The food was excellent. The service was good. Not a lot of atmosphere but go with good company &…read moreconversation can be enough!

Con un ambiente agradable y el trato amable la comida no se queda atrás en sabor calidad y balance…read morenutricional me tocó pedir una sopa de Gallina ahh que delicia la recomiendo la gallina cocinada a la perfección y sus tortillas a mano. Ampliamente recomendable

Amazing, simple, delicious. I recommend the traditional breakfast w/sausage (Passionfruit juice on…read morethe side). Service was prompt, presentation was excellent, and I really like the simple decorations like the flower centerpiece shown. ¡Riquisima! Recomiendo la desayuno traditional con salchicha y jugo de maracuyá. La personal son muy amables también. Me encanta las flores pequeñas en todos las mesas.

Honestly, I gave this place so many tries before leaving a review. It has so much potential yet…read moreagain lacks service and a sense of urgency. I had work in the service industry for so many years, one of the many reasons why I gave it so many tries but unfortunately I won't be returning. I waited 40 minutes for my food, ordered two plates. I understand some plates cooking times can be longer than others but nothing ever came. One of them was just a simple bean tostada. The time before this I came at 9:20 pm, while it says on google that their hours of operation is until 10:00 pm. The server told me they were closing down and they only had Baleadas so I left to the taco spot next door just to see her turn the sign back on and let another table walked in. It's honestly so disappointing because it's difficult to find Honduran restaurants nearby, and I met the owner's daughter a couple of times and she's truly a sweetheart with a different vision for the restaurant. But at this point I rather make the drive to another place.

The seafood soup was great. The other items were awesome too. I like the food in this place.read more

I usually don't write reviews, but this restaurant will be an exception. On multiple occasions I've…read morehad to deal with rude customer service. I've kept coming back hoping that they would improve how they treat their customers but today I drew the line. If you're really craving baleadas or Honduran food in general just drive down a bit further to Mi Comida Hondureña , same great taste but W A Y better service

Not to be confused with the previous Owners: (Mi Pueblito;…read moreMexican food) Want to try something different, I recommend: This place "Mi Pueblito Catracho" has been here about 3yrs . they specialize in Honduran and Salvadorian food, with some Mexican options as well. Do not expect spicy salsa, they do not offer. The food flavors are on point, delicious Pupusas. Service nice but slow at times. CONS: Cleanliness of the tables and floors needs to be addressed; have not entered the restroom (saw a review in Spanish that they were not very nice )

This place is closed. We went on 1/18/26. It has a for lease sign in window. First time seeing it…read moreon yelp.

Had a great experience at Gloria's Latin Cuisine. Started with the shrimp cocktail and chips with…read morean assortment of sauces, which was awesome. The beef nachos were really good as well, don't sleep on those! The highlight was the red snapper topped with shrimp in a butter sauce... perfectly cooked and super flavorful without being too heavy. You can tell they don't cut corners with the food here. Definitely a spot I'd come back to.

I like Gloria's very much and have been to several of her locations. The one on Greenville is…read moreparticularly a favorite and during lunch you can park for free because valet is not working. I met a friend for lunch on a weekday. I ordered crispy tacos from the lunch menu and they were a disappointment. The crispy shells tasted stale and were not crispy. The ground meat was not well seasoned and lacked flavor. The only thing that gave the tacos flavor was the red salsa. I had ordered crispy tacos from this location before and they were much better, so maybe the kitchen had an off day. Or they had some old taco shells to dispose of before dinner. I have not given up on Gloria's. It is still a favorite and I will give this location another try.

One of the most authentic Salvadoran places I've been to. I ordered a caldo de pollo to go with…read morepollo frito instead of it cooked in the soup. The portion was huge and came with tortillas!! So good!! Their pupusas are always to die for along w their horchata! Everything is also very reasonably priced. They've also been around for over a decade and I think it gets busier every time we come back! Lol that being said- be prepared to wait during the weekends in the morning or early afternoons and PLEASE be nice to the employees.

The best and most authentic pupusas in Dallas. It tastes like home-cooking. The hot sauce and…read moreloroco on the table is a must add to your pupusa so don't forget that! I also loved the tamales. The texture of them go perfectly with the meat inside. Do yourself a favor and check this place out!

I give it 3.5 stars. This is no-frills restaurant, with plastic forks and knives and plates, that…read moreserves authentic Honduran food. For those who are uninitiated it is a cross between Peruvian and Mexican. This is the first Honduran restaurant that I have seen in the Dallas area. It means that some of the foods are similar but the dishes are prepared differently. For example, the wife got enchiladas that seemed to have a hard taco shell on the bottom, and had fresh tomato and a boiled egg on top. It was covered in red sauce and a very sharp shredded cheese which I am guessing is goat cheese. The restaurant is modest but clean. The restrooms were clean. We went for lunch on a Saturday and after we sat down there was a pretty good crowd that followed us. I got an order of papusus--3 to an order--for $6.99. it came with rice and beans, both of which had good flavor. Good deal. I liked everything a lot. The papusus were flavorful and did not need sour cream or any other condiment. I think I like Peruvian a bit better and would return to El Salvador or Santa Rosa. Still, this was a good experience and I am not sorry that we tried it. The prices are extremely reasonable and the food is homemade. My main reason for 3.5 stars is the no frills atmosphere and plasticware.

Ordered food of their website waited and drove just for them to tell me that the website on there…read moreGoogle Maps isn't them.... What makes it worse is that they knew of this problem yet did nothing to to make the situation right

2nd visit to Mi Pueblito! great service and great food. we moved to Forney so when my wife wants…read moreColombian food this is the closest place. Inside you can tell at night it gets loud with live music and dancing! during the day its more subdued and chill. still have Latin music playing and there empanadas are worth the drive. the buenelos were amazing, just be ready to wait 15 minutes for them to be prepared fresh, so worth the wait! and the churros for the banana split were warm and delicious!

They charged our party of 3 an 18% tip without asking. And when my wife questioned it they were…read morerude and they never apologized. This is the second Colombian restaurant where we have had this happen, crazy. Anyway, we won't be returning, and we will be warning our Colombian friends as well.