As young girls in El Salvador, Miriam and her mother, Nina Martha, had a simple business plan for lunches. Nina Martha would cook chicken tamales and various other aperitibos and Miriam went to the farms, football games, and the neighborhoods to sell the meals. On average 5,000 Tamales were sold monthly. Miriam wanted to open her own restaurant. In 2002, The Ramirez Family decided to open its first location in Mesa, Arizona. Word spread around very quickly and today her restaurants are filled with local customers who savor its delicious Pupusas, Chicken Tamales wrapped in Ojas de Platano, Ceviche, Carne Asada, Breakfast Meals and more!
Website: salvadorenorestaurant.com
Phone: (480) 835-1038
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E Southern Ave and S Wilbur
Open now
- Sun 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
303 E Southern Ave, Ste 113 Mesa, AZ 85210 ·1845.91 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
yelpMy usual Salvadoran restaurant was closed Monday so we tried this place. I'm so HAPPY we did! The first thing I noticed is how incredibly CLEAN the restaurant is!!! One of the cleanest restaurants...
MoreMy friend has been eating here for years and decided to bring me. It is a small restaurant in a shopping complex but they manage to make it feel very authentic with decor and music. We sat and...
MoreI had lunch here. It's a small restaurant probably family owned. The food was good. I would come back.
MoreI was first introduced to pupusas a few weeks ago at the Fall Festival event at Hance Park. My fiancé got the beef pupusas and I loved them! We took a bunch of stickers that helped us track down...
MoreParking lot is shared with other business, however there is enough. The restaurant is in the very corner of the plaza. There is only a few tables for indoor seating I was here for lunch and it...
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