Pupuseria y Tienda Latina - Salvadoran restaurant in Marysville - 409 State Ave, USA

Place is a diamond in the rough. You can't really see it at a glance. The food was delicious!!! I am definitely glad we stopped by and will definitely be coming back!

Fantastic spot to pick up lunch before a hike. The pollo is shredded, not grilled. Whether you prefer one style over the other is entirely preference, but I found their shredded chicken to be scrumptious. They do a fantastic job packing up the food, too. Our burrito and chicken torta easily survived a hike up to Lake 22. Great spot to pick up food prior to any of the great nearby hikes.

I am new to the city and we saw this place and decided to come. Being Salvadorean, I love pupusas. They were good, huge but the chicharron (pork) was too dry. It has to be a bit moist. My daughter ate yuca con chicharrón (Casava root with pork) and the chicharrón was fried too much, the chicharrón too dry too. The pupusas with queso revueltas (mixed with chicharrón) con loroco (Salvadorean plant) was mainly just cheese. Overall, not bad. Would come again. I bought some empanadas (stuffed sweet plantains). I’ll eat them at home.

We all ordered a variety of things to go. It was pretty good. The flavors of some of the items seemed bland and needed a thicker sauce or seasoning. It was a new kind of food for us so it was a cool experience to try!

Excellent food and service! We will definitely be back!

This is one of the first times I have eaten El Salvadorian food but I found everything to be excellent. It says something about the food that my partner and I were the only ones speaking English in the whole place. It's simple but delicious.

This place is incredible. I moved here from Portland almost a year ago and have not found a restaurant in Marysville that is worth a second visit - Until now! About a month ago I stopped in for tacos, I got the chicken and asada and was blown away! At first glance, it appears to be just a Latino tienda and you can buy lots of different grocery items from Central America. But! They have a full kitchen in the back, and there is both counter seating and booth/table seating through a doorway. They have a full menu, so I brought my boyfriend back so that we can explore El Salvadoran food- and wow wow wow wow! We ordered the chicken pastelitos salvadoreños and I have never in my life had something so delicious. Not kidding. My Bf ordered a chicken tamale, and was pleasantly surprised as it’s not a traditional tamale - but instead so tender and juicy. The must try’s in our opinion: the Maracuyá soda, it’s a passion fruit juice/soda; the pastelitos salvadoreños chicken or beef; the chicken tacos. The waitress also recommended we try their pupusas on our next visit, we definitely will! Pro tip: there is no parking in front of the store, so park in the free spaces around Comeford Park (the park with the water tower) The entrance is on State Ave, in the plaza next to the Bank.

Yum. Food is good. Ambience is... meh, but there are tables and the prices are good. The platanos with vanilla cream was excellent.