Al chile

Wonderful food and friendly service! We got the puposas and quesabirria tacos. Can't wait to try other items in the next visit!

Very tasty papusas, fish tacos, and burritos can be found here at very reasonable prices. I'm coming back to try other dishes the next time I'm in the area.

Great new addition to the neighborhood. Very good El Salvadoran pupusas and tacos. They also have burritos, which I have not yet tried. Friendly owner Javier has previously owned a food truck and has been working in the food industry for over 10 years. Open for lunch and dinner, and for breakfast at weekends.

Ate at Al Chile yesterday and really enjoyed it! We ordered the quesabirria, two pupusas, and the flautas. Everything was delicious — my partner said the quesabirria was a big standout for him. The owner is super friendly and attentive. This is an excellent new place to support and hopefully it does very well; this neighborhood could’ve used some good Mexican food!

Came here on the day of opening. So happy to have them in our neighborhood.

They are new. So glad we have then close buy. Pupusas, slaw and red sauce are muy deliciosa!

Great pupusas and flautas and friendly service!! Happy to welcome them to the neighborhood.

Food is delicious, service is GREAT! They’re very generous with the salsa and chips, and the portion is big! I think it’d be better if they update the decorations to make the restaurant look warmer. Overall, we liked it!

Best California Burrito that I've had in the Bay Area! The Carnitas was incredible. This is my new favorite Mexican spot in Inner Sunset.

The food is a like a warm hug. I got papusa, burrito, and horchata. I know... Too ambitious. Half burrito to go. You order first and then take a seat.

New spot in the inner sunset that's walkable from UCSF and close to Golden Gate Park. We came for a late lunch on Saturday and decided to try a pupusa (the one with meat and cheese beans) and their appetizer enchiladas to share. You order first and then grab seating. It's a small spot with 4-6 tables inside. Food didn't take long and you can hear and smell all the great food noises coming from the kitchen! Food was delicious and my tummy was quite happy!! Will definitely be back to help support small local business

Katalina was our culinary superhero, rescuing us from a flavorless fate by ordering the best stuff on the menu. The 2 meat super burrito - carnitas and chicken were explosive flavor combos and their large carne asada taco was a real champion. Al Chile's barely out of diapers at four months old, but it's already rocking five-star reviews like a boss. They're on top of things, and their grub isn't the only awesome thing - their service is laughably good. The joint's clean, but the bare walls could use some pics or paint to jazz it up.

I was in the neighborhood on errands and my friend and I were ready for lunch. This place popped up in her search and she loves pupusas, so it was an easy yes. We were warmly greeted by the staff. The menu was simple yet plentiful - not in the mood for pupusas? Try a burrito, taco, or enchilada... off the beaten path from the 9th/Irving center of the hood, but affordable and well worth the side quest. I got a pupusa and a super taco with shrimp, and my friend got 2 pupusas. Both the pupusas and tortillas are handmade and delicious. I told another friend who lives in the neighborhood they've gotta come check it out!

The food here was excellent! And the pricing was great too. Don't sleep on this place, even though it's not in the Mission. Go eat here now!

Loved the pupasa!!!! I also ordered a meat taco that was delicious. Lastly, plantains that were cooked beautifully. Can't wait to go back. And the service was excellent

The pupusas are excellent. House made salsa, beans and rice all delicious! Service is excellent. I wasn't a huge fan of the flautas, which the server recommended. So excited to have a yummy pupusa spot in this neighborhood. Definitely plan to come back.

I was excited to try this place out as the neighborhood desperately needs a decent taqueria / burrito joint. Additionally, having worked with a lot of Salvadorenos, I also enjoy a good pupusa, so Salvy Mex seemed like the best of both worlds. To try it out, I got a burrito and a couple pupusas. The service was quick and kind and the place was clean if empty with plenty of small tables. The pupusas were solid, esp. for the location. There weren't a lot of variations, but they had some classics. I will definitely get these again and can recommend them. So far so good. However, the burrito was pretty disappointing. First off it was full of soggy shredded lettuce, which to be frank, just does not belong in a burrito. Secondly the refried beans were underseasoned and the asada wasn't what I'd expect from a mexican taqueria. Lastly, the salsas were very vinegery, not spicy and distinctly watery. Ultimately I'm glad to have Al Chile in the neighborhood, but I personally can only recommend them for the Salvy and not the Mex.