Lobster, shrimp, the whole platter
Langosta al horno, picada mixta and shrimp any way you like them.
See seafoodCorn or rice masa, mariscos, carne asada and Salvadoran breakfast. 134 Clarke St, open every day from 10 AM.
Open every day from 10 AM
Build your pupusas
House favorites
Langosta al horno, picada mixta and shrimp any way you like them.
See seafoodRevueltas, queso, loroco, frijol. Corn or rice masa, curtido on the side.
See pupusasSopa de mariscos, de res, de gallina and mondongo. Big bowls, made slow.
See soupsTípico, cuscatleco or ranchero: plantains, beans, cream and eggs.
See breakfastEspecial de la Costa: carne asada, half a lobster and shrimp on one plate.
See combosThree ways to eat
Call your order in, then grab it at 134 Clarke St.
(631) 436-4433 or (631) 245-6543Delivery runs through DoorDash, straight to your door.
Order on DoorDashBring the family. Beer and wine served. Open every day from 10 AM.
Hours & directionsOur place
Flores is a Salvadoran and Central American restaurant on Clarke Street in Brentwood. Pupusas are patted out by hand and cooked on the comal, the soups come in big bowls, and the seafood goes out on platters made for the whole table.
Come in for breakfast, bring everyone for dinner, or call ahead and pick up a bag of revueltas on the way home. You may also find us listed as Miguel Flores Restaurant.
Reviews
“…the most authentic and soul-satisfying Salvadoran food on Long Island.”
“Amazing portions, super filling without skimping out on any protein portions.”
“…fresh, hardy, healthy and delicious.”
Visit
Open every day from 10 AM
Second line: (631) 245-6543
| Monday | 10 AM–10 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–10 PM |
Good to know
Yes, through DoorDash. For pickup, call (631) 436-4433 and grab your order at 134 Clarke St.
Call (631) 436-4433 and ask. For a big group, calling ahead is the way to go.
Corn masa is the classic: golden, toasty and a little sweet. Rice masa is softer and crisps up at the edges, the style Olocuilta is famous for. Most fillings come both ways.
An edible flower bud from Central America with a green, slightly floral taste. It goes in pupusas with cheese.
Yes. Salvadoran breakfast plates (típico, cuscatleco, ranchero and more) with plantains, beans, cream and eggs. Doors open at 10 AM every day.
Pupusas de queso, frijol con queso and loroco con queso have no meat in the filling. Ask about anything specific when you call.
Street parking on Clarke St. Credit cards accepted.