Definitely the place for pupusa lovers like me! Reina's is a small, unpretentious Salvadorian restaurant with a surprisingly BIG menu! I'm slowly working my way through their menu, but so far, my favorites are their bean & cheese rice/arroz pupusas and their Sopa 7 Mares/7 Seas soup.

Great food, excellent taste and good prices, the staff is very courteous and helpful when ordering to go or dining in, I would recommend this place wit family and friends.

The people at Reina's are amazing. I got there when they first opened and I was promptly seared. As I was ordering, I realized they were vegan and unfortunately, I was not in the mood for that.I excused my self and said I will comeback another time and they were so understanding. The restaurant is clean and simple. Fits their style.?

The pupusas are always great and empanadas the best need to try the 7 mares soup its amazin

Came here for lunch today with friends. It was busy!!! Customers kept coming in. My friend M arrived a few minutes before me, he heard a guy said table for 8, so he grabbed a table before it filled up again, and the table wasn't even clean yet LoLs Parking is hard! Street parking only! Lucky for me, I parked across the street and it was free, no meter (literally in front of McDonald's) Other wise, it's residential parking, those streets are narrow as they're a one way street. Lots of residents who live there are already parked there. Or park a on lower Mission st, which has a lot of meter parking. The lady who took our order was really nice. Didn't rush us to order, brought our food out in a timely matter. She and a young guy came to check on us a few times, making sure we have water and enough napkins. We enjoyed our time talking, laughing and eating, they didn't ask us are we done yet or try to get us to leave even tho we were done with our meal. Their menu is Spanish AND in English. Lucky for me, my friend Z speaks Spanish, so she helped us ordered. - free chips & salsa (salsa is fresh, median mild spicy) - 3 horchata drinks - fried plantain, fried yuka & fried pork - shrimp cocktail (however they didn't display the shrimps on the rim, they used bay shrimps instead) - cheese pupusa plate - carne asada with shrimp plate All plates were extremely delicious. It was non stop scooping and chewing. Very flavorful. My carne asada was a bit chewy, but I managed to cut them into small pieces and wrapped them in my flour tortillas with my beans and rice. Their tortillas are thick! Fresh cooked on their skillet. I was able to split them in half, but be careful as it is hot! We finished 95%, had some left over fried plantain and fried pork. My friend took those home. Total came to $100 (before tips) Money well spent!

Reinas Coming from a Salvadorian Family with a passion for good pupusas this spot is good! The wait time can get ridiculous but These ladies are working hard to put out quality food. It gets kind of hectic inside and i prefer takeout from here.

Great breakfast options, pupusas and siete mares sopa!! Best pupusa place around. I've tried other pupusarias but pupusas are never consistent. Servers are great and knows everyone that comes in. Small place but still good for family size of 8-12. I recommend revuelta pupusas and loroco with rice masa and don't forget the 7-sea soup.

My beef milanesa $14 (thin cut, breaded and pan fried) was delicious. If you dine-in, it comes with free chips and salsa and two pupusas. That was a lot of food because the plate already comes with beans, fried potatoes, rice and a salad. My favorite part is dipping the pupusas into the beans and rice, then taking a bite of the beef. This was a good lunch.

This joint is in the outer mission and has been here for some time, you know it's legitimate. I don't have much new info to offer - only they tell me that the mixed (bean, cheese and pork) pupusas are very popular here. I've had those and the chicken one, would definitely consider buying a dozen for a roadtrip/ day outing!