This place was great. Coming from the Midwest and needing some delicious food, this hit all of what we wanted! Can you please have a 2nd location in Iowa???

I literally up the second I saw a banana shake my fave! Everyone is nicee and pleasant feeling like I'm among family. The spot looks and feels like I walked into a Salvador spot with their paintings on the wall. And let's talk about the food comes made to order and Soo delicious. Don't sleep on the pupusas they are authentic to Salvador. I sat at the bar and I legit heard them making my tortillas! You can't get better than that. Happy as a clam and you must try this little gem out.

Wonderful hidden-gem breakfast place. Great value! And the Pupusas are the best. For 1.99! Also soups and Salvadorean dishes.

After a long day at a retreat in Homestead my girlfriends and I decided to have some authentic "fill in the blank" food while in the area... BBQ, Mexican, Cuban, well hello there Salvadorian Cuisine! I have missed having some good pupusa so that's what I went for! This is definitively a diamond in the rough that you must visit coming in or out of the Keys or if in the area. We ordered so much because we were starving & had enough to take home for a few days after of leftovers! Their Queso Frito is a home run hit that you should get as an appetizer. Had a bite of their chicken tostada which was delicious & fresh! Their sweet corn tamale reminded me of my country's own version. So it was a bit of a nostalgic moment in which I placed an order of 2 to go for the week! Their pupusas were hearty & worth every single savory penny! Their "repollo" is always a nice pairing with the dishes. I did order for the main meal (if we even needed one after all that) their beef broth soup (caldo de res). It came w/seasoned yellow rice (cooked in chicken broth). My other GF ordered their typical plate & it was more than fulfilling for the price - steak, sausage, egg, rice, sweet plantains, refried beans = OH MY! To wash it all down I had their maracuya juice (freshly made passion fruit juice). Another nostalgic taste from my country. I was in pure foodie heaven! I cannot wait to check them out again when in the area! Not often but it will sure be my go to spot.

I was in Homestead this past weekend, starving, i could not help myself but to over indulge in deliciousness at this little hole in the wall gem of a place! To get started- an appetizer sampler, filler with variety of snacks, my favorite was queso frito. I ordered a Chicken tostada- the best ever, loved it! I also ordered a pupusa with cheese and chorizo, I did not get to finish it, I ended up having it for breakfast the next day, it was perfect after a couple of minutes in the air-fry (it was sort of like a quesadilla, it was so good). My main course was the 'caldo de res' which i absolutely loved, it had lots of beef, yuca, and so flavorful, it came with a side of white rice, but it was white rice probably cooked in chicken broth, very flavorful. No room for dessert, but I will definitely visit again for caldo de res. Very affordable place. Dinner & drinks for 4 adults was $98.00 Incredible.

Delicious Salvadorean food de de entry prices and quick service. We were so excited to try everything that we probably should have gotten a bitter table. Highlights were the chicken tostada, tamal, and the pupusas which I forgot to snap a pic of. The soup was great too and that was the small!

I hadn't been to this Salvadoran restaurant in a really long time, but we were in the area and wanted some Salvadoran food! It was empty so service was pretty quick. The place was quiet and the girls waitressing were nice. Everything we ordered was delicious! My parents ordered the sopa de res grande which they said was really good, had a lot of meat in it unlike other places and it was huge. The pupusas were delicious as well, and for the price you can't go wrong with them! We got the frijoles y queso ones and the revueltas. The tamale de elote was pretty good too. And the. We also ordered the Plato típico which brought rice, a piece of steak, chorizo, frijoles, crema, maduros y cuajada. The meat was soo yummy and tasty. I really didn't care for the chorizo though and the rice. The rice tasted soft and mushy, not my favorite. There's been some improvements since my last visit several years ago! But definitely the spot to go grab some pupusas if you're in the area. Will be going back more often now! :)

Yay this place was great. You know it's a good sign when the house is packed! To drink: -jugo de mango: tasted like fresh mango! -yellow cherry juice: perfect balance of sweet and tart! To eat: -cheese and jalapeño pupusa- delicious soft and crunchy! Served with pickled cabbage and red and green salsa -bean pupusa-just okay, stick to something with cheese -carne tostada- meat is a little chewy. But dressed with great toppings -sweet corn tamale - NEED to get this app. It is so sweet with the delicious corn paired with the sour cream sauce -Plato Tipico: be prepared for a lot of food! Carne, pork, rice and beans, option for a fried egg. A very nice lunch!