Without a doubt this is the best place to come with your family, good food, good prices but without a doubt the taste is the best 10/10Vegetarian options: There is a small variety of vegetarian but delicious dishes, from vegetable quesadillas to enchiladas and ending with salads.Kid-friendliness: You have a special menu for children with burritos, enchiladas, quesadillas or if you prefer, tacos too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Adell Harris
My experience was phenomenal!! The ambiance was exceptional!! Quiet clean just beautiful!! And the food was hot and fresh the portions well worth the price!!! My second time eating there and it didn't disappoint!! Will be a regular returning customer!!!1st meal the Razor back plate2nd meal Fajita SeafoodExcepional Customer Service!!!!!!!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jesse Spears
Best restaurant in Dumas Hands
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The Chamber Magazine
I ate at El Parian on November 25 and had the Razorback Enchiladas, which were terrific! They are crab and shrimp wrapped in warm flour tortillas and covered in white cheese sauce (queso blanco). The traditional salsa roja and chips before the meal were better than most, because the salsa was thicker and more full-bodied. The restaurant is clean, roomy, and has modern decor, not the usual traditional Mexican stuff. Parking is available on the street immediately outside the restaurant. It is neither ample nor limited, so I will just describe it as sufficient. Being on Main Street, there are train tracks just across the street, so you may have a loud train to watch every now and then, but they don't pass through town very often. It is good to see downtown Dumas growing. This place would probably do well in a larger city like Little Rock. I understand this El Parian's is an Arkansas chain mostly in smaller towns like White Hall and Pine Bluff. An article from the Dumas Clarion (the local newspaper), says they are applying for a liquor license and hope to have Mexican drinks and beer. According to the article, "Luis Vera, General Manager, described the restaurant as authentic Mexican cuisine including Chimichangas, street tacos, and fajitas. There will be a full menu with a kid's menu, vegetarian options, and 25 combination dinners. One of their specialty [sic] will be Molcajete Supremo, which a bowl of with a [sic] chicken, steak, pork, sausage, and salsa with rice, beans and tortillas." I will be returning here often as El Parian is a breath of fresh air in a small town with limited restaurant options. This is a significant addition to the local dining scene.Parking: Parking on the street should be enough even if the restaurant is packed to capacity, but it probably wouldn't take much more.
Great service. Very good food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Without a doubt this is the best place to come with your family, good food, good prices but without a doubt the taste is the best 10/10Vegetarian options: There is a small variety of vegetarian but delicious dishes, from vegetable quesadillas to enchiladas and ending with salads.Kid-friendliness: You have a special menu for children with burritos, enchiladas, quesadillas or if you prefer, tacos too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My experience was phenomenal!! The ambiance was exceptional!! Quiet clean just beautiful!! And the food was hot and fresh the portions well worth the price!!! My second time eating there and it didn't disappoint!! Will be a regular returning customer!!!1st meal the Razor back plate2nd meal Fajita SeafoodExcepional Customer Service!!!!!!!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best restaurant in Dumas Hands
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I ate at El Parian on November 25 and had the Razorback Enchiladas, which were terrific! They are crab and shrimp wrapped in warm flour tortillas and covered in white cheese sauce (queso blanco). The traditional salsa roja and chips before the meal were better than most, because the salsa was thicker and more full-bodied. The restaurant is clean, roomy, and has modern decor, not the usual traditional Mexican stuff. Parking is available on the street immediately outside the restaurant. It is neither ample nor limited, so I will just describe it as sufficient. Being on Main Street, there are train tracks just across the street, so you may have a loud train to watch every now and then, but they don't pass through town very often. It is good to see downtown Dumas growing. This place would probably do well in a larger city like Little Rock. I understand this El Parian's is an Arkansas chain mostly in smaller towns like White Hall and Pine Bluff. An article from the Dumas Clarion (the local newspaper), says they are applying for a liquor license and hope to have Mexican drinks and beer. According to the article, "Luis Vera, General Manager, described the restaurant as authentic Mexican cuisine including Chimichangas, street tacos, and fajitas. There will be a full menu with a kid's menu, vegetarian options, and 25 combination dinners. One of their specialty [sic] will be Molcajete Supremo, which a bowl of with a [sic] chicken, steak, pork, sausage, and salsa with rice, beans and tortillas." I will be returning here often as El Parian is a breath of fresh air in a small town with limited restaurant options. This is a significant addition to the local dining scene.Parking: Parking on the street should be enough even if the restaurant is packed to capacity, but it probably wouldn't take much more.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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