Cerritos

The food was delicious, I love the chicken soup the chicken had a great taste. The entrance and exit into the parking lot are a bit difficult due to the traffic speed in this part of the road.

Classic Sunday Place To Visit and Enjoy a Delicious Soup

We arrived at closing to pickup an order. Though we missed our window, the restaurant bent over backwards to help us and make us feel valued, so Service Excellent. The food portions were generous, so Quantity Excellent. Fighting the temptation to eat while driving, we were rewarded with still warm and excellent tasting food at home, so Quality Excellent. The place looks to be a family business, which we should be supportive of, especially one that cares about their customers, provides good value, and great quality. The next time we're there will probably be for a sit down. The place looks family friendly and if our first visit is an indication of what's to come, the whole family will be happy. Thank you!

Food is exceptional! BY FAR the best El Salvadorian Restaurant I've ever come across! This restaurant ranks the highest of ALL my reviews over the years! Staff is wonderful.....SO HELPFUL! Thank you Jenny, Dennis and Tony! And congrats with the opening of the 2nd restaurant! It will no doubt be as successful as the 1st!

This place was so good the atmosphere is great the people are amazing service is beyond what I expected, the place is very good , the parking lot is not so good make sure bring truck or van small cars my get hurt same as sedans , other then that great place , definitely will return.

So much delicious food for a great price! I wanted to try a little bit of everything (minus the White Claws) and all this food for about 60 which took almost 3 days to finish. Ordered in person so we could look at the menu (posted pictures of those separately)

First time back here after a long hiatus. Cerritos is not much to look at from the outside...or the inside. It looks like a run down highway greasy spoon restaurant. Parking lot is unstructured gravel with potholes. The restaurant is extremely popular with local immigrants, and it was still crowded for lunch at 2pm on a Tuesday. The authentic Salvadoran food is amazing. I got the fajita mixta with mouthwatering chicken and steak. The steak was somewhat fatty, but that's not at all unusual for taqueria's. It came with grilled green pepper and onions, refried beans and rice, salad, a grilled chile pepper, and two corn tortillas. Seeing the food arrive was kind of breathtaking. The plate is beautifully arranged, and my first thought was, "How am i going to eat all that?" Im glad i forgot to order a pupusa. I ordered the fruit cocktail drink, a mixture of fresh tropical juices topped with pineapple, grapes, apples, peaches, mango, and melon. It was very refreshing. The service was fast, courteous, and attentive. Prices were good, but i got one of their most expensive dishes. I would have given it 4.5 stars if i could, but 4 was too low. If you dont mind shaky tables and cracked floors, you will enjoy the food. Im looking forward to coming back for breakfast one day.

We came to this place for dinner, admittedly a bit late, maybe 35 min before closing, but the servers and owner were all so kind and gracious. They were very friendly and the food was very delicious. We asked for a few recommendations, so we ordered pupusas (my fav), hen soup, fajitas, and many more dishes. I really liked that no dish was overly salty, and I really loved that the portions here are huge and thus very well worth the price. I have enough left over for dinner tomorrow! Price is also rather cheap compared to other establishments I've visited. I also love supporting small businesses, so it's worth coming here for good food at a good price.