Salvadoran Restaurants near Colleyville, TX

“Awesome service Great food!“

“We are regulars at Gloria’s and always have great dining experiences. The food is great, the drinks are well crafted, and the staff is extremely friendly; and go beyond the call to provide fast, and exceptional customer service.“

“The food was very good. Friendly service“

“2 Words. Chicken Papusas. If you have had them before, you will definitely love this place. If you haven't eaten them before, you have to try this delicious El Salvador food here. I had them here for the first time and was blown away they were so good. Served with rice and a tasty sweet vinegar cabbage slaw. I'm going to try more things on their menu and post here again soon.“

“We were craving for Pupusas and this place delivered. Decent sized pupusas, perfectly seasoned and the pickled slaw and sauces just as delicious. We also had the tacos al pastor and so far, they have been the tastiest we've eaten in Texas, even though the cook and all there are from El Salvador, lol! We will definitely be returning!“

“Was fast and affordable. Sandra was very helpful and helped me out when I was in a tight spot! so grateful to find you guys!“

“comida muy delicious y hecha al intante y a mi gusto hasta te recuerda a la comida de casa muy lindo ambiente y y respetuoza atencion lo k mas me gusta es que puedes pedir tu comida con los ingredients que me gustan y evitar los que no. Comida muy rica que te hace recordar a seres queridos por el sabor de su comida Dios vendiga este lugar y a las personas que hacen pocible que su comida siga sirviendoce con ese grand Sabor.“

“The chillaquiles are good,but you have to ask for the egg and the avocado on top, which is strange to me. I have eaten this dish many times , the 1st time I ordered from them it was perfect- the even gave me the salvadorian cremè to go on my potatoes (I like it with black beans tho)

It's just on Division, by those umm hotels- anyway- it's worth it-
The Tamales are soooo YUMMMMMY“

“My favorite place, I traveled from Arlington just to eat these delicious pupusas, they really are the best in all of Dallas TX and the best thing is that they give you enough curtido and sauce and the girls are very friendly, the coffee has cinnamon flavor as well as they sold it in our little thumb.“

“I don't usually leave reviews but I needed to.
I'm from the RGV and my so picky when it comes to Mexican food. I've been here a year and only found 3 places that are genuinely good and this one is at the #1 place on my list!
The food is flavorful, the tortilla are great. Loved the salsas! Definitely will be coming back.“

“Las Pupusas y la horchata deliciosa y El Niño q atiende muy lindo“

“Cosinan muy rico les recomiendo Márquez restaurant“

“Order was incorrect. Tortillas were supposed to be all flour as shown on receipt. Charro beans had good texture and flavor, however too salty. Meat was plentiful and had great flavor. Just wish staff would read order and double check before sending it out for delivery.“

“Keep in mind that this review is from someone not of this culture. It's my personal opinion and you may not feel the same, so give them a try!
The first thing you'll see is the place definitely hasn't had any upgrades (not even paint) since they opened a long time ago. However they are not dirty or moldy which is great! Don't have to be new to be good. Also, English speaking is not very good but I still had no trouble ordering and the girl was very nice and patient.
Here's what I got:
1) Beef tacos- the beef was absolutely delicious! It had a chard beef flavor w/o being burnt or dry. Great flavor! Wishing I'd gotten more.
2) Papusa- Bean/cheese and pork/cheese. Amazing! Very flavorful and just the right amount of cheese to have a cheese pull w/o taking over the flavor profile. 100% recommend!!
3) Chicken Tamales- Nope. I love tamales. They are one of my dav foods and these made me wanna gag. They had no flavor. Were half filled with a large chunk of potato, which means it had hardly any chicken; almost none. However my biggest issue is the wetness!!! They were so wet that water was literally leaking from the thick aluminum foil they were wrapped in. You can tell they were taken straight from frozen to being "heated up". The masa had the consistency over every undercooked eggs. I tried unwrapping them and baking in the oven on 400 for over 15 mins and they didn't change. Just nope.“