Salvadoran Restaurants near Southlake, TX

“"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“

“The best authentic Salvadoran I’ve had in the area! For starters the chips and salsa were fresh and not too spicy. We ordered mixed fajitas it was amazing, they had homemade corn tortillas, and even the refried beans were so delicious. The shrimp and Mojarra was cooked and seasoned perfectly, definitely recommend this place 10/10 with everything including the service!“

“Aguachile was excellent. I was just disappointed because I ordered it thinking (according to the menu) that it was shrimp and octopus. It was only shrimp. I asked our server and she said their menu had changed and it doesn’t include octopus anymore. I wish they would update their menu or at least let you know it’s changed when you order.Other than that, great experience.“

“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.“

“This spot never misses! Every time my husband and our family come, they’ve always greeted us warmly. The meat is always flavorful and tender, they got the best frijoles in the business (I don’t say that lightly coz everyone else’s beans I’ve tried thus far has been subpar) homemade tortillas BOMB! This will always be our go to local spot for Latin food.“

“It was pretty good, the food was alright, it was a little coldest and hard to bite because the steak seemed to be not well cooked. When we got there, the lady was on the phone and we didn't say anything until she was done, even when she was giving us the menu, she was still on the phone and not paying attention to us. I would have appreciated it if next time done doing what you're doing, or let us know that you will be helping us out in a minute because the communication talks so much about your skills.“

“Really good pupusas, Guadalupe was very helpful placing an order over the phone. The only thing is that they hardly put any cheese in the beans and cheese pupusa. Other than that, they are very tasty and reasonable for the amount I purchased.“