La Flor De Michoacan

Reviews

• Carlye M.

  star star star star star_border 2 July 2026

  This was my first ever pupusa experience. I didn't even know what a pupusa was, but a friend told me this place made the best she'd had in this area, better than what our local Woodland and Davis places had to offer.
  
  If you're a newb like me, a pupusa is basically like a fried, squashed tamale. I'm sure I'm oversimplifying it. You eat it with salsa and a cabbage slaw that tastes like watered-down salsa (vinegar and tomato flavor basically). It's delicious!! Each pupusa varied in size, which spoke to its authenticity and handmade origins. The corn dough was thick and encased meat and cheese (they have veggie options too!).  Apparently there is a pupusa version they create made with rice flour, which I look forward to trying on my next visit. It was hard to taste the difference between the chorizo, pork and beans, and chicken, because I mainly appreciated fried, flavored goodness, but I'm not complaining. It was such a fun experience! Plus, each pupusa was only $3.75 max. Totally affordable and I could easily get full on just two.
  
  We also got a side of rice and beans. The rice wasn't the standard orange rice that I'm used to, and I loved that! It was more of a white/yellow color, perfectly seasoned but not overbearing. The beans were smooth and flavorful, like you'd expect from a restaurant as opposed to opening a can at home.
  
  The restaurant definitely has its own flair when it comes to style. It felt like a family-owned, authentic and unashamed eatery, the kind I'd choose over a chain any day. Located in a shopping plaza, there's plenty of parking. It was my first time in this area and it seemed somewhat rundown, but I felt safe with my friend and children during the day.
  
  Definitely call your order in ahead of time, as my friend told me it takes awhile for the pupusas to be made. It took us 45 minutes to get to the restaurant after calling in our orders, and our pupusas were piping hot. The older lady who gave us our order commented on my chunky baby and was very pleasant and sweet. They have high chairs, a TV that was showing a soccer game, and a bathroom. It's a kid-friendly place with a very casual dining feel and excellent pupusas!

• Bhonz Z.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 28 June 2026

  Experienced was really bad! Pupusas tasted alright- nothing special about it!!! First time & never coming back!!! There were few customers infront of us & took them "at least an hour" to take our order and then "another hour (?)" to get our food served??? Seriously!??! Unacceptable!!!
  
  If i can give this spot a zero star or negative rating I definitely will  but yelp requires you to pick at least one star! This place sucks!!!
  
  Save yourself some time & money... go somewhere else!!!

• Emmanuel M.

  star star star star star 27 June 2026

  Has to be the best place to bring the family and experience a full vibrate environment filled with good eats
  
  N if planned right can be accompanied by happy hour

• Connie R.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 21 June 2026

  Food is ok
  Girl taking order is not friendly seems mad
  All the time
  Restaurant is hot no air conditioning

• Yeldis M.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 6 June 2026

  The food was good but the lady at the cashier stand was call cynical and distraught for lack of more disrespectful words. The food was ok.. i have recently been to the other one off Fulton and its no shocker that the lady there too had an initial attitude.. I usually like to review how good there food is along with the customer service experience but this has to be addressed. I used to come here as a little girl with my parents and we had a pleasant experience. Of course this was when the own used to run the restaurant, very different vibes since then. I wonder if it's the customer service that doesn't let them bloom