Don Juan Pupuseria II

Sometimes delivery, sometimes there’s no truck so you have to go pick it up, but if you want fresh food at a great price, this is the place to go.
The chicken tacos are great, so were the puppusas. The deep fried tamalles served with cream were also awesome. They don’t have any menus, so the one on this page is very helpful. When calling up and ordering in English, just keep saying either Delivery or Take Out until the person on the phone realizes that they need someone who speaks English to pick up the phone, and then to take that order. Much easier that way.
Been ordering here for a few weeks now and have not been disappointed yet. Looking forward to trying their chicken sandwich but the chicharrones were excellent.

Definitely needs further visits before I give it a 5 star rating, but this has potential! Only the menus and online directorys say Don Jaun, you can see in my pictures what the awning says.
One of the cleanest, welcoming, airy dining rooms of a pupuseria I’ve been in. This is what makes it stand out. This is what makes it friendly to the finicky.
Food was very good. The staff was pleasant, although there can be quite a language barrier. I had some sort of relleno (it was a type of potato maybe with fried egg on top and cheese? in the middle, it was a water heavy material inside so maybe it wasnt potato) and chicharones (my fav, I can’t resist). The rice and beans only got better towards the end. I keep promising myself I will save money by only having half over two days, but nooooo, I just can’t stop!
They seem to specialize in pupusas. They boast quite an impressive menu based in Central American cuisine. I love having to look up things I don’t know — what the heck is loroco? or Deshilada? Ther is a supple drink selection, they make their own and have all your favorites — except coca cola mexicano! Too bad.
The menu is 100 percent in Spanish. I love it. My limited speaking skills helped a lot. Coming back would make me better.