Mi Ranchito

Ok so here goes… The best quesadilla (Salvadoran) that I have ever had was made by my mother although we are not salvadoran… anyhow a «TRUE» testament to this little spot is their «QUESADILLA» a definite must for your sweet tooth… I have searched far and wide and the comparison to my mothers recipe is not even close … I feel like a traitor, please do yourself a favor and try it for yourself

I cannot believe there is only one review until now that is. I’m almost tempted NOT to write this review only because I wanna be selfish and keep it a secret so it doesn’t get bombarded with people BUT I’m not selfish and these people deserve a review.
I’d like to say thanks to Nicole R. for writing the review… I went off of your review and whoa! Great descriptions.
Ok, this place is small and quaint. What you would picture a little bakery to look like. What I didn’t anticipate is the amounts of food they offer. My friend and I LOVE pupusas and are always looking for a place to eat them.
The owner was very sweet and I think he tossed in a couple of extras just because so BROWNIE POINTS! We ordered I don’t know how many different types of pupusas, the Corn bread is soooo moist and delicious, best I’ve ever tried, Flan with Chocolate… WOW — I died! Sweet breads, quesadilla (sweet bread not the tortilla and cheese) and I honestly should’ve wrote this months ago because I don’t remember what else but it was a ton of food + take home and between the two of us we spent $ 20 WINNERS!
I have been back a few more times, actually anytime I’m close I make sure to stop and eat or pick some up to go.
The staff is always super nice and the food… so yum!

Hi little bakery!
This shop is in the plaza that my school is in, thus it’s not very hard for me to just pop in here for lunch everyday. I mean I literally visit this place like it’s one of my classrooms.
The pupusas are cheap and delicious. ($ 1.25 each). They’re filled with cheeeeeeese and frijoles and meats and greasy yum.
Their sweet breads are my favorite, well there’s one in particular because unlike most other Latin cakes and breads which are dry and crumbly, this one which kind of sort of looks like a croissant is much more delicious because it’s soft and yummy and tastes just like king’s Hawaiian rolls. I love it. Only 50 cents toooo.
And bottles of mexican coke for only a dollar, and all kinds of other chips, and candies and snacks and goodies.
Pretty sure they only take cash.
The hot foods are different everyday; there’s always an assortment of random stuff. Most of it is pretty decent.
They make pizza, weird right??? But it’s good, it’s really greasy, but really good. The crust isn’t a normal pizza crust it’s like… thicker and breadier, but not like deep dish crust. Also, you can only buy it by the slice. It’s yum for sure.
mmmmmmmmmmmm school would suck with out you keeping my tummy nice and full.