Juanita’s Restaurant

Great place. Food is good and affordable. Only bad is Service is slow. Tasty pupusas. There tamales are very good. All the food I’ve tasted there is good. Horchata is delicious. I go there all the time and travel a half hour to 45 minutes to eat there. Hard to get a good ethnic place.

Mmmmmmmmm… Rico rico… Anything from the menu is absolutely delicious, I recommend the pupusas and the pork chicharrones yummy… The soup is from heaven!!! The service is very good is clean place fresh food!!!

It was okay, i went here with a friend who used to go with his ex and told me the place had good honduran/​mexican spanish food, so i said i guess i’ll try it, i love GOOD food #fatboyproblems. The menu had pictures of the meal so i ordered the shrimp and sauce on top yellow rice and side of tostones (fried plantains) but when i receieved my meal, after waiting about 35 – 40 min. I got over cooked shrimp with like so much onions i could cry, tasted kinda ehh. real bland, with a side of white rice and tostones… and i was sitting there saying in my head this looks nothing like what i ordered. But being raised with the mentality of eat all your food someone is out there who does not have anything scarffed most of what i could… my friend had a salad, skirt steak and rice, maybe i should have went with that? Lol… overall…lack of staff, same person who took the order, cooked the orders. There were atleast 3 other tables seated waiting to eat as well with one person doing everything… i even actually paid about 15 $ with tip for my meal.

I have ate here numerous times. I would love to give this place 4 stars but I can’t quite do that. Allow me to get into why.
First, let’s start with the best from this place. This is a Salvadorian restaurant. It absolutely keeps true to itself. Given that I have many Salvadorian friends, I have come to expect certain foods that I frequently have in their homes, or that I frequently see prepared in their homes. One of those dishes is the breakfast of eggs with veggies, plantains, beans, cream, and cheese. This place tastes very home made, which is excellent. They make the breakfast just like my friend’s mother makes it. Delicious!
The 3 star rating comes from the fact that they are inconsistent with what the main Salvadorian dish is, the pupusas. Don’t get me wrong, when they are good, they are GREAT! Unfortunately, when they are bad, they are quite plain and have a weird taste. I want to say they are good about 75% of the time. If the consistency was better I would give this place 4 stars.
The price is right. You don’t have to break the bank eating here.
They have imported drinks from El Salvador, that is always good for foreign restaurants. Their horchata is tasty.

The food is inexpensive and decent. However there is a long wait. Took around 30 minutes to make a chicken sandwich.