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El Atlacatl
Editorial Review
Papusas—cornmeal cakes stuffed with cheese, beans and pork—are the order of the day in this Salvadorian dive. A staple on the Little Havana scene for almost 20 years, locals often stop in when they're tired of the same old medianoche found in the rest of the neighborhood's eateries. Pasta and rice dishes plus a full ]bar make this the spot to hit.
Features
- Lunch
- Late Night Bites
- Good for Groups
- Bar Food
- Breakfast
Attributes
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Price:
$$ -
Reservations:
Recommended -
Vibe:
Locals, Bustling/Boisterous - Restaurant Type:
Latin American
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