P'acos Aka Cafelp - San Dimas

This was our first experience in this restaurant. You order and pay BEFORE You sit, which I liked somehow because I don't float the pressure of the waiters over you, and there is a cozy outdoor terrace with good music. FANTASTIC and wide selection of food and beer! Got the Enchilada dinner (Burria, Steak and Chicken-Enchiladas) and Pupusa-Probeer. Both fantastic. Food was delicious, beer was cold, service was great, tables were clean, belly was full. You also have a great breakfast and lunch menu, and it is happy to come back and try some of the other menu items! Don't hesitate. Also make sure you have Taco Tuesdays when they have great prices for Tacos, Pupusa and Margaritas!!

We drove by to try. It's a beautiful place. Great service and food is good. The waitress was particularly attentive. Nice place to relax on their terrace if you only want to drink with friends or eat with the other half.

This place is my new favorite. I'm 100% normal now. Phenomenal Mexican and Salvadoran food. The Yucca reminded me when I was a kid. For the first time, I tried Papusa and Pastels, and she tried LOVED. My Carinats Burrito was full of taste and very delicate. The staff was really helpful.

I tried to leave a review of Doordash, but it didn't leave me. These Pupusa were by far some of the worst I ever had, loaded with super dry pork and a cheese that sprinkled. They looked very uniform and clean, nothing Ike would accept to be handmade pupusas. Just try flaky pupusas that don't sit well. So much that I finished ordering pupusas from Got Pupusas on Holt because this was not possible. Definitely skipping this place, these Pupusa were more expensive than Got Pupusas and infinitely worse

Salvadorian Restaurant, I typically frequent more Mexican than Salvadoran restaurants, so I am stating my bias from the start. Had an asada burrito, and it was great. The green sauce was great, decent heat, very tangy. Honestly if this were sold by the bottle I would buy some. Would make some outstanding nachos. Rice and beans are okay. Mind you I believe were Salvadoran style, but I don't know for sure. Pupusa was good, uncertain if I have had better. Wanted to try a tamale, but they were out. Staff were friendly. Location is okay to get to, will want to be headed north on San Dimas Ave so as to not have to deal with the median. Okay parking, might have to drive a little if no spots available. Entrance and parking are accessible. Review during COVID so no idea about bathrooms. Will likely return to again in the future. Overall food is pretty good, not sure how it fares compared to other Salvadorian food. Will definitely return to try the tamales and get more green sauce.