Mi Ranchito Salvadoreño
Salvadoran restaurant · West Little Havana ·

Mi Ranchito Salvadoreño

Salvadoran restaurant · West Little Havana ·

Crunchy pupusas with pork, cheese, and ample curtido; budget-friendly.

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Mi Ranchito Salvadoreño by null
Mi Ranchito Salvadoreño by null
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Mi Ranchito Salvadoreño by null
Mi Ranchito Salvadoreño by null
Mi Ranchito Salvadoreño by null
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1947 W Flagler St, Miami, FL 33135 Get directions

$10–20

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1947 W Flagler St, Miami, FL 33135 Get directions

+1 305 646 9922

$10–20 · Menu

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The Best Pupusas In Miami - Miami - The Infatuation

"Mi Ranchito Salvadoreño has the most tinted windows on West Flagler. But the dim Salvadoran restaurant makes a really crunchy pupusa. Their chicharron and queso pupusa has equal parts mozzarella and salty chicharron that make each bite a pork chunk party worthy of a happy dance. If you like to load your pupusa with cabbage (which you should), they bring an enormous tub of it to your table and it has the perfect acidity. If you come for lunch, order from the ventanita and eat outside. It’s perfect for people watching and remembering it's 2pm—a fact easily forgotten inside this dark restaurant." - mariana trabanino, virginia otazo

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Mi Ranchito Salvadoreño
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The Best Pupusas In Miami

"Mi Ranchito Salvadoreño has the most tinted windows on West Flagler. But the dim Salvadoran restaurant makes a really crunchy pupusa. Their chicharron and queso pupusa has equal parts mozzarella and salty chicharron that make each bite a pork chunk party worthy of a happy dance. If you like to load your pupusa with cabbage (which you should), they bring an enormous tub of it to your table and it has the perfect acidity. If you come for lunch, order from the ventanita and eat outside. It’s perfect for people watching and remembering it's 2pm—a fact easily forgotten inside this dark restaurant." - mariana trabanino, virginia otazo

https://www.theinfatuation.com/miami/guides/best-pupusas-miami
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Mi Ranchito Salvadoreño
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Mi Ranchito Salvadoreño - Review - Little Havana - Miami - The Infatuation

"If Mi Ranchito Salvadoreño were a car, it would probably be breaking Florida’s tinted window laws. This dim Salvadoran spot makes very good pupusas and has typical Salvadoran dishes like sopa de res and pargo frito. But focus on the pupusas. Like their chicharron and queso pupusa, which has equal parts cheese and perfectly salted pork chunks in every bite. The corn tamal is slightly sweet and a lovely closer to a meal here—which won’t cost you more than $15 (drink included). They also make big, meat-filled baleadas for $6.50 that you can order from their cute ventanita while perched on a stool. photo credit: Tasty Planet photo credit: Tasty Planet photo credit: Tasty Planet Pause Unmute" - Mariana Trabanino

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Mi Ranchito Salvadoreño

Cesar S.

Google
It is a really good little place and the food was really good. The best we have had in our stay in Miami (Pupusas). It was super cheap and they are really nice. Only reason I never give 5 stars overall is because I am Mexican (who eats food in Mexico not TexMex) and it is hard for me to find better or equal food than ours but that's me. We will definitely come back if we are around and will recommend the place.

Rigoberto S.

Google
Pupusas are big and delicious! Their prices are also great compared to other pupuserias. Curtido and salsa were Greta as well, 10/10 for pupusas

Connie L.

Google
I love the pupusas they make! Good size and good price.

Isidro G.

Google
Delicious Salvadoran food! Excellent service by a nice lady and we got food to go with all the fixings. Recommended! 👍🏽

Calvin Y.

Google
Across the street from my favorite fish sandwich is a great cup of coffee and some wonderful pupusas. Try the pork pupusa with some of the slaw and sauce on top; really good prices so perfect place for a snack or to try something new.

Elvin Miranda R.

Google
Why did you guys close, I am disappointed 😞 and now were I am going to buy my "pupusas"

Jeffrey J.

Google
Came in and got soup for my woman. Staff were very friendly soup was good.

Rafael A.

Google
Please don't never go to this place the food is gross the service is bad even if the owner was there my experience in that place was terrible I go there with my wife for lunch Sunday 16. they was a little busy but not sure what happened with my wife chicken soup that whatever soup was they don't have clue have to make a soup ... And take 20 minutes after serving my food to bring my wife soup ... Again never gonna stop in that place in my life