Mercado La Fiesta

Pupusas are not worth me paying extra just to use my debit card and I shouldn’t pay extra for them to put my pupusas Ina larger plate so they’re not smashed together in a small container. This will be the last time I come here. Man other pupuserias in the valley.

When you first walk in, you have no idea what the place really is. Is it a quicky mart? Is it a restaurant? Is it a bakery? I was so confused. I just wanted some coffee and a juice.
I go to the cooler on the left side and realize all 4 coolers are out of order. So I find the other coolers around the front. I get what I want, I look around to see where I’m suppose to pay, it was confusing. There’s long side tables in the middle as if it is a restaurant?
Too much going on here. Mostly like will not return. Almost $ 6 for juice and coffee. Things are so expensive these days…
The cashier was friendly. They charge 10 cents per bag and he was giving me on for free, but I didn’t need it. Also they charge 50 cents for using a card

I use to work near by for 5 years use to see this place everyday but never set foot till today that i happened to be in the area i didn’t realized what i was missing out on.
They have a Buffett tipe of display tou can ask thre lady to prep you a plate with any of the food prepared rice beans or i knotice people on the go we’re stoping to get a quick snak of a frenck roll with any of the food on display.
They also got pupusas platanos and pan dulse salvadoreño (salvadorean sweet bread)
And coffee. And other things.

Monday and Friday they do .99 pupusas… this is a great value and the pupusas are tasty. Also they make 2 for a dollar pan dulce.

Got 2 pupusas and a glass bottled Mexican Coke for 3 bucks and change! They have quite a few things on their menu including gyros which I’ll try next time! Good service too!
Only negative is the parking is a bit small and can be tricky during work hours.

I stumbled upon this place just by chance. It was cold and early, so I had a tamale for breakfast as I waited to meet a customer in the area. Since I am the first to review I am going to assume that it is not one of the hip joints in town. Well, let me tell you, it is a good place to try an authentic tamale for your first time. I am planning on getting some Carnitas for next Sunday’s breakfast with some Bolillos qnd Pan Dulce. Enjoy!