Pupuseria El Comalito

"Staff provided excellent service. Our waitress was very attentive and our order was placed correctly. The pupusas were delicious and reasonably priced. The beverages (Horchata & Tamarindo) were also good. My husband and I ordered a variety of pupusas from the menu and we were not dissapointed. There were a lot of good pupusa options to choose from and they were all tasty. The only reason they don't get a 5 star review from us is because the place was a bit chilly inside (we went in January) and it felt like the heater was not on at a proper temperature.Also, be aware if you order the “tamal de elote” that comes with crema (the crema is an extra $2 up charge and the menu doesn’t tell you that anywhere). Usually in other places, the tamal de elote comes with crema on the side for the same price so this was a surprise for us. Other than this, I do recommend it."

"Good food but a bit scattered. Felt like it was an odd mix between college cafeteria and hipster hangout. Oddly enough it kind of fits the area. A bit pricey for what I got, but it's my fault for ordering any kind of steak dish from a Mexican restaurant. Server was nice, polite, and didn't hover. Will probably go again."

"Friendly staff with very delicious food. Note: menu do not come with pictures but I was able to order what I want base on other’s pictures. Price is really good. Everything in the photo cost 23 dollar with some change."

"I stumbled upon this p-lace when I was driving around looking for a bite to eat with the family. I've had Salvadoran food before, but ask my mom what she thought about a good place to have Salvadoran food. She said she knew about this one restaurant, so we checked it out. so I thought I would give it a try. I swung by, and they were empty (too late for lunch and a tad early for dinner). I walked right up to the counter and got seated right away. I got three pupusas, and they were ready in ten minutes. The pork & cheese one was fantastic and super gooey. The pork one was by far my favorite with a nice mix of meat and cheese. The bean one was my least favorite as it was a tad dry. The pupusas themselves were definitely hand-made and were bigger than I expected and fleshly made. I kind of just wish I had gotten two of them as three just made me so full. But I could not stop eating, I also had sopa de res (beef soup), and we also got yuca con chicharrón (casaba $ fried pork). Everything was so yummy! If I'm around this part of town, I'd definitely stop here again. I'm not disappointed at all with this place. Till next time."