La Esperanza Restaurant & Bakery

Joann LaBarbera

2 years ago · vía Google

What a find! I first heard about their take-out tamales and bakery, which are both fabulous, but there is so much more to La Esperanza. On my first visit a few weeks ago I had the pupusa plate: One Revuelta (beans, chicharron and cheese) and one Chorizo and cheese and they were both delicious. Plate comes with rice and beans and includes Curtido (spicy slaw) and red hot sauce. A lot of food for a very reasonable price. I also had the Elote tamale with crema. One of the best corn tamales I've ever had. Last night I tired the Loroco and cheese pupusa and I have to say it was the best one so far. Also tried a Chuchito (Guatemalan tamale): full of pork and the warm tomato salsa was yummy. Service is impeccable and I even got a free appetizer both times (tortilla with the smoothest and most delicious black beans). I will coming here much more often, can't wait to try some other specialties on the menu.

Leslie Long

3 months ago · vía Google

I bought a lg Leche cake in the bakery next door owned by Las Esperanza for my brother's birthday cake. Very excellent cake get it back to a refrigerator right away as it has milk in it. It's a very most cake and light to digest. My family loves it! It has chocolate dropped down the sides and fruit and oreo cookies with whip creamon top. They have some in the glass cooler case and others in the back which you can have then write anything on top as well. I give the cake 5 stars!

Jeremy Salazar

9 months ago · vía Google

First time here. Drove from Anaheim due to word of mouth that food was very good. They did not disappoint. We tried Guatemalan and the Salvidorian dishes and all was great. We also did not head back home without stopping first to buy different pastries from their bakery. We'll definitely make a trip back here again soon.

Carlos Soto

3 months ago · vía Google

Hey dont skip this place the food 😋 😉 amazing, the service super friendly it's definitely a come back spot!

Peter Babida

4 months ago · vía Google

Tried La Esperanza Guatemalan and Salvadoran cuisine. Tried the Pepian beef stew, garnachas (mini tostadas topped with ground beef) and empanadas filled with meat and spices. Really good flavors, hearty portions, and friendly service. The tortilla appetizers came out hot and delicious with the black bean dip..