Given that they serve pupasas, it’s actually El Salvadoran Mexican. Definitely not Tex Mex. Prices are like $6 or 7 for a platter of anything which includes tasty and creamy refried beans and rice. Here’s one thing I... (15 replies, last updated by pomme de terre July 28, 2009)

El Fuego at 7th and Walnut has great burritos and is casual but good. I also think Reading Terminal Market at 12th and Arch has some type of lunch discount for jurors. (17 replies, last updated by Bigley9 March 11, 2009)

1. El guacho on Pacific Ave close to the UW Tacoma 2. CI Shenanigans on Ruston Way with waterfron view 3. Lobster Shop on Ruston Way or Browns point (4 replies, last updated by lessthnpar August 3, 2004)

Does anyone know if the Waterside Federal Credit Union building on Queens Boulevard in Forest Hills was ever a diner? (4 replies, last updated by Jill-O July 30, 2001)

Hi All. We will be going to El Cajon (Alpine area) Saturday to have lunch with our granddaughter (19 yrs old) She is new to the area and not familiar with where to eat and we’re driving down from L.A. We’ve had one... (14 replies, last updated by Lillian Hsu April 14, 2009)

So I am doing some advance Mexican scouting before hitting LA for 5 days. Usually hit my taco higlights and then spend a bunch of time scouting for new highlights. Just read below that El Taurino has a fire and is closed for now.... (21 replies, last updated by Bruin2 November 14, 2004)

El Trovador on Broadway does a good cheap party (19 replies, last updated by blk616 March 29, 2008)

Recently I visited two of the mexican/el salvador taquieras in Fells Point and I just wanted to give a brief overview. Tortilleria on Eastern Ave received some praise here so I decided to stop in to get some pork and chicken... (52 replies, last updated by The Chowhound Team November 10, 2009)

El Tamarindo Coal Fired Pizza recently opened in Hallandale near the dog track. This is a weird combo, Salvadoran food and coal fired pizza. It should be noted that they are related to El Tamarindo on state road 84 in Ft.... (9 replies, last updated by rebus1805 November 7, 2008)

While I was waiting for a death certificate I had to pick up at the county board of health, my friend and I were hungry, so we headed down the street looking for a quick empanada or the like. I pulled into El Tamarindo, at 233 SW... (5 replies, last updated by floridan August 24, 2007)

Sample food Angelo’s, Blue Grotto, Cabot, Deli on the Square, El Rancho Grande, Euro Bistro, Just Ellen’s Nancy’s Fancies, Napa Valley Grille, OPA, Palmeiri’s, Pane E Vino, Pastiche, Rasoi, Siena,... (1 reply, last updated by Federal Hill House October 24, 2009)

- Corner of 9th and Federal El Jarrocho – Corner of 13th and Ellsworth Sts. (3 replies, last updated by GBak504 October 26, 2007)

A couple of places really close that are quite good. Filo for Italian food, at San Martin 975. El Federal for Patagonian food, San Martin 1015. For a change of pace, Indian vegetarian at Talasi, in the Galeria del Este right on... (1 reply, last updated by Casa SaltShaker September 24, 2008)

First of all, the consensus seems to be that you will not find anythigg like west coast mexican food here. You can stop looking as long as you are making taht comparison. Seriously. That said, Taqueria Distrito Federal in Columbia... (1 reply, last updated by foodgeek January 12, 2006)

I have recently been to El Rancho Grande based on posts on board and really liked it. Homestyle Mexican food, fresh and light —an very inexpensive. Service can be a bit slow...They have a website. Also, Timmy’s Pizza... (2 replies, last updated by melicia June 15, 2008)