Cafe Costa Del Sol

Great food, better staff. The food was on time and the the food hot and ready to go. If you are eating here I suggest the ropa vieja and pernil asado.

Expensive and all but I have been coming here for years and I love the pupusas they are hands down my favorite they used to have good burgers but it was taken out of the menu a few years ago

Wow so expensive! They think they’re a franchise selling food more expensive than border’s café. Food was good nevertheless, price not so much

The pupusas are the best.

Loveeeee the pupusas here! Have been going for years and I feel like the pupusas get better and better each time I go! Definitely one of my favorites here in Revere. I only wish that they delivered!

I LOVE this place. The food takes a little too long, but it is definitely worth it. The servers are very friendly, and the prices are affordable!

Buen restaurant para pasar un buen rato yo me gusta por q tienen las serveza q me gusta de el salvador la REGIA. y tambien buena comida.

Worst customer service ever!!! The cook is the biggest asshole you will ever meet. I came to this place because of the 5 star rating, but boy was I wrong. If I could give this place a negative 5 I would! I ordered some steak tacos and they were ok, but there was hardly and veggies (tomatoes, onions, cilantro) at all, none, nada… What kind of taco is that?! Smh anyway I wanted something to go so I specifically asked «Can I get grilled chicken with yellow rice and beans on the side» then the guy looks at me like «We don’t have that on the menu» so I politely ask if he could make that, then after talking some blab blahhh he finally went and make it. 10 mins later my food came so I checked to see if he got it right. Well of course he didn’t, now I find myself arguing with this guy because he was adamant that those were the beans I’d asked for… I said politely (again) if he could give me whole beans as appose to refried beans and OMG this guy got so hot for no reason just because I asked for something else that he didn’t want to do in the first place… So he snatched my food away from my table and walked back to the kitchen and told me to not pay for my Togo food. Not to mention it was over priced too (5 tacos and 1 pupusa) $ 24.
I was glad to go next door to a better n more professional Mexican spot. Thank god that that happened, I would of been stuck with half a chicken breast and some pee rice and «beans.» Never will I go back but I will be next door at Montecristo.

Great spot if you want authentic el salvadorian food. My girlfriend and I were looking some comfort food in Revere, ma. This really hit the spot. When we first entered the restaurant, there was no one to greet us. So we walked up to the bar and waited for someone to help us with our seating. It took about 90 seconds before someone greeted us. I ordered a combo 3 which was chicken and shrimp also with refried beans and spainsh rice. They will serve you a plate of cabbage with special sauce and tortilla chips before your meal. My girl ordered a cucusa with rice and beans. She also tried a Spanish soda that was very very sweet. That’s not my thing. There are some perks with this cool place. They serve beer and they have two TVs to watch some sports. And you can listen to some Latin music.

A cute little spot on Broadway, very home styled. The decore is cozy and for the most part, clean. Very small. Very very humble. But those places are usually the best. The server was very polite and sweet. She was kind enough to brew me an entire pot of coffee from scratch at 7pm!
I absolutely LOVED their pupusas. They’re made fresh and given to you right off the grill. Their taste is unlike any other in the Boston area. I was craving them the next day! The food comes quick and seems to be made from a real El Salvadorean women who can give it more flavor and love than any professional chef. Home made. Perfect.
This will be my go-​to spot for Pupusas from now on. Loved it!

Giving 4 stars because of the price which is NOT expensive but is more expensive than any mexican/​spanish restaurant in the area and surrounding. Now, the food is amazing also superior than any other rmexican restaurant around. They have the best pupusas in Boston the tacos are simple but really good and the burrito is different but very unique and delicious. Im a regular customer there .
There is a huge problem, i dont know what time it opens because I never go in the morning but it closes at 9pm. Even on weekends. WTF!

These are by far the best pupusas in the Greater Boston /​North Shore areas. We’ve tried almost everywhere, and nothing compares, so we’ve been driving to Revere just to eat here for years now. You can dine in or order ahead and pick up. The best table is in the window on a raised platform. There’s a parking lot behind the building, or metered parking on the street.
The pupusas are made VERY fresh, not reheated. They offer more than just revueltas, beans, or de queso con loroco; you can choose zucchini or shrimp as well. They are never burned, never oily, never dry or crunchy like at other pupuserías. The outside is a light white cornmeal, and the insides are gooey and delicious and always served piping hot. They’re just perfect.
The curtido is crispy and tangy, not sopping with vinegar or over-​fermented like some restaurants offer. It’s more than just cabbage, they include cauliflower and carrot pieces, even occasional jalapeños. It’s a nice mix and honestly, if they ever ran out of pupusas (God forbid!) I would still order the awesome curtido and try to imagine the world around me bravely going on.
Chips and salsa are served while you wait for your order. Try a horchata or a licuado; if not, soda is served in a can/​bottle with a glass, ice, and straw. Jarritos are available in a variety of flavors.
This is a family atmosphere, and the tables fill up quickly. There are big screens in two corners that play music videos or Spanish language tv and sometimes soccer matches. If you have kids, don’t hesitate to show up, everyone is very tolerant about fidgeting and noise and even occasional wandering. The walls are covered with beautiful souvenirs and maps of El Salvador so it can be very educational. The waitresses are great! They bring peppermints with the check and if you have a kid, they’ll bring the kid a lollipop.

This place has, by far, the BEST pupusas I’ve ever eaten!
They give you unlimited slaw with the pupusas and their habenero sauce is deliciously spicy! Their beef tongue tacos are pretty good too. Portions are nice, people are friendly, atmosphere is relaxed, price isn’t too bad (I go for the pupusas and tacos), and the jukebox is always playing great Latin music. I love that it has a family owned feel to it and the Salvadorian décor makes the food taste that much better!
I try to go every month or so. The staff is always friendly and sweet. The customers are all mostly Central American so you know the food is genuine and authentic.
LOVE this place! See you there!

My friends and I are regulars here. We’ve been coming back for a few years now. They are a great family owned and run authentic El Salvadorian restaurant. Plus, its in my hometown so makes not coming here impossible. They have the best homemade made to order papusas by far.