Salvadoran Restaurants near Duncanville, TX

“We were in town from Tacoma for the NCA cheer championships and I love trying local places. Found this place on yelp. The food was amazing, the beans tasted just like my grandma makes (very hard to duplicate). The owner was very nice and chatted with us. Invited us back for karaoke that evening (we didn't make it). Definitely would go back to this place if we are ever in the area“

“We have been here a few times on Sundays and food is always fresh and tasty, service is always great! The staff go above and beyond to make sure you're taken care of, always friendly smiles, we will definitely be visiting again, ambiance is great, they do have private events at times so I would contact the restaurant first, we found out recently about the private events, the restaurant had closed early for the event but even at that the staff were still so friendly and even offered us complimentary chips and salsa for takeout, we kindly declined but was very nice of them to offer.“

“Amazing service and ambience and the food was phenomenal! The food is elevated and trendy and although not fully traditional it was amazing. I thought was better than Gloria’s and the server we had was so fast and knew what we needed before we asked great experience here !Parking: Park mobile app on metersKid-friendliness: It was older kid friendly“

“Starting from the parking lot. The parking attendance are nice and courtesy.Entering into the place this they had a wonderful smile.Went to the bar first the bartenders are just outstanding.Move to the dining area the waiters and waitress are a five star .I suggest going casual, business-wise, being a regular person no matter the color gender.From what I saw they are outstanding with the disabled.This is the location off of Bishop our own Bishopgreat job“

“I tried their pupusas revueltas and in my opinion they were delicious! The pupusas were flavorful and full. The sauce it came with was great, viscous and full of flavor. The staff was super friendly, the place was clean, and I enjoyed eating in with my family. I will be back again soon!“

“Just had a wonderful experience at Payless store followed by a delicious meal at La Pasadita!Firstly, at Payless, I found exactly what I was looking for with ease. The store had a great selection, and the staff was incredibly helpful and friendly. They made sure I had everything I needed, and I left feeling satisfied with my purchase.After shopping, I headed to La Pasadita for some authentic Mexican cuisine. The restaurant had a cozy atmosphere and the smell of sizzling fajitas greeted me as I walked in. I ordered their famous carne asada tacos, and they were phenomenal - flavorful, tender, and served with all the traditional fixings. The service was excellent, and the staff made sure my dining experience was enjoyable from start to finish.Overall, it was a fantastic day - great shopping at Payless followed by a delicious meal at La Pasadita. I can't wait to do it all again!“

“Just ate here for the first time a few days ago! Loved everything! I don’t speak any Spanish but when I saw the menu was only in Spanish that was a hint for me that the food would be good! The staff was bilingual however and luckily so was my supervisor that took me. That staff is VERY hospitable, friendly, welcoming and the food is amazing! I had a fajita plate that I’m craving as I type this! I’ll definitely be making multiple visits to their establishment!“

“Upon entering, we were met with a cold stare from the staff, and an awkward silence lingered for a minute or two. After requesting a menu, we discovered that the staff preferred speaking Spanish. Undeterred, we confidently ordered Caldo de Camaron and Camarones a la Diabla. The shrimp dishes were impeccably cooked and bursting with flavor, and the rice was wonderfully fluffy. It turned out to be one of the best meals I've ever tasted—mucho picoso! I'm definitely planning to return, but perhaps after brushing up on my Spanish skills!“

“Food was very authentic and homemade tasting. It's Mexican and Salvadoran restaurant. Small and homely. We ate the Salvadoran food. It was so good and the 2 ladies were so friendly. Kinda gave you tia and abuela vibes! We have a new spot.Wheelchair accessibility: Well we had a walker with wheels. It's a little small in there but the tables are easy to move if you have to with a wheelchair“

“I have been here for lunch a few times now. I am able to have some peace there because it’s not a full house. The service has been very good always on time. Food is always fresh. The pupusas are definitely made an authentic manner along with all of these signature dishes. Prices are extremely reasonable. This is one of my go to lunch spots.“

“I came here with my sister today and to our surprise we were in for a treat. We were roaming around the store unsure if we should eat but the nice waitress offered us a menu and we took it, the service was great and felt very comfortable. We ordered the pan con pollo and a plato tipico with a pastelito, a tamal de elote, and a pupusa revuelta. The plato tipico came with curtido, refried beans, crema and fried yuca. I was not expecting to eat as much as I did but everything was that good. My dad is from Morazan, El Salvador and I've been there with him and this has the same flavors you can find over there. Im going to recommend this place to all of my friends and family.“