Pupuseria La Quebrada

My experience was mid, I went strictly for the pupusas. Made fresh, however I was not a fan of the texture of the masa; it kind if felt undercooked. The service was fine, feels cozy and family oriented. I think if you live nearby and you're not a person that cooks very much, this is the spot for you. I did leave this place with the curiosity of trying other traditional dishes. I'm not a local, it's a one-and-done for me.

It's a very mom and pop shop, but they are worth a visit! I've only had the pupusa so far, but I am excited to try their other dishes as everything smells extraordinary. The pupusa were cooked perfectly, with that little bit of crispy edges! So good! Their curtido was really fresh too! I normally like a pickle curtido but theirs was really fresh and nice! The salsa roja was really nice too. Everything made sense together and was quite delicious! I can't wait to try more and thank you so much!

Cant go wrong with the classic flu remedy

I miss La Quebrada so much!!! We moved to Las Vegas but when we lived in San Pedro this was our go to spot. Delicious home style confort food that always hit the spot. So delicious, their aguas frescas are the BEST! I will truly miss your restaurant. Thank you for always being so welcoming and attentive. I always felt like I was coming over to my familys house to eat because of how welcome you and your wife made us feel. Muchisimas Gracias de todo corazon We will miss you so much! Bendiciones en abundancia -Christian Aleman Madrid

They have cold aguas frescas for those hot days including: horchata, tamarindo, and fruit salad (fresco de ensalada)

Great food at affordable prices. I especially like the meat empanadas and the pupusas. Their curtido could be better but everything tastes delicious otherwise. There are plenty of tables and seats available even where there are multiple customers dining at the same time. Parking is free and easy.

Went here for first time to try put their pupusas. I dont like talking bad, maybe it was just a different place but it just didnt taste too great for me. The food was good just the taste was different for me.

Amazing authentic Salvadoran Food! Pupusas are excellent. Service is on point establishment has a variety of Salvadorian food. Will definitely come back here when in in the South Bay!

Freshly made pupusas, not greasy and the right texture. Loved the revuelta and Chicharon con queso. The curtido was delicious aswell and I chose the spicy salsa. yummm Owned by a couple i believe. Really nice and friendly people. I will be back.

I came here with my mom for some pupusas. The restaurant is a little small but is very authentic. The service was okay there was a little miscommunication as he mainly spoke Spanish but it was fine. I liked the bean and cheese pupusas and the plantain. I decided to try the horchata as I had never had it before it was definitely a new flavor it reminded me of the milk left in a bowl from Cinnamon Toast Crunch. I'm glad I tried it! The food took a little bit to come as I know they made it per order which was nice. Overall the food was okay not the best El Salvadoran food but it was good.

Overall the food was just okay. The pupusas were average. The bean and cheese was pretty good but that was the only one I cared for. The fruit salad drink was really sweet and good. We got a side of rice and the rice was salty with overcooked hard rice scraped in there. I wasn't happy with this at all. The cashier couldn't speak any English and while she was nice it was hard to communicate. They offer a cash discount so if you go I would bring cash. The restaurant seemed clean and well kept. All in all because there are so many better pupusas places in the area I would not return nor recommend this place.

I consider it a soft opening so far, as some of the items on the menu were not available yet (especially the combination plates). But I suspect you didn't come here for the combos. The stars of the show are the pupusas, of course. There is a strong sense of Salvadoran national pride here, as the map of El Salvador is literally the logo of the restaurant. The Salvadoran flags adorn the interior, and the clientele seems to reflect that too. The menu is completely in Spanish. I have rudimentary Spanish linguistic skill, so I had to use Google translate for some of the items. The pupusas were great. The bread was perfectly grilled, and the filling was gooey and rich. The salad that accompanied the pupusas was refreshing. For all dine-in patrons, you receive a crispy bowl of tortilla chips with salsa. The chips were well-toasted, and that's the way I like them. The horchata drink was typical--not bad but it certainly didn't stand out. I did like the particulate condiment in the drink. Attentive service was a plus, but I had to wait quite a while for my simple order (two pupusas). Overall, if you want to experience an authentic Salvadoran dining setting, look no further.

I hate to do this because I love my pupusas but we had an unpleasant experience. 1 person was there when we came in... and the man in the front couldn't get it together. We ordered pupusas 3 with loroco and cheese and 1 bean and cheese. We also ordered plátanos with beans and cream and a coffee. The coffee was old and no milk could have changed the taste and look of it. The man was bothered that we sent it back saying "he just made it!" It was black even with milk and the taste was not good. The bean and cheese pupusa tasted bland and the loroco pupusa was just awful no taste. Our plátano plate came late and when it finally arrived it was soggy and oily beyond anything I've had. I really wanted to like it but I just felt bad. We didn't finish our food got up paid and left. The look of the place is ok.... I just would never come back good luck.

