A Taste Of El Salvador - Asheville

We're coming back. very tasty. fresh Tamarind juice. I love the sauces sweet sour cream and made home hot sauce. the little salat was also perfect.

Breakfast was kind of pricey but tasty for what you get, 2 eggs, 4 pieces of plantain, some black beans, a hunk of queso Blanco, a tiny bowl of crema and a tiny bowl of hot sauce. $10. I say pricey relative to Cafe Lois in Franklin where 2 eggs, 2 bacon, 1 sausage, hash browns and a biscuit and gravy will run you$8. Pineapple coconut sugar water $3.50.I have heard from locals that the grilled flank steak and grilled chicken are really good in the evening however.

Stopped in for dinner last night and really enjoyed all of the pupusas we tried. Also had a corn tamale and fried plantains and they were both delicious. I felt the prices were more than fair for these items. Service was quick despite the fact that I saw a number of to-go orders being made at the same time. Also, the tamarind agua frescas was so delicious!

I’m Honduran and the food was AMAZING. It was ready so fast and uff we left are plates clean!Soy de Honduras y la comida estaba ESPECTACULAR.

Absolutely delicious. Authentic. Highly recommend. And the staff is so nice.