Santa Ana Cafe

I don’t know what these other reviews are about, I had great service and the food was amazing. I am from Los Angeles Ca, I was visiting my friend for the weekend and I liked this place so much that I ate here all three days. One day for lunch I had the wet burrito, which was SOO good, it’s that sauce! Yumm! For dinner I had their crunchy taquitos and the meat inside was well seasoned and just melts in your mouth. The taquitos come with sour cream cheese and shredded lettuce. I ordered a side of beans and rice and it was perfection! Another day the owner recommended the Enchiladas and they were Amazing! Make sure u ask the enchiladas with the wet burrito sauce! Then my last day I ate the pupusas made out of rice. I spoke with the owner to see what kind of cheese they use and I found out she is the new owner so she uses three different types of cheese and fresh pork. The pupusas are great. No complaints what so ever. I honestly crave her food here in LA. And there are MANY Mex/​salvi restaurants here. The food here is literally made to Order, it takes a bit to come out, like a regular sit down restaurant BUT ITS WORTH THE WAIT! Home cooking is the best! The FOOD is awesome! MUY MUY BUENO. I’m hungry now. Lol

This café has Salvadorean & Mexican food. Stopped especially for the Pupusas. You can here them making the Pupusas in the kitchen (couldn’t see if they were made to order) I ordered the bean and cheese, loctoro (hope the spelling is right), and porkskin. It comes with chips, salsa and pickled cabbage. Side Orders are extra if you want to accompany your Pupusas like sour cream, and guacamole. I don’t recommend the porkskin filling it was too salty. The bean and cheese taste like home cooking. The loctoro consist of cheese and vegetable, I liked that as well. You can upgrade your pupusas to be made out of rice instead of corn. I also saw that they had Salvadorean beer. Service was ok they mixed up my order. Great prices on the Pupusas

I ordered 5 bean and cheese pupusas, the cheese tasted cheap and the flour tasted like craps. The fried banana was very dry. The only thting that was ok was the horchata and the shrimp cocktail. Would not eat here ever again. I hope I don’t get food poisoning.

Came here with a friend, and the wait time for the both of us were over 45 minutes, although there was only one other table of 2 people in the restaurant at that time, and they had gotten their food already. The server also got my order wrong, as there was a big language barrier. Overall, had much better pupusas and service at other local Salvadorian restaurants, so I would not recommend this place or return.

We had a
gift card and we saw this restaurant listed on their website. We decided to try it out. The food was good although I ordered a chicken burrito and I was given chicken enchiladas. I was too hungry to send it back. When it came time to pay we were told we couldn’t use the
gift card because the lady that knew how to redeem them wasn’t there. Lucky for us we had money to cover the bill. We tried to go back another time to use the gift card and we were told they won’t accept it. They are still listed on
that they accept it. I exchanged my card to use at another place and I won’t be coming back here.