La pasión

I love this place. I’ve gone to eat lunch a couple of times, tried different plates and everything is made to order, food always hot. Nice staff and the sweets are super delicious. Try the 3 leches and then let me know :)

Best Salvadoran food (bakery and restaurant) in the area. The pupusas and tacos, in particular, are stellar. Owner was VERY friendly and helpful. Food was fast, cheap, and excellent! Well worth a stop!

I checked out this bakery for the first time today and I wasn’t disappointed. There were several different options for desserts: tarts, cupcakes, chocolate covered strawberries. I had a piece of opera cake which was very good. It appeared clean and the man working was so kind. I look forward to visiting again.

The owner was very pleasant and attentive to my needs. He spoke good English (a rarity among immigrant owned restaurants I have patronized) and my food came out fast hot and very tasty.
This place used to be La Escudilla and now is under new ownership and called La Pasion! I’ve been to the former and today I went and ate under the new ownership. Which now also has a bakery!
I ordered what is in the picture I uploaded eggs avocado refrained beans and salsa on a tostada instead of a handmade tortilla. I also had the yuca fritas. The good was tasty and had a home cooked taste.
I paid $ 6 for the breakfast item and 3 for the fritas and 1 for the drink. My total was 10.50 $ not bad!
I love supporting local owned businesses. I even love this place more because I was able to comprehend and communicate with the staff. El Golfo is another favorite place where they speak good English. I hate to sound like a snobby ignorant American but when I’m paying for something I like to understand what I’m getting and this Was a pleasant experience.
I didn’t give it all the stars because when I came in the owner was sweeping with all the chairs in disarray and the place was a little unkempt. But other than that magnifico! (Uh oh wrong country lol) #ignorantAmerican