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“ A clean, calm hole in the wall Salvadoran restaurant. It doesn't get any more authentic. The food was delicious, it took a long time for the order but that made us a little more confident that it wasn't sitting on a counter all day, and it did taste fresh. the only complaint I would have is that we waited for 30 minutes and they didn't tell us the food was ready when it came out ”
“ This is a quick spot where my girlfriend & I meet up for lunch because its extremely well priced, local and has quick service. For two people you can enjoy drinks, appetizer and a meal for under $20! It's not fancy nor terrificccc food but it hits the spot. So, if you stop in, you must try their tamal de elote, deliciosooo!! "Barriga llena, corazon contento" ”
“ I went there on a Wednesday evening with a friend and it was great. Not English-friendly so come with basic Spanish ordering skills if you want to be served. My waitress was super nice and accomodating. Generous food portions, wonderful service, excellent price. Will come back often! ”
“ Do yourself a favor and stop here for lunch. Everything tasted homemade. Try the fajitas mixtas....It was amazing! ”
“ Like 5 spaces to park. Very small but comfortable place. There is a thing to play music. When that is not playing a track, it is pleasant to have a conversation with your companions. Place was nice and premises clean. The lady that took our order and was with us all the time was very kind. She has that spark to serve a customer the best way possible. Regarding the food I can say I just tried the "pupusas" and only 2 kinds, cheese and "revuelta" that is a bit of everything they put in the "pupusas". They were both amazing. The salad, the spices added to it were nice, they gave the final touch to the dish. The only thing I did not like was the famous horchata. It was very watery and too sweet to my taste. I had to add more water to it. Furthermore, there was no (what we call in my country) "chingaste". It is like kind of a thick powder that sticks to the bottom of your glass and that you can either chew or swallow when you get to the bottom of your beverage. Thats the whole sense of this type of beverages, specially horchata. Above all, I would definitely come back for more, and probably try something else. Cash or card. Clean premises. ”
Menu
Steak Sandwich
$4.50Chicken Sandwich
$4.25Ham And Cheese Sandwich
$3.75Egg Sandwich
$4.00Ranch Eggs
$4.50
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Nueva San Salvador II
Located in the heart of Miami at 2500 NW 20th St, Nueva San Salvador II is a humble Salvadoran gem offering an authentic taste of Central America. This small, unpretentious spot captures the essence of home-cooked Salvadoran cuisine with a focus on freshness and genuine flavors that transport you straight to El Salvador.
Walking into Nueva San Salvador II, you immediately notice the clean and calm atmosphere— a “hole in the wall” with a soul. The simplicity of the setting allows the food to take center stage. Diners appreciate the generous portions and honest pricing, making it an ideal lunch spot for locals and visitors alike.
The menu is a celebration of Salvadoran staples. From the irresistibly fresh tamal de elote to the hearty fajitas mixtas, each dish carries the hallmark of homemade quality. The slow preparation time hints at careful, made-to-order cooking, ensuring every bite bursts with true flavor rather than reheated shortcuts. This dedication to freshness is clear when tasting the meals—they feel crafted, not mass-produced.
Service here feels personal and warm. The staff, despite occasional language barriers, show genuine kindness and attentiveness. This creates a welcoming environment where you feel like more than just a customer. The low-key ambiance is complemented by soft background music that invites conversation without overwhelming the senses.
Parking may require a bit of patience with only limited spaces available, but the overall experience is worth the minor inconvenience. In essence, Nueva San Salvador II invites you to savor authentic Salvadoran dishes in a setting that values tradition, flavor, and heart. It’s a place where “barriga llena, corazón contento” truly comes to life.
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