El Gran Sabor - Elkins, West Virginia

Nick P.

Great food with good portion sizes. The sides were simple with unique and flavorful main entrees. Spicy actually means spicy, bordering hot.

The cachapa was something you don't see often, I'd recommend it.

Resturant is inside of an old house tucked in the neighborhood. They have limited seating up front, but do have a bar and additional seating in the back.

Many dietary options to include gluten free, however some dishes might have an upcharge to accommodate.

Lora D.

Cachapa! Sweet corn cake with a meat or veg filling and it can be made gluten free! So delicious and filling. The rice was garlicy but not too garlicy. Passion fruit drink was yum too. We sat outside and enjoyed the quiet, but the inside looks neat.

Lynette F.

While on vacation, we stopped to have lunch and we weren’t disappointed in our choice. The food was absolutely delicious at a great price and our server was wonderful. Poor man was the only server so he had his hands full. We didn’t mind the wait because we were in no hurry. Besides, I was enjoying the salsa music. Brought me back to my Puerto Rican roots.

Michele C.

We love this place. It is tucked away in an old house. The food was delicious and plentiful. The local beer was fantastic and it was wonderful to find authentic ethnic food. Our server did a great job and we felt covid safe because the tables were space well.

Angelique B.

I i liked the beef nachos great flavor and I liked the fact it was shredded beef! Service was awesome. I actually ordered a drink they werent familiar with making it, My boyfriend and I sipped it and suggested another approach to drink they did it no problem and it was perfect. The restaurant was so cutie inside.

Catie W.

Stumbled across this little gem while googling restaurants near me in Elkins. Oh my gosh, gooooo!!! U wont be disappointed. Yuca with cheese n homemade sauces, stuffed chile relieno, cubed pork crispy tacos & sweet n sour thai chicken cachapa!!!

T L.

The black beans had no flavor whatsoever. The pulled beef inside the empanadas, which in Venezuela is called Carne Mechada, and in Spain Ropa Vieja, was a tasteless clump. The chicken in the arepas was no better. Feel sorry for the people giving this place a five-star review as they simply don't know any better.

David Z.

The Cachapa (pork and beef) were great, the rice and beans were great (mixed) and the service was friendly. We had a little wait but it was lunchtime and worth it. I was hungry and started eating before I remembered to take a picture. Will be back to try other dishes.