Dona Antonia Restaurant

One of the best places in the area for pupusas and tamales de elote. If you want Salvadorian food, Doña Antonia is the first pick!

Overpriced, mediocre food served with an attitude. I ordered 2 cheese pupusas, simple right? Nope! The woman at the counter was nasty. Gave me attitude when I asked questions about the menu, even though I told her it was my first time there. I’ve had undercooked pupusas before so I asked to make sure mine were cooked all the way. This woman told me that she didn’t like them that way and would therefore not make them that way. The red sauce that comes with the pupusas tasted like watered down ketchup. I will not be coming back.

This place is really good. Very mom and pops type of establishment. My husband is salvadorian and this is my go to place for pupusas. At $ 2 each, you can’t go wrong.

The food is actually pretty good from here but I stopped by one day for lunch with my father and a coworker and we all got food poisoning and were hospitalized. My father was diagnosed E. coli and spent about 10 days in the hospital. Eat at your own risk.

Went to this place with my boyfriend for the first time tonight. He mentioned that it was good so I decided to give it a whirl.
Large, and extremely casual place to eat out yet.
The food is home-​cooked salvadorian food.
My boyfriend was telling my to try the papusas… I actually went on Unilocal to look at the reviews and saw they were mentioned in every single one… so I decided to try the chicharron ones them for the first time and as I hoped the reviews were right!!! They were excellent!!! Everything about them was fresh an delicious.
We then decided to split the carne asada which came with rice, beans and sautéed onions. The dish in general was pretty big. The meal itself however was just okay. Meat was a little over cooked and the rice and beans seemed pretty bland.
However, it was inexpensive and good for one of those «whatever» dinners.
Personally, I wouldn’t stay here to eat inside again, but I will probably come back in the future to get food to go… meaning those papusas!

Very good Restaurant clean and good price ! The soup of beef, pupusas, and everything is very good i recomend it !

I went with couple of friends to check out this local joint. It is truly down to earth, relaxed restaurant with plenty of items to choose from. I am not familiar with Salvadorian food but very similar to Colombian.
Steak — dry, overcooked and lacks flavor
Tacos — average; nothing special
Pickled vegetables — definitely adds more flavor to the dishes
It’s not the greatest in this area since there are so many choices of Colombian and Cuban.
Just a local joint and not anything extravagant in my opinion.

Ate here twice when I was on vacation last week. The bean cheese pupusas were awesome! Their soup was also delicious. I convinced everyone in my party to try the agua de melon (cantaloupe water) it was so refreshing and delicious! The prices are insanely cheap. Our server Elda (?) was the sweetest lady I’d ever met. After our second visit, we told her we may see her again next year. When we explained to her we live in South Carolina, she grabbed us and gave us a hug and a kiss, and wished us a safe trip back home. I will absolutely make sure to come back here the next time I go up north.

Delicious homemade salvadorian food
Comfortable. Papuras chicharrons good