(615) 315-8888
4715 Nolensville Pike Ste A
Nashville,
TN
37211
36.0678
-86.7191
What People Are Saying About Las-Americas Market
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – Las Americas has that undiscovered feeling. If you don't speak Spanish, you'll probably stand out. Well-prepared dishes from Mexico and El Salvador make for a refreshing change from your standard-issue Tex-Mex. The menu includes authentic soft-corn tortillas and burritos, along with coastal treats like oysters and seafood stew. The stars of the menu are the pupusas, crispy fried cornmeal cakes filled with meats and cheeses. The house specialty, revueltas, are filled with pork and cheese.
Best papusas ever
by mil2ndbest
It's hard to believe I've been going there frequently for 5 years and the worst I can say is the chicken was dry once and the waitresses are a little slow bringing the check sometimes. They are just that consistently good. A couple tacos, a papusa and a coke for less than $7? With table service? Unheard of.
(First time there, nervous with the language, I tried to order a fajita taco and got fajitas. Kinda doubt that would happen to anyone today.)
- Pros: Great value
- Cons: Exterior
Pupusas!!
by thewordonthestreet
I'm a big fan of the small little latin american restaurants and taco trucks on Nolensville but this one beats them all. The price is great. The food is great. But the Pupusa's take the prize. Go there and get a bean and cheese pupusa, its a thick corn tortilla pancake stuffed with beans and delicious cheese (there are several options for stuffing but I always stick with the bean and cheese). Its by far my favorite new food of 2007.
- Pros: price, food, service
- Cons: location
best Mexican in town
by trishiary
I have been to many Mexican restaurants in Nashville, and this is by far the closest to actual Mexican/Central American dining I've found so far. The burrito Las Americas is the best burrito in town (and at $3.99, possibly the cheapest). The tacos are authentic, fresh and delicious. And the specialty item, the pupusa, is fantastic. Service is always good, even if communication is occasionally difficult. Don't let the bars on the windows and somewhat trashy-looking exterior keep you from discovering one of Nashville's best-kept secrets.
- Pros: wonderful food, even better prices
- Cons: sometimes crowded, only average atmosphere
The Details on Las-Americas Market
Know Before You Go:
You'll have to ask if you want chips and salsa, and be forewarned: they aren't free.
The Extras:
The restaurant is attached to Las Americas Market--pick up some Central American delicacies on your way out.







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