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Address: 928 N Collins St A, Arlington, TX 76011
Phone: (817) 275-8337
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Reviews
Diego Moreno Ramirez
I went here a couple weeks ago and I am still blown away. First of all the service was very kind and attentive right when you walk in the door. The atmosphere is clean and welcoming. And the food was amazing. We tried the tamales, tacos, and the pupusas and all three were full of flavor and love. I recommend going here if you are in the area for an event at the AT&T stadium, this food is WAY better than the stadium food, or any other food in the area for that matter. A true hidden gem with affordable prices as-well! Please do yourself a favor and enjoy this restaurant with all it offers! You will not be disappointed and will leave very satisfied!
… moreNader Jawhari
Veronica you are such a sweetheart. It was my first time coming in tonight. Food was great but Veronica was even kinder! Thank you!
… moreSecret Shopper
Excellent caldo de res. Good pupusas too! awesome little Salvadoran restaurant right across the street from the Cowboys stadium. Hot fresh food. Friendly staff. You might need to know a little Spanish to order. I always order in Spanish and so I didn’t give her an opportunity to speak English.
… moreDiana Contreras
Cold food no taste sweet bread no flavor will not return waste 35$
… morejohn fierro
My wife brought me here since she has been coming since she was a child. I had the pupusas that were really good and fairly priced.
… moreJoshua “M1dN1ght” Isaias
I ordered fried yuca, a chicken tamale, a loroco & cheese pupusa and fried platano. The service was good they were fast and friendly. Not the best Salavadorian spot I’ve ever been to but I would go back if I’m visiting the area again.
… moreRene R
While I’ve had some really good experiences, this is not one of them. The food was flavorless and cold. The Pupusas are not authentic and the Pupusas Revientas lack chicharrón. Honestly, I would not eat here again. The tamal was so cold (look at the potato, it’s brown).
The only saving grace was the horchata was ok.
… moreThe only saving grace was the horchata was ok.
Lord Frieza VI
Food was decent , my seafood dish was pretty good. Michelle’s baladas were not that great, she mentioned the cheese tasted old Service was slow , and nonexistent at times. But it’s cool, I didn’t have that high of expectations anyways. I enjoyed myself and made the best out of everything
… moreBorky Barnes
Cute little spot. I got the papusas with beans and cheese and they were really good, however the papusas revueltas were mainly cheese and hardly any pork. The repollo is one of the best I’ve tried – crispy and delicious. I can’t speak for the rest of the menu, but my experience was great! Front of house knew English as well as Spanish (of course) so ordering is not difficult if you don’t speak Spanish!
… moreSabrina Orellana
Honestly worst Salvadorian place I’ve been to. At the beginning we asked for a beverage and the sever brought the wrong one. We then got the pupusas and they had no flavor at all, they were dry and for some weird reason they were sandy and the curtido and salsa also had no flavor. Definitely not coming back
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