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Rinconcito Salvadoreno

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20 Broad St

Port Chester, NY 10573

+1 (914) 937-2166

http://rinconcitony.com

Rinconcito Salvadoreño is a welcoming Salvadoran restaurant located in Port Chester, NY, offering a diverse menu of authentic Salvadoran cuisine.

With a focus on quality and taste, Rinconcito Salvadoreño provides a delightful dining experience, showcasing the rich flavors and traditional dishes of El Salvador.

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Rina V.

5/23/2025

Totally enjoy my salvi food fix. I have been coming here for years and today's since I was alone I grabbed breakfast for me and had pupusas to go for my family. I reheated them in my grill, and...

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Prema G.

6/14/2025

Everything we had was delish! Fresh pupusas, amazing tamales, chicken well prepared. Service was also great.

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Alicia B.

1/6/2025

Everything is scrumptious, flavorful, fresh and such a special place and people. If you want delicious, made from scratch tamales....try!!

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Paul M.

8/6/2024

Amazing! The food is fantastic. The service is wonderful. Just a wonderful dining experience.

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Gladys S.

9/7/2022

I've yet to be disappointed. Please don't disappoint ever! These are definitely wear your thanksgiving day pants days for me or maybe a loose fitting dress. Things I've had: Sopa De Res...

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