Vicky's Salvadorian Restaurant

Ok we decided to stop in this establishment. When we got there it was a little dark in the building and almost didn’t, however it would have been our loss.
This restaurant is a gem. It’s small but the food is big and bold. I want to tell you it’s very clean. Lots of times we think the building should be grand looking and we bypass a lot of great places because it doesn’t look like the chain restaurants. Well don’t do that here.
after we got some recommendations food came out steaming.
I am trying to step out of my box and try new, different things. Salvadorian food is not something I had tried partly because I had never found one to try.
So if you’re ever in this area try it out I’m betting you won’t be disappointed. I would recommend if it’s a little cold outside to bring a jacket. They don’t have much heating but please don’t hold that against them.

Food is awesome. Showed up around 7pm and restaurant was empty but don’t let that fool you. Treasures inside.

Authentic and clean . Good service. I got a pupusa and it was hot and fresh and hit the spot. Rice and beans great too, not greasy. My spouse who is a bit of a burrito connoisseur enjoyed hi burrito. I would definitely recommend this place rather than the other places that will pop up as u get off the freeway

Our food came quickly and the flavors were rich and tasty. Definitely worth a try don’t be fooled by the modest building. I’m sharing my experience with my foodie friends.

Muy Bien!
Super yummy, home cooking and no fuss style vibe, down to earth Salvadorian grub in a comfy, laid back and local joint. The food was dope and took me back to my travels in Belize! It was extremely authentic, all made in house with simple, yet bold flavors boasting incredible individual tastes which shows from the simple fact it is booming with locals.
We shared a Espinaca & Queso Pupusa and each had the Fajita De Camaron (Grilled Prawns) which was all delicious, vibrant and very fresh served in a plentiful portion.
The staff are great, extremely enthusiastic, hard working and incredibly talented at making awesome food.
I totally dig their in house hot sauce, it's phenomenal!
Support local businesses!

Had an excellent dinner tonight here. Salvadoran food is similar to Mexican, but different and better IMO.

We will definitely be back here more often than not when we are hungry for Mexican (like) food.
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First time eating here last night, got an order to go and was AMAZED! The food was so flavorful, hot, and large portions. Props to the cook and thank you to the other employees for awesome service.. Do not miss out on this awesome restaurant!!

Most authentic Salvadorian food we have had yet! The tamales de sal and maiz, pupusas and atole were delicious. Definitely recommend if you are looking for an authentic style of Salvadorian food! We live an hour away but will make the trip back for the food here.

Delicious pupusas, spicy loroco(sort of a Salvadorian coleslaw), and black beans better than you could expect! Try the yuca Fritas with chicharon, little crispy pork bites and crunchy fried yuca root! Can't recommend enough!

Having been in El Salvador, I found the food authentic, especially the pupusas. I recommend Vicky's highly. I'll definitely stop there again when in the area. And the service iced the cake, as they say.

Got some papusas from here. They were delicious and piping hot. Definitely a place to try if you're craving papusas and Salvadoran food!!

Lovely place. The food was authentic and delicious! Very friendly staff. We plan to come back!

Cute Restaurant, excellent service, delicious food and good portions. :)

I had the steak fajitas, they saute green peppers onions and mushrooms which adds great flavor, and the refried black beans are so good as well as the rice! Pupusa's are delicious!

EAT HERE! This restaurant is the best in town. Highly recommend the papusas and chorizo tacos!

Food was delicious & the service was amazing definitely recommend

First time eating here. Cozy little place with great service and food. We'll definitely coming back.

Good lord the food here is good. My boyfriend stumbled across this place on his way back from the transfer station and was so blown away he brought some back to me at home. We went back and has dine in for lunch. It was all still so good and the people are kind and genuine.

They have regular Mexican food there, but the highlight of the place is by far the Salvadoran dishes. Look for items with the Salvadoran flag on the menu and go nuts. Make sure you choose the home-made tortillas... Maybe I should order some pick up again now that I think about it.

Great restaurant. I've been several times and the food has been great every time. The service is good, and I like the atmosphere. It's one of those hole in the wall places, converted from a house. The other patrons have always seemed to be happy and enjoying themselves, and it just feels comfortable and relaxing to me.
I tried the molcajete with pork, beef, and shrimp on my second or third visit and haven't been able to try anything different yet. It's so good, l'm stuck on it. I usually get an appetizer or two, though, and l've enjoyed all the ones l've tried.

Amazing! I had the bean and cheese pupusas and fried plantains. Thinking about them makes my mouth water. My husband is allergic to tomato and corn. The rice doesn't have tomato in it and the meat is marinated in tomato sauce. He was able to get flour tortillas. I an vegetarian and the beans do not have lard. Staff very friendly. Food was delicious. Definitely going back!