“I mostly order to go. The only thing I don't like is that you order pupusas and they come with the cabbage mix and a bag of sauce.So when I orders 6 for my kids and me. I expect 6 cabbage mixes and 6 saucesThen they want to charge you extra. Other than that....they are fabulous“
“I am Salvadorian American so I am extremely picky with my pupusas. I must say that this place is the best there is! I love their new location and they have the most amazing quesadillas (Salvadorian sweet bread with cheese) which you can enjoy with your cafecito while waiting on your pupusas ?“
“"My husband and I used to frequent Gloria’s Latin Cuisine in Colleyville and loved it, so we decided to try the Southlake location. We went on a Saturday night and, as expected, there was a long wait due to the no reservations policy on weekends (reservations are only accepted Monday to Thursday). If you have a large group and plan to visit on a weekend, arrive early to secure a table. The food and drinks were amazing, and the prices were reasonable compared to other restaurants in Southlake. The ambiance was inviting, although parking near the restaurant was difficult; however, there was plenty of parking just a two-minute walk away near the REI store. We ordered the tostadas and aquachile verde both of which tasted incredibly fresh and delicious. The complimentary chips and salsa were a nice touch, and they also offer a gluten-free menu."Dietary restrictions: They have a separate gluten free menu“
“Update 4-3024: Prices have skyrocketed to the ridiculous. We've been living in Europe so not at Gloria's for nearly a year. Call margaritas made with añejo are now $19 apiece! With taxes and tip, totally nuts. Of course, we expect to pay more for the call drink, but this left a sour taste and doubts about our long-time favorite. What a disappointment.Excellent, as always. (My husband has been a regular at the Gloria's chain for decades.) Terrific new server from Mexico City. Sopa Maricada (f/k/a sopa siete mares) was fabulous as always as were the camarones a la plancha. If you want to guarantee a hangover-free next morning, Gloria's margaritas made with Herradura añejo are the delicious ticket! Only tiny hiccup on this last visit was that we actually had to ask for refills of chips and salsas.“
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“My wife loves the Veggie Fajitas . We try to get over when we are in that part of world . Whenever there's a Dr's appointment, past Preston Rd. We live in Wylie, and it is well worth the extra drive.Vegetarian options: It's a good vegan dish.Parking: It's in a Strip center.Wheelchair accessibility: Regular access“
“Took my boyfriend's parents for their first Salvadoran food experience. Oy one of us speaks any Spanish - albeit very little. The staff did not speak English, but everyone was welcoming, warm, and we absolutely dumbked our way through a fantastic dinner. The pupusas and tamale con elote were amazing!“
“The food is authentic and fresh. The menudo is excellent, along with the pupusas that remind me of home. I also enjoyed a fresh watermelon drink. I highly recommend you visit this cool whole in the wall that has plenty of sesting. Visit for some wonderful Salvadorean and Mexican flavors.“
“Friendly staff and wonderful food is a combination that works in this restaurant. What a treat! It was my first visit, but it won't be my last.Vegetarian options: I got 1 @of cheese, spinach and cheese, and pumpkin and cheese Pupusa. With them was served a side of delicious slaw and a really good dipping sauce.“
“The food is tasty and the people are friendly. My only complaint is that the servings are somewhat skimpy. They give you the smallest portion of rice and the kids literally get one small taco. I think they could work on their portion sizes for the prices.“