The Rasta vibe flows over two levels at this restaurant with a broad international menu. The pizzas are rated highly, the Salvadoran grills are great and the cocktails are generously poured. The atmosphere is reason enough to come; reggae tunes blast (occasionally live) and young Santanecos celebrate life for the sake of it.
Inna Jammin
Western El Salvador
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