The food is really bad . I ordered 2 pupusas revueltas and it barely had any cheese and chicharrón and the beans on the pupusa tasted really old and when I was eating the pupusas they were really hard like if they barely used any oil on it I ordered an order of empanas and they were really bad , barely any milk on it and the plátano tasted like it was really old I don't recommend this place at all it's too expensive and the food is really bad Pupusas 3/10 Empanas 1/10 Pan con pollo 4/10

I went on 8/17 and got 2 papusas and got charged $117 dollars. I have the receipts and screen shots of the $8 charge and took it up with the bank but lost the dispute, meaning this place didn't try to fix the mistake or work with the Bank. It's not a trustworthy place

Supporting family owned businesses excellent food and services salvadorean great pupusas and parking available

Service was excellent, fast on the food. Coffee was freshly made and perfect to taste. First time and most definitely not my last.

The pupusas were flavorful and very authentic. Worth the drive from Long Beach. Will be coming back for more!

Delicious! Some of the best pupusas I've ever had. Found them by accident. They also have a Thai place there too.

Found our new spot! Instantly fell inlove with the chips and salsa they brought out! Reminds me of my suegra's! We got coffee, it absolutely fantastic! Reminds me of the coffee beans my suegra brings me from El Salvador. So much better then your average Folgers. I got the Chicharron y queso pupusas. They were SOOO tasty!! Everything here was amazing and the service was superb!! Can't wait to come back!

ordered for pick up ! - pupusas chicharon w/ queso ! very flavorful & cheesey ! bean and cheese ! had more bean then cheese so it wasn't my favorite. but flavor was there. we got both mild & hot sauce and we didn't know the different when we first got them but i assumed the lighter one would be the mild and darker was spicier ! i was totally wrong ! i was confused on why the darker one wasn't spicy until i tried the lighter one and man did it have a good kick to it ! definitely recommend this place ! the man who took my order over the phone, his English was kind of broken but he understood me perfectly and explained everything great ! the service was fast and professional!

This is an easygoing establishment with bright yellow walls and an extensive menu for such a small place. If you want to try authentic El Salvadorean food, this is the place to go to.

What a wonderful little gem this place is. My husband and I had breakfast here on our first visit. The owners were quite welcoming and attentive. I ordered the shredded beef egg breakfast and enjoyed it thoroughly. The portion was so generous that I took half of it home for another time. My husband had one of the chorizo egg breakfasts and ate every bit of it. The coffee was hot and delicious too! The restaurant is within walking distance of our home so I'm sure we'll come back. Next time we are going to try the pupusas that they are known for making. This is a very small place but it has a nice feel to it.

I recently visited and was amazed by their delicious pupusas. The service was incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the experience enjoyable. Plus, the amount of parking was a big plus, adding convenience.

The pupusas revueltas (cheese, beans and pork) are delicious. They are generous with the curtido and salsa as the fixings. The pupusas are prolly as big as my hand. The service was fast. I called in my order and it was ready in less than 15 minutes. They have like 3 or 4 TVs showing soccer or a movie. The place is clean but a bit small with at least 6 tables. Parking can be tricky since it's shared with several other businesses. There is street parking too.

Pupusa and horchata are okay, the owner was nice at first but the last time I went, he charged me a higher price than what was at the menu, asked if the price went up. Owner became defensive and as I was trying to show him. He did not want to deal with the question so he canceled my order and gave me my money back. It's a shame. Really liked the place, but not going back. There are other nice places nearby. I know prices go up all the time, but there was no need to be rude and dishonest about it.

Don't get me wrong the food was good but honestly waiting 1 hour for 3 pupusas is exaggerating. They said they were busy but I seen many people get their orders before mine. They even sat 2 different groups of guest and they got served faster then I did. I came in and ordered at 11:40 and ended up leaving almost at 1pm because no one had thought of doing the customers order before the online/phone orders . On top of that when I said can I get a drink for the wait the manager or I assume he was ( older gentleman) he gave me a bothered faced like I didn't just wait 1 hour for 3 pupusas. Honestly not coming back again, the spot on pch and fig is faster... sadly they only set up on weekends.

There are TV's for entertainment. The food is great, fast service and feels like home. We came for breakfast and had pupusas and they were so good. Home made style and fresh! Definitely will be back!