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Authentic Salvadoran cuisine – El Salvador’s most notable dish is the “Pupusa”, a thick handmade corn or rice flour flatbread stuffed with many different types of plant or meat based ingredients “A mixture of Native American cuisine from indigenous groups with influences from Spanish cuisine”
Laid-back Salvadoran eatery serving pupusas, empanadas & enchiladas, plus tamales & meat dishes.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2236 S Colorado Blvd, Denver, CO 80222
Phone: (720) 508-3197
Website: http://www.pupusasloverdenver.com/
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PUPUSAS LOVER
Authentic Salvadoran Cuisine. ORDER ONLINE – DENVER LOCATION. 2236 S Colorado Blvd, Denver, CO 80222 · ORDER ONLINE – BOULDER LOCATION.
Pupusas Lover
2525 Arapahoe Ave Unit E1B, Boulder, CO 80302. Boulder Hours Mon : Closed Tue – Sat : 9 AM – 8 PM Sun : 9 AM – 5 PM. 2236 S Colorado Blvd, Denver, CO 80222.
Menu 1 – PUPUSAS LOVER
PUPUSAS traditionally made with corn flour – rice flour available for $1.00+ All gluten free. Vegetarian and vegan option available
Reviews
Carolina Julio
The best pupusas I’ve ever had. We tried the mixed pupusas, chicharrón, and cheese with loroco—all incredibly tasty. The curtido was fresh and delicious as well.
The chicken tamal was very good, and the sweet corn tamales were absolutely delicious (similar to what we call ayacos dulces in Colombia). The coffee with milk was excellent, served in beautiful, handcrafted cups.
The place is well-decorated, very clean, with no strong odors, and the service was great. Highly recommended. ¡Volveremos!
… moreThe chicken tamal was very good, and the sweet corn tamales were absolutely delicious (similar to what we call ayacos dulces in Colombia). The coffee with milk was excellent, served in beautiful, handcrafted cups.
The place is well-decorated, very clean, with no strong odors, and the service was great. Highly recommended. ¡Volveremos!
Paul Bhat
Excellent flavorful food… we came to try this restaurant first time .. and we were surprised amazingly with the taste and flavor of food .
If you are looking for trying something fresh and new food , We recommend it 100%.
… moreIf you are looking for trying something fresh and new food , We recommend it 100%.
Jacob S
Very good little small restaurant that feels so welcoming and cozy. I love the food here and my parents and I always go here whenever they are in town! Another nice thing is that someone who doesn’t eat very much can get just one pupusa, while someone who wants more food can get two or three, or get one of the other entrées.
… moreSalvador Martinez
I was driving by and decided to stop in for lunch. The food was all delicious everything was fresh and hot. I went with the pupusas revuelta rice beans on the side and a large agua fresca ensalada to drink. A must try is the chicken enchiladas so good add the green sauce for spice or red for mild flavor. I love food from El Salvador must say one of the better ones I have had since moving to Colorado. Check this place out.
… moreErin Hoffman-John
Very cute pupusa shop with a wide variety of flavors. The curtido was very fresh and the pupusas nicely grilled. Great flavor on salsa roja also.
… moreEric Huhtala
I had the chorizo & queso, and the jalapeno & queso with steak on top. Both were very tasty, but very distinct flavors! The pickles cabbage was surprisingly good, and is a must have for anyone who even remotely likes sauerkraut! And even if you don’t, you might still like it, since it’s a milder flavor than most sauerkraut.
… moreanibal flores
Good food but for the price I feel like it has became a very expensive place to eat..Pupusas for $5.00 a piece!!! Outrageous..I order a Sopa de pata for $20 and I thought the plate was gonna be better more meat and veggies..I live in Nebraska and I always came to Colorado to eat there but with those prices I will have to think now.
… moreKevin F
First time to try PL for takeout, but was tempted to stay and eat in their little cabana-style space. Would recommend the revuelta pupusa, very simple but tasty! Others have said the service was slow but I was glad to wait for freshly made food as I was prob their first lunch order for the day. The cabbage and carrots and salsa were kinda meh, no pica para nada!
… moreGiselle Cid
Wow what a find!! This restaurant is a gem. The tamales were amazing and moist, the pupusas were also delicious and had plenty of options. The spot is a small business and is located in a plaza full of other ethnic choices. I was pleasantly surprised and everything seemed fresh! I’ll be back.
… moreGrace R-L
Oh this place is awesome. And delicious. Order a pupusa stack (minimum 2 pupusas) for a heavenly meal. We got a solo chicharron pupusa and a pollo y queso pupusa, and the pastelitos (savory empanadas) tradicionales. It was delicious, and the sauce, the slaw, EVERYTHING was so yummy. Wow. I highly recommend – support local, and eat something that feels like love when into it!
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