Restaurant El Mana

I don't know what was more dissapointing today on our visit the service or the food. We use to love coming here and today we made the decision to not go back again. Their food has been very off seems to be very dry like they over cooked it. The waitress wasn't friendly at all either. Apparently they were out of tamales de pollo so she decided to just put an elote one on the ate and when my husband said het didn't like that kind she just ignored it. I thought this would continue to be our go to place but i guess over time they just lost it what a shame use to be so tasty.

Im Salvadoran. so I ordered thinking I was going to get fresh food the reason it's burnt is because there precooked and put bk on the griddle after ordering. They taste like nothing but cheese. There's no meat.Hot food however The cheese is dry and hard. Very disappointed. Poor quality. Last time I buy food from here. Will cook myself next time.

They need to fix the business hours, because if it is open it is because they are going to serve their customers, I arrive at 4:30 pm and the kitchen is already closed, they only sell tamalitos con pollo

The service was very good very polite and fast. The food was very good would definitely recommend especially the pupusas

The food is really good! Best pupusas in the metroplex! Good service as well, they give you the food fast and my fav plate is the breakfast huevos rancheros with a tamal de elote It's a must!!! Recommend it 100%

A wonderful immersive experience! The food was super tasty. The service was efficient. An added bonus: the server spoke only in Spanish. It was a great refresher and added to the flavor of the evening.

I had high hope for this local place especially during COVID I wanted to support local places. Unfortunately this place totally let me down. First! When I walked in the place there were no masks not for the patrons but the cashier or the cooks either. Then the food was awful the pupusas were nothing but masa and not cheese or filling. The plátanos were dry and no crema or frioles included. Never going back and that makes me sad.

It's hard to find good saldadorean restaurants in the Arlington/GP area without having to drive out, and this is a family favorite!

I was looking forward to eating here. After going over their menu I placed my order with Kurina and waited, they didn't seem busy. I noticed it was taking a while, yet decided to wait hoping I was next. Thirty minutes passed and decided to ask for my order and when I asked the cashier, she said it wasn't ready yet. Waited a few more minutes and they called out a name which wasn't mine and when I told her what name it was under, the cook told them the order had already been ready. So dissatisfied with the customer service they provided. They saw me waiting there and didn't ask a single question. No la corran, mejor enséñenle cómo atender al cliente.
The food overall: good.

I had a one hour lunch and decided to go here across the street from where I worked, I spent my whole lunch break there and the food wasn't that good for such a long wait

This was my first time here but will not be my last. I tried the Typical Salvadoran Plate and it was amazing. There was nothing on the plate that I did not like.