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Welcome To Rinconcito Salvadoreno
"In the heart of Port Chester, Rinconcito Salvadoreno brings the flavors of El Salvador to your table. With a wide range of authentic Salvadoran dishes, from mouthwatering pupusas to flavorful Pollo Guisado, each bite is a journey of taste and tradition. The cozy atmosphere and attentive staff create a welcoming experience for diners. Customers rave about the made-from-scratch tamales and the delicious cheese pupusas. The chicharrón con yuca may need a bit more seasoning, but the overall dining experience is delightful. Rinconcito Salvadoreno is a hidden gem worth discovering for a taste of El Salvador in New York."
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Dozen Revueltas
$26.00Carne Asada
$21.95Camarones, Pollo, y Carne
$21.00
Mariscos Sopa
$21.00Costilla a la Barbacoa
$19.75Bistec Encebollado
$19.75
Bistec Ranchero
$19.75Carne con Chorizo
$19.75Camarones a la Salsa
$18.25 About
Rinconcito Salvadoreno
Welcome to Rinconcito Salvadoreno, a hidden gem in Port Chester, NY that brings the flavors of Salvadoran cuisine to your table. This cozy restaurant offers a wide range of appetizers, pupusas, and chicken dishes that will surely tantalize your taste buds.
One of the highlights of Rinconcito Salvadoreno is their delectable appetizers, such as the Rinconcito Nachos, Guacamole with Chips, and Yuca con Chicharron. These dishes are perfect for sharing with friends and family while enjoying a cold beer or glass of wine.
But the real star of the show at Rinconcito Salvadoreno is their pupusas. From traditional options like Revueltas and Queso to unique choices like Ayote y Queso, these stuffed tortillas are satisfying and flavorful. Pair them with a side of Pollo Guisado or Pollo Asado for a complete and satisfying meal.
The reviews from satisfied customers rave about the scrumptious and fresh food, excellent service, and welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're a first-timer or a regular patron, Rinconcito Salvadoreno will make you feel at home with their authentic dishes and friendly staff.
So why not treat yourself to a taste of El Salvador at Rinconcito Salvadoreno? Whether you're craving tamales, pupusas, or grilled chicken, this restaurant has something for everyone. Come experience the flavors of Rinconcito Salvadoreno and see why it's a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
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“ Everything is scrumptious, flavorful, fresh and such a special place and people. If you want delicious, made from scratch tamales....try!! ”
“ Amazing! The food is fantastic. The service is wonderful. Just a wonderful dining experience. ”
“ first timers, amazing huge plate with thin sirloin, onions ,rice salad. yahooo. will try grilled chicken plate next time with banana milkshake too ”
“ First time here. WOW! Food and drinks were great and a great value. The staff and David were very attentive. Its definitely on our regular dining list going forward and experimenting with other things on the menu! ”
“ Food was great. We had chicharrón con yuca. It was good. However, chicharrón could have better seasoned. Needed more salt and garlic. We also had cheese papusa it was delicious. The place was clean and cool on very hot day outside. The service was great and very pleasant. We will be returning. ”
“ It gets four stars because, frankly, this area is saturated with restaurants that serve similar cuisine and they are all good - the competition to rise above the rest is tough. But the beef soup here and the rice and beans are truly excellent - these seem like staple dishes you can't get wrong but simple seasoning preferences can make the difference between good and great and they hit the "great" spot. The lunch specials are a great deal and the clientele is diverse - they've reached audiences that typically don't frequent these Mom and Pop Hispanic restaurants. Of course, Guy Fieri's visit helped legitimize this place to a broader audience. ”
“ 10/10. The folks running this place are all stars. David is the best. The best chicharron in the NE ”
“ I've yet to be disappointed. Please don't disappoint ever! These are definitely wear your thanksgiving day pants days for me or maybe a loose fitting dress. Things I've had: Sopa De Res Calamari so good, just wish they were slightly smaller ring's. Yuca Con Chicharron Pupusa de Chicharron con QuesoMy faves!!! Realistically the only ones I ever order lol The mini quesadilla (Dessert/bread) Salvadorean, it was served nice and warm, also Not the Mexican ones made w/ tortillas. Needless to say can't wait to try everything else. ”
“ As good as it gets for pupusas short of flying to El Salvador, or spots in Los Angeles. Their menu is comprehensive: sopas, platos principales, sweet corn tamales, quesadillas (coffee bread) at the counter, and arroz con leche on special occasions. Current location near train plus their first location on Main (I believe it is same ownership) gives them 25-30+ years in existence -- a Central American institution in Port Chester, NY. ”
