“ 7 sea soup was good and pupusas were good. Horchata was ok. Wished it was better. Would recommend this place. ”

“ Just looking at the score, I assume its a lot of three stars because of the service because it aint the food. Typical mom and pop scores haha. Love it. Well i accidently walking in here and I thought it was the filipino spot I was looking for. I went to go get some filipino food and thought to myself, I want to come back here because I miss some salvi food. I came back here literally the next morning for some casamientos and some pupusas. I decided not to rush and eat at the location. They will bring your food to your table. Casamientos: The eggs I think were made perfect in my eyes, the creama was on point. The plantain (chef's kiss) but how could you mess that up. And the rice and beans. I forgot what that mixture is called. My only improvement is I would add a bit salt to the rice and beans but thats okay. It wasnt deterred to enjoy my meal. The pupusas: I got the mixed bean, rice and cheese pupusas. I didn't eat it that day because I was already full on the casamientos. So i ate the pupusas the following night. With the sauce and corntidos. Fire. Ill def come back again. ”

“ If I want some Pupusas which are good and consistent, I come here every time. I always get the pork and cheese but they have other options as well if you don't eat meat. The Pupusas comes with the "curtido" like a pickled cabbage slaw and a mild red salsa. Pairs great with a "Mexican" Bottled Coke. Service is always great and food is brought out in a timely manner. The Pupusas are made to order in house, so just know they will always be fresh. They do charge a $0.99 fee if you use a card to pay so if you don't want that charge, have some cash handy. The place is usually clean and well kept. ”

“ I have been going here for years and honestly I'm quite happy every single time I visit. They have one of the best pupusas in town! First, they make it fresh upon order. Second, they never ever skimp out on the cheese, and third, they are always so so so tasty. I've had the chicken, pork, bean/cheese, cheese only...they are all equally amazing so I can never just order one. Gotta order multiple every single time. Please note this place is small and they do get busy both dine in and to-go so come there with open mind that you will wait regardless. It is worth the wait tho. Also, staff is usually very friendly and always willing to help! Lastly, they're tucked in kind of behind/side of Black Bear Diner but they are not hard to find and they have plenty of parking for everyone. ”

“ First time having a pupusa here and I was very impressed with it. They come with some sweet cabbage slaw that you put on top along with some salsa. The staff was very friendly and served everything just right. ”

“ If you never had Pupusas this is definitely a great place to try it out. The best way for me to explain it is that it's like a quesdilla but instead of tortilla, they use masa which is similar to a tamale. We just got the plain cheese pupusas which is a really good dish for a cheese lover like myself. I believe they use Oaxaca cheese and it has a great pull and chewy texture. The Yuca and Chicharon is a good side dish to eat with this dish as it gives you a different flavor and texture to compliment the pupusas. The plantanos (plantains) is also a really great dish as it is a really interesting flavor that mixes sweet and savory in one bite. Other than the food, the only bad part about this place is that it can smell a little like sewer (which is unfortunately common in Las Vegas). The service was good, but it was also pretty slow. But that is because they're making the pupusas from scratch. So make sure you order an appetizer along with your pupusas so that you have something to eat while waiting for your pupusas. ”

“ Solid pupusas. This is our go to spot since it's the closest pupusa place to us and we have never really had a bad order. However, they charge like $1 each for very small sauce containers of salsa and they don't tell you this before filling the containers. I think $1 per container is a little excessive especially when you had a big order of pupusas. Something to keep in mind before asking for hot sauce/salsa. I think we'll check out other pupusa spots and see how they compare and if they also charge for salsa. ”