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Nevermind that I have never really had El Salvadorian food. Nevermind that I had little knowledge of the menu.Never that it was hard to find but rather stumbled upon by me and a friend. Just forget about all of that stuff.
DO NOT FORGET ABOUT THE FOLLOWING CRITICAL THINGS. CLEAN- place was in good repair. The tables and dining room was great, clean and neatly arranged.
SERVICE- She was a very delightful and helpful waitress and I appreciated her help with the items that she liked the best. She was attentive and very thoughtful of all three of us. Quick!
F&B- BEER was El Salvadorian beer amd ice cold! Food, well worth the price and extremely good! Served hot and quick. Beef, plantains, incredible refried beans and rice. They even made some special salsa for me with Fresh Habanero peppers! It was a great time and if I am ever in the neighborhood again...I WILL DROP BY FOR A...
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Los Guanacos is hands down the best Salvadoran restaurant around! Every dish is packed with authentic flavors, but the real showstopper is La Maricada—the best seafood soup I’ve ever had! The broth is rich and savory, loaded with fresh shrimp, fish, crab, and just the right amount of spice. Every spoonful is pure comfort!
The atmosphere is vibrant and welcoming, and the staff makes you feel like family. Whether you're craving pupusas, yuca frita, or their incredible seafood dishes, Los Guanacos never disappoints. Do NOT leave without trying La Maricada—it’s a must-order!
Pro tip: Pair it with an ice-cold horchata or a Salvadoran beer for the perfect meal....
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Awesome pupusas!! The bean and cheese ones are my favorite. Really filling too. Watch out for their salsa, if you can't handle really spicy. We also got filete de pescado con camarones. Which also was really good. Nice cream sauce and had bell peppers and onions. The fish had a good smoky flavor. The only con was the tortillas that came with the dish were really thick, they were like pupusas without the inside stuffing. I'm not sure if that's tortillas are for salvadorian food. I would def visit again, the breakfast menu looked...
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