Salva-Mex #2

I mean, it's a gas station "restaurant." With that said, here's what I got from our first time: The good - chicharrón is crispy and not greasy, great flavor! - Yucca was crisp and lightly salted that it was well balanced, but not piping hot (definitely not cold either) - baleada was definitely not using hand made tortillas but all the flavors of the queso duro, beans, egg and sour cream were there - i enjoyed them - Guisado de res was well seasoned and cooked, I just wish it had more of the sauce on it. - Prices were great for what we got; 3 people dined in and had leftovers for 35 dollars, after a hefty tip. The not so good - Beans and rice suffer with seasoning issues; beans are over salted/use too much Knorr and the rice pretty much seemed like Uncle Ben's, complete with sauce packet

Tacos de asada, Sopes de asada, and Pupusas. Come hungry! Food was great! Stick to the bottled salsa. Restaurant is connected to gas station. Bathroom at the gas station are not the cleanest.

Stopped by here to grab a few papusas on the way to work. It was very difficult to communicate. I asked how long it would take and they told me 6-7 minutes but it was more like 15. I just wish that had told me that to begin with, as I really didn’t have time. The food was good, I just felt a little frustrated with the communication aspect of things. I would go back and try other stuff but will probably order online for pickup so there is no confusion

Get your moneys worth but so many better options nearby. The carne was salty and lacked grilled marks so it was chewy. The customer service was nonexistent not even a smile.

I highly recommend this restaurant, I love how they make the pupusas, go and try them out! 😋😋