Finca Coffee - Fitchburg, Wisconsin

Henry H.

This was a great little find when looking for coffee. Having lived in Central America, seeing the Salvadoran background and the menu, we knew we had to go. We were not disappointed! The pour over we had was the best cup of coffee we've had in a long time. And having a pupusa after such a long time was a special treat and brought back memories of our time in Central America. We had a great conversation with La Dueña and learned a little more of the history of the shop. Highly recommended if you have a but if time to relax and try a great cup of coffee.

Sean G.

Great food, great prices, service can be slow depending how much work the lass behind the counter has to do. Took almost 30 minutes to get our pupusas, burrito, and latte.

Regina G.

We just moved to Wisconsin 3 weeks ago. My husband is Salvadorian, so I have an unfair advantage. Back home, his mom made pupusas almost every other weekend for me, and I love them. And we traveled to El Salvador last year, so I may be comparing unfairly.

This place is good.

We got 4 pupusas; 2 beans and cheese, 2 pork and cheese. 30 dollars. It seemed high to us. We found it odd that they did not have lorocco. But when asked, the gentleman cooking said we can't get it fresh enough here so we don't use it. Those were his favorites, too. That's fair. The curtido, which is a pickled slaw, had too much onion for my liking. Also, they only gave 1 little container of the salsa roja for 2 pupusas. You need at least 3 containers for 1 😆

I got a cafe latte added sugar, and I enjoyed it. It's not typical of me to get coffee out, so I don't know if $4.50 is a fair price or not. A regular black coffee was also $4.50. That seemed high to me, too.

Inside, which I did not get photos of was a cute, small, trendy place. It's located on the bottom floor of an apartment complex, I believe, with a few other places also on the bottom floor. Not much seating inside, which was OK. They had 3 tables outside. We sat outside. It was a beautiful day.

Overall. I'd eat here again. My husband agrees. Not like home. But close enough for Wisconsin.

There was other stuff on the menu, tacos, burritos, Salvadorian pastries, we didn't try that stuff, but nice to know they have them.

Jenny K.

I love supporting local business. And I will tell you this has amazing food and drinks. I don't recommend eating here though because it's kind of small and cramped.

Ordering can be difficult as well, depending on who is serving you. Some people are very friendly whereas other staff members will argue with you on what you ordered.

I've been here three times now. I don't think I'll come back personally but it is excellent food! And if you're looking to support local business I would recommend it for that.

Justin J.

This lovely little coffee shop just south of Madison is run with a Salvadoran flare. I got a great iced mocha and then a small little pastry which a little sweet and a little savory. Great experience.

Tyra L.

Finca has the absolute best tacos I have ever had!! I’ve tried other places and nothing compares.
As for their coffee, that is delicious too!
The environment is clean, open, and well put together!
This is the only place I go for coffee and tacos, unless they’re closed.

Priscilla L.

Absolutely wonderful! I got a pork and cheese pupusa and a mocha. Delicious! The atmosphere is clean and bright. My mocha was just the right temperature to start drinking so if you like it a bit hot to start you might want to ask for extra hot

Aaron B.

The best pupusas in town and Salvadoran quesadillas which are a sweet baked item made from corn. The coffee is also top notch! The only thing I would improve would be provide real forks and knives with the pupusas. It can be challenging to cut them using plastic cutlery.