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Address: 6601 4th St NW Suite H, Albuquerque, NM 87107
Phone: (505) 503-1575
Website: http://orderelpapaturrorestaurantsalvadorianfood.com/
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Reviews
Jairo Alvarado
SALVADOR PUPUSAS AND TAMALES. I like the fish and the pan con pollo. Sundays after church is always a good day for a visit here. Service is friendly and effective. I recommend you come try it out. Enjoy whatever you try I am sure you will like. Thank you papá turro staff.
… moreEd Olvera
My only complaint is the curtido could use just a little more vinegar. I had the bite encebollado, and took home some pupusas revueltos for my wife. The food is delicious! You can taste the pride and love in the cooking.
… moreRandall Cooper
They have great PUPUSAS, I would recommend the pupusas over any others I have eaten in Albuquerque restaurants. The Curtido (like a slaw) is excellent. Their food is authentic. A MUST EAT AT PLACE. This is a family run business and is not a chain store!!!! GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!!! FOOD IS FRESH!!!!!
… moreSean M
Super friendly family-ran restaurant. Authentic and traditional Salvadorian meals. A nice family atmosphere. Could be fun for the kiddies to try some foods from another culture there! The host was very patient and explained the meal items. I tried the pupusas and they are a Salvadorian staple. Super tasty and a few pupusas will fill you up! I also tried the Platillo Feliz (Happy Plate) and all of the items are a safe bet! Highly recommended!
… moreGordon Keyler
My wife spotted this one day when we were eating at Dave’s Valley Grill next door. It took a while as we kept forgetting about it. How I wish we had eaten here sooner! The food is fantastic, especially the Papusa! I had the bean and cheese stuffed papusa. It’s flavorful without the heavy feeling of frijoles and the cheese is creamy. Be sure to add the cabbage and tomato to it. I recommend the Happy Plate as you can sample several items along with the Papusa such as plantains, a vegetable empanada, yucca root and a desert type food that I forget the name of. All of it is incredible. The staff is warm, friendly and patient in explaining the menu. All in all a wonderful experience. We’ll be back, often!
… moreEmmaRae Jaramillo
I visited this restaurant after a good friend recommended it, as we love pupusas and were excited to try a new place. Unfortunately, from the moment I walked in, the experience was disappointing!!
When I entered, two employees simply stared at me, there was no greeting or acknowledgment. I approached the counter on my own, only to be met with the same silence. Due to a recent theft of my wallet, I am currently using Apple Pay. When I asked if they accepted tap to pay, the employee made it unnecessarily difficult, stating their system “has problems,” would need to be reset, if I cause it problems with paying and asking if I had any other form of payment. This was said in a way that felt dismissive and inconvenient rather than helpful.
When I proceeded to order, the employee appeared visibly irritated that I was placing an order at all. I mentioned that this was our first visit and that the experience hadn’t been great so far due to the attitude and lack of hospitality. There was no response…just a blank stare.
First impressions matter, and basic customer service like greeting guests and being kind goes a long way. Unfortunately, none of that was present during our visit. Because of this experience, I don’t see us returning or recommending this restaurant to others.
… moreWhen I entered, two employees simply stared at me, there was no greeting or acknowledgment. I approached the counter on my own, only to be met with the same silence. Due to a recent theft of my wallet, I am currently using Apple Pay. When I asked if they accepted tap to pay, the employee made it unnecessarily difficult, stating their system “has problems,” would need to be reset, if I cause it problems with paying and asking if I had any other form of payment. This was said in a way that felt dismissive and inconvenient rather than helpful.
When I proceeded to order, the employee appeared visibly irritated that I was placing an order at all. I mentioned that this was our first visit and that the experience hadn’t been great so far due to the attitude and lack of hospitality. There was no response…just a blank stare.
First impressions matter, and basic customer service like greeting guests and being kind goes a long way. Unfortunately, none of that was present during our visit. Because of this experience, I don’t see us returning or recommending this restaurant to others.
Rosa
This was our first time eating Salvadorean food in ABQ and we had a blast! We enjoyed every single piece of tamal, pupusa, salad juice!! Fried Yuca on point, good parking. Definitely we’ll back!
… moreNancy Benton
Great little restaurant. The pupusas were full of flavor. I liked the bean and cheese and my husband enjoyed the cheese one. They are very filling. We each got 3 but could only eat 2 each. The waitress was helpful and patient with us. I do recommend giving them a try.
… moreelisa love
Here’s my honest opinion when it comes Salvadoreño restaurants in Albuquerque. This restaurant is #1 when it comes to authentic, taste, freshness and value. The pupusa’s are huge and delicious no other compares. Restaurant El Salvadoreño On Bridge comes in #2. Gobble This is in far last at #3, but this is only because their food is way overpriced coming at $20 a plate for 1 pupusa. I would definitely recommend to not try Yarling’s Pupuseria as bad reviews for that restaurant are 100% true.
… moreJ J
Do not pass this place up! The food here is delicious! The pupusas are big and very filling. For the first time I tried a pupusa filled with bean, cheese and green chile and I fell in love. I couldn’t get enough. This restaurant is a no frills hole in the wall. The staff is friendly and the food comes out relatively fast. The menu is very affordable. Beware: the pupusas are very addicting so be sure to get more than one.
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