El Salvadoreño - Salvadoran restaurant in Fairview - 207 Anderson Ave, USA

“A taste of El Salvador 🇸🇻” 🍽 El Salvadoreño 📍Fairview, NJ ⭐️ 4/5 💰 $$ 📣 Recommendation This was my second time trying Salvadorian food – this time for brunch time instead of dinner. The breakfast dish was sooo delicious, it comes with eggs, beans, cream, tortilla, cheese and maduros (sweet plantain). I mixed everything and it was such a delicious combination. We also had the Pupusas revuelta but it wasn’t out of this world as I’d expect it to be. Nice indoor ambiance and a lot of people on a Sunday morning/afternoon. Update: I’ve come back and all of the above still stands true. I also highly recommend the tamal de pollo. So tasty! Don’t forget to order your cafecito con leche. . . . #foodspotsnj #salvadorianspots #salvadoriandishes #njrestaurants #njsalvadorian #pupusas #desayunosalvadoreno #goodeatsnj

Great food and prices, service was a little slow but I will be going back.

Everything was delicious, definitely coming back 😊

Food was good. Excellent service. Parking is another story 😓....you need to carpool ,street parking is limited. BUT is worth it.

FAST Review: Food, Ambience, Service, Time Food was good. It was delicious, but there are no wow factors. They are not trying to impress anyone, but catering to the local Salvadorean community. The presentation of the plate was very poor, it looked empty, with just the item ordered - but the food makes up for it. Papusas is typical Salvadorean and you should try it - I liked the Ajote as well as the Frijoles; the queso papusas was good. I ordered Pechuga la vina, and it was delicious. The salad was fresh. I did not like that tortillas, was too thick for me. The orchata was not too great. Loved the cappuccino. Ambience is good. While they have space for a fast food place, they made it very accommodating and presentable with their colors, decorations and paintings on the wall. The tables were small and a little uncomfortable, but the servers were always around to remove unwanted plates and make it easy to navigate the table. Service was very good. All the conversation was in Spanish, so not sure if they speak English. We were constantly checked on, and provided with extra cutlery and napkins without asking for it. They charged tip automatically to the bill and that was disappointing. I do not add anything more when restaurants add gratuity automatically - if that's what they think they are worth, that's what they get. I would have added more, their loss. Time was good. We were attended to immediately, food was quick to the table, items were fresh and food was hot. It took time for them to bring the check, we were ready to walk out, :-). To their credit, they were busy with a lot of take out orders.

This is my family’s favorite take out and dine in Salvadorian restaurant. The food is always delicious and fresh tasting. When you dine in, the service is great. It is byob, but I do recommend bringing your own cups because their wine glasses are limited. We always order their pupusas and the sopa de res.

The pupusas and service were very good,specially pupusas of ayote with cheese,I come back this week with more family to try different dishes and we weren't disappointed ,unbelievable tamales de elote closer you going to get on flavor to the one's made in El salvador ,my family was very impressed by the way $ is good

One of my favorite Salvadorean restaurants in the area. The food is fresh and inexpensive, the service is quick and the waitresses are polite to you! One drawback is that they currently only deliver for lunch time only. I recommend.