Cantarito Salvadorian Restaurant - Salvadoran restaurant in Lancaster - 730 W Lancaster Blvd #102, USA

The pupusas were so incredibly delicious! Tried 4 different kinds. And the drinks - we got jamaica and maracuya - were so delicious! Also tried a sausage taco (ground chorizo, yum!) and a sweet bread. The service was top notch. And the place was pretty for Christmas. And fun music playing. I could go on and on!

Cute small lil restaurant located on Lancaster blvd. I went there since I’m Central American and always searching for gallopinto. They served casamiento veggie plate (not the same, but tasty enough), ensalada fruit drink and 2 bean pupusas. I would def return again, thanks for great service

Eating her was a nice experience and the food was delicious. We ordered pupusas revueltas And the carne asada plate. The pupusas were delicious and cooked well. The plate came with handmade thick tortillas that were delicious. The food just felt like home. Overall great experience.

Talk about a Subpar pan con pollo The chicken was dry not even the sauce could save it. it was drier than me after a night with my boyfriend. The bread was hard it wasn’t fresh that’s for sure. Do they not put seasoning on this chicken? The only saving grace was the staff they were fine but the food was not worth the price.

It was decent. Missing some flavor. Didn’t like the horchata tho as it taste like water + milk and cinnamon

Wow, this chicken stew dish was incredibly flavorful and cooked to perfection. It reminded me of a homemade Cuban dish that my mother-in-law from Cuba used to make. The carrots and potatoes held there form and absorbed the flavor of the stew while the chicken remained the star. I would eat this once a week if I could. The dish is served with pupusa textured corn tortillas. I just wished there was more chicken for the dish price of $15.99. The iced tea was charged at $3.99 which is a bit much; the music was really loud and the server walked away in the middle of conversing with only one other table to tend to so not the most friendly joint. But, if you are looking for really delicious food, I highly recommend this restaurant.

As of right now, my favorite pupusa in town! I can only comment on two of them as I always get pupusas revuelta and we tried the zucchini pupusa, today. Both are really good. Cortido is on point and the sauce is great. I am not big on tamales, especially non-mexican tamales, but the chicken tamale was great! Pretty dang big for the price, too. I also ordered a side of the fried plantain and loved it! The crema that they serve with it was great, too. I will update once I go back. Looking forward to trying the yuca and chicharron as well has having some breakfast here. P.S. music was on point and the lady that served us was nice. Though small, it has a great vibe and I enjoyed eating in there.

Food is usually on point here but haven't been there in a while. Esthetic improvements to atmosphere and dinning experience include changing the smelly carpet to floor and putting a L shaped wall around the restroom entrance. In this way customers don't have to see an open restroom door....think Denny's. Small details like this would help perceived cleanliness and improve business for the restaurant.