Mario's Mexican Salvadorian

Meal Type: Lunch Price Range: $30–$50 Food Rating: 4/5 Service Rating: 4/5 Atmosphere Rating: 4/5 I highly recommend trying the Chips and Salsa and the Pupusas. The flavors were delightful, and the overall experience was enjoyable!

As someone from Florida, I really miss Hispanic food. This restaurant is a wonderful reminder of home—the food is delicious and the service is excellent!

The menu features a wonderful and tasty selection of Mexican and Salvadorian dishes. The margaritas and mimosas are excellent, and I especially love their combo meals! If you haven't visited Mario's yet, I highly recommend giving it a try. Make sure to ask for Armando and Renata!

We ordered takeout: one chicken enchilada with sour cream sauce, served with rice and Charro beans, and one enchilada montada topped with queso and all Charro beans. When we received our order, it was already bagged up, so we didn’t check it at the restaurant. Once we got home, we discovered that we had received two enchiladas montadas with sour cream sauce on top, both accompanied by rice and Charro beans. When I called the restaurant to explain the situation, I spoke to three different people and was met with confusion. Eventually, I asked to speak with the manager. He told me that the waiter had repeated our order back to us and that we had confirmed it, implying that we weren’t being truthful. They refused to correct the order. If you value good service, I recommend staying away from this place.

This restaurant is truly a hidden gem. The food was exceptional, and my only regret was getting too full to finish my meal. I ordered the quail, which was grilled to perfection. It was slightly over-seasoned for my taste, but still very tasty. I also tried my friend's Baja shrimp, which could easily be a meal on its own. The chips were served with three dipping sauces and black beans, all of which were fantastic.