Manantial Salvadorean Restaurant

About

Manantial Salvadorean Restaurant serves authentic Salvadoran cuisine in Lancaster, offering traditional dishes and regional specialties. Operating six days a week from early morning through evening, it caters to diners seeking genuine Central American flavors and home-style cooking.

Hours

• Monday: 9:00 AM–8:30 PM
• Tuesday: 9:00 AM–8:30 PM
• Wednesday: 9:00 AM–8:30 PM
• Thursday: 9:00 AM–8:30 PM
• Friday: 9:00 AM–8:30 PM
• Saturday: 9:00 AM–8:30 PM
• Sunday: 10:00 AM–7:00 PM

Reviews

Usually, I have to get good pupusas in Palmdale. I finally found my GO TO place for Central American deliciousness. They had a $2.50 special on Pupusas Revueltas on a Thursday. They were so good and tasty. Super fresh. I also ordered the fried plantain, with beans and sour cream. Oh so good! Hit the spot. They have many breakfast options and you can get them at anytime of day. They also have a va… — Maybelline Vasquez

Manantial never disappoints. I’ve done both dine-in and takeout, and the quality is consistently excellent. The pan con pollo was flavorful, fresh, and generously portioned — tender chicken, perfectly seasoned, and assembled just right. I also tried their pupusas revueltas, especially during their discounted pupusa Thursdays, and they were outstanding. Cooked fresh, packed with flavor, and served… — Erick Herrera

Just moved into town from San Fernando Valley and have been missing my Salvadorian food so I searched for a Salvadorian restaurant near me I could try and decided on Manantial. I Love It! New favorite place 😁. The server also surprised me with a free treat for Mother's Day. Made my day! — Sonia Ayala

The ice cream was soooo delicious! The atmosphere is definitely inviting. They have games on the table while you wait for your treats. You can really tell they take their time making it as it was so mouth watering. So do not rush them at all. It’s worth the wait. The cashier was really nice especially if it’s your first time here and helped us understand the menu to place an order. I will definit… — Licha Rodriguez

If you're coming to eat Salvadorian food, this is what you should expect; Time to be served; coffee 10 minutes, food 42 minutes. I asked for a straw, and she asked me for what? It was first place that questions me why I needed a straw. I ordered a tamale, and it was still frozen. After everything, the food was good 10/10 except for th3 tamale we gave back. Service 1/10. I will not be coming back. — W T