Top Restaurants in Santa Ana
Top 10 restaurants in Santa Ana, El Salvador
Discover the best restaurant in Santa Ana, El Salvador including Lover's Steak House, Expresion Cultural, Sorbetes Sin Rival, Pasteleria Ban Ban, Cafe Star Mon, Rancho Alegre, Quattro Estaciones, Cafe TeJas, Simmer Down, Solsticio Coatepeque
Things to do in Santa Ana
1. Lover's Steak House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By TexasGirl322014 - Odessa, Texas
Lover's was a great restaurant. My husband is very picky but he really enjoyed this place. The atmosphere is very nice. The food is great and there are so many choices on the menu. The peach frozen was my favorite. It has no alcohol and is nice and sweet. The only thing I can say is the wait staff is a little slow and not friendly at times but the food makes up for it. Worth the visit!
2. Expresion Cultural
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
Más de 16 años de experiencia en brindar un ambiente diferente, libre de humo de cigarro y bebidas alcohólicas. Deliciosos platillos, postres, entraditas y bebidas. Un toque más fresco y natural, con música de fondo tranquila y relajante, ocasionalmente con musica en vivo, puedes disfrutar de conciertos al mediodía en nuestras pantallas. Tienes a tu disposición una pequeña biblioteca. Podrás observar exposiciones artísticas (pinturas, artesanías o historia cultural). Ademas internet inalambrico (wifi) de alta velocidad.
Reviewed By Colite1990 - Sheffield, United Kingdom
We arrived at 5:15pm, planning on just having a drink, but ended up staying for food too. We had the quesadilla, tacos and chips, followed by delicious oreo cheesecake and lime pie - yum!
Best of all, the staff were very attentive and we left promptly at 6pm as they closed, couldn't have asked for a more efficient service!
The 'mora' (blackberry) juice was very tasty too! The only downfall was that the portions were perhaps a little smaller than expected, but we were ordering snacks after all!
3. Sorbetes Sin Rival
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Santa Ana's traditional ice cream place
Reviewed By one-explorer - San Pedro Sula, Honduras
Sorbetes Sin Rival is without doubt Santa Ana's most famous ice cream parlor. It dates back from the 1960s when its owner started selling ice cream on a cart in Santa Ana's downtown. The ice cream tastes great, be sure to eat it the traditional way: With strawberry syrup and the ice cream ball on the red cone ("barquillo").
Sin Rival has various locations in the city, and carts on the park. But the best location is located three blocks east from the Parque Libertad (Central Park). At Calle Libertad Oriente and 5 Avenida Norte, in front of "Claro" telephone company.
4. Pasteleria Ban Ban
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By MrsBellamy87 - Munich, Germany
The vanilla-chocolate cake (with the oreo cookie on top) was almost inedible. It tasted like it was old and parts have become sour. But i'm afraid that even if it hadn't been old, it would have tasted like sugar and cardboard.
Next time I'd rather try the pastries instead of overpriced horrible cake!
5. Cafe Star Mon
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Caroline E - Asheville, North Carolina, United States
We spent a couple mornings here admittedly primarily for WiFi, but ended up lingering because the folks are so friendly. We also had our two small dogs with us, and not only were they admitted, they were showered with attention. I wish I had taken a photo. In addition to coffee, they also have some pastries. They have a nice courtyard, and clean restrooms.
6. Rancho Alegre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By bnjmartin01 - Sacramento, California
Very delicious food at this out of the way restaurant. Don't be put off by the roadside appearance. The food is prepared so that Americans need not fear the ingredients. Many locals also hang out here and are very friendly. I celebrated my birthday here. We spontaneously had a large group singing and a guitarist happened to join in! Great memories!
BEAUTIFUL VIEW!!!!
7. Quattro Estaciones
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Javis777
My wife and her family decided to have a small dinner event here celebrating her parents anniversary. They offered to close the restaurant just for our event. There were a total of around 30 people. We were happy with the place itself since it is a very nice decorated place inside of a home. The food was great and the service was prompt. The staff was very accommodating and helpful at all times. I have not had the chance to visit this restaurant on a regular business day for a meal but from the experience I had from this event makes me want to go again and try the rest of the menu. So far, I recommend this place for an event!!!. Price was very reasonable!!!
8. Cafe TeJas
Overall Ratings
5 based on 44 reviews
We are a restaurant-cafe hidden in a lush garden in the centre of an old colonial house in the centre of Santa Ana. We have live music on weekends. Everything is made on the premise or is bought locally. We are a Canadian-Salvadorian couple and try to use salvadorian flavours in a new and thoughtful way. Come cool off with a fresh fruit frozen, home baked dessert, ribs fresh from the BBQ, a glass of wine and an amazing Salvadoranian coffee!
Reviewed By Stephanie H
Little to our knowledge most restaurants are closed on Monday in Santa Ana, after a little searching we ended up at Cafe Tejas. As you enter the restaurant you will instantly notice the amount detail and care that has been put into the restaurant. It resembles a comfortable, open concept tree house. We ended up sitting, drinking and eating with the owners. Ammera and Roberto were just fantastic and genuinely wonderful people! The restaurant serves delicious 'Canadorian' fusion food. They serve everything from BBQ to fish to Thai salad. This restaurant was amazing and the company was even better! Highly recommend!!
9. Simmer Down
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By deahh - Virginia
We ate here twice. The location is great, right next to the main park and Cathedral and theater; we ate here before going to visit a magic show and then we had dinner here the next night. The food was good, they had fresh squeezed juices and delicious grilled meats. Reasonable price and the staff are fairly proficient with English to help you order. Live music one night and a great balcony to watch the crowds.
10. Solsticio Coatepeque
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
The perfect combination of exquisite food, nature and service in the best place of El Salvador, the magnificent Coatepeque Lake.
Reviewed By reginafug - Mossel Bay, South Africa
We had two meals at this restaurant. Our first experience was dinner. We very much enjoyed the freshness of the food, the selection of wines, and the kindness and competence of the staff. The owners came by to greet the guests, and they seemed genuinely interested in what we had to say about the locations, the mysticism of the place (which is quite palpable). They served us a wonderful apple pie!
We returned to next day for lunch, and the food was just as good as the night before. My only disappointment was that they were out of apple pie.
The location is stunning; the lake is very beautiful, especially when the sun begins to go down.
The staff and owners seem dedicated and want to please their guests. That's commendable!
