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Diners can enjoy a range of flavorful Salvadorian dishes such as Pupusas, Tamal, Mojarra Frita, and more
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All reviews are from people who have redeemed deals with this merchant. Review requests are sent by email to customers who purchased the deal.Stephanie
5 ratings4 reviews
I love this place!! Blanca is the most sweetest person and we love supportinf our local restaurant.
Mayra
11 ratings4 reviews5 photos
Went for lunch with my work friends...Food was AMAZING! I'm Salvadoran and I'm very picky when it comes to pupusas. I was really impressed! They are meaty and so good. Service is great! Blanca gave us samples of their aguas frescas which were ALL so good. She was so attentive and so nice. Definitely coming back!
Ruth
36 ratings20 reviews
Very good food! Waitress was very nice and accommodating. My husband couldn’t stop drinking the horchata which they were more than happy to refill.
Angela
11 ratings5 reviews1 photos
Food was good, service was good. Had grilled shrimp was delicious.
K
4 ratings3 reviews
Great food that was made fresh. The owners were attentive and ensured that we enjoyed our experience. Will be bringing friends here for dinner soon to share this tasty discovery.
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- Type of cuisine: Salvadorian
- Valid for the full menu on any day the establishment is open
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Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Valid for takeout and dine-in once available.
Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Offer is not eligible for our promo codes or other discounts.
About Casa Linda Salvadorian Cuisine
Casa Linda serves some most well-known Salvadorian dishes, such as pupusas—tortillas so thick they look more like bread—filled with pork and cheese, beans and cheese, or loroco, a Central American herb. It plates carne asada alongside fried cassava root, another Salvadorian favorite, and tosses seafood in traditional crema or tomato sauce.