Testimonials

OK, if you like to poke your head into an ethnic eatery where English is a distant second language, you'll adore this place. This place makes me really glad that I live only a mile away. Every dish I have had there has been delicious- and this coming from a guy who grew up in Latin America. Yes, they have the requisite Nachos Supremos, but try them with just chicken (marinated to the yummy degree) and it's a delish meal for two. As opposed to the OMG boring 'Chapala' a few miles north, this place has authentic Mexican / Slavadoran flavor. Their salsa is bursting with fresh cilantro, and their "salsa picante de la casa" is the exclamation point on a great authentic south-of-the-border meal for those who like it hot, but remember that you have to ask for it specifically. Try the seafood stew- um.... wow. All for very reasonable prices, and you'll understand why I'm a regular..

I ordered the shrimp/chicken/steak fajita and Tres leches (milk cake) to go. Got home, everything was packaged well and the food was well seasoned, fresh and delicious!

Every time I come here the food is great! The fajitas are great. They have a big fajita dish in the appetizer section that comes with yuca... Simply fabulous!

Really enjoyed the crab quesadilla. Food arrived on time and still warm. Delivery person was nice. Also ordered the nachos

Being Central American, I know my pupusas and this place makes the best ones around. Their soups are to die for as well. Good service and generous portions.

Came here for the pupusas and they are the best around a 15 mile radius!! Will be back.

I have eaten here on numerous occasions, the folks here are friendly, always smiling! My food has always been hot fresh and super yummy! I love the pupusas, a great snack on the go!!!

After a 5-hour drive from NYC in the pouring rain to mix our new album in Takoma Park in the morning, we were starving, and Fiesta Tejana was everything we look for in a late-night dining experience: women's boxing on TV, romantic Mexican ballads blasting from the jukebox (followed by an even more romantic karaoke singer serenading the tables), nice staff, and some damn fine pupusas. Worth the 5-hour drive.