which had very little cheese it was all bean unfortunately but he loved the taste just wished the cheese and bean was a little more balanced in the pupusa.“