Thoroughly enjoyed the meal at Toro Toro…read more Even as a hotel lobby restaurant, once inside it had a great atmosphere. Service from Kira and crew was perfect, including her recommendations. Food was tasty across the board. The complimentary valet parking, especially now that Fort Worth no longer has free parking garages, was an added benefit.

I had seen Toro toro as a recommendation off a local foodie page. I figured I try it out due to the…read moreraving reviews. It was about a 40 minute drive and your heading to downton Fort Worth. It seemed like an elevated resturant you'd like to celebrate a special meal with loved ones. They do offer a happy hour so we were able to save a dollar or so but for the most part the menu is pricey. My rating is based off sides. I'm not bothered by spending more money or purchasing a side separately however, when it's not cooked well or missing ingredients it makes the meal a little disconnected. This may be due to expecting more from a "nicer" place but the truth is it will always come down to quality and this it was lacking this evening. What we ordered Amarillo Ceviche $22.00 ahi tuna, ají amarillo, leche de tigre, mango, cucumber, red onion - this appetizer was phenomenal we were all fighting for the last bite everything was do fresh and naturally a light app No complaints on our protein it was cooked to our preference 10oz Wagyu Picanha $58.00 14oz Prime Ribeye $68.00 Sides are sold separately Pork Belly Mac & Cheese $17.00. - Pork Belly and chorizo were subtle but loved the cheese and pasta Roasted Heirloom Carrots $17.00 - Were so roasted there was hardly any carrots

With temperatures soaring into the high 90s this summer, we decided to skip dining in at the…read morerestaurant when we noticed the A/C didn't seem to be working. Instead, a sign for pupusas on the road caught our eye as we headed to Guanatajo Bakery, and we knew we had to stop and order some. The pupusas are made fresh to order and take about 20 minutes to prepare. You can choose from pork, chicken, or veggie fillings. We opted for a mix of pork and chicken, and at just $2 each, they're incredibly reasonably priced. By the time we got home, they were still hot and came with a side of Salvadoran pickled vegetables and both red and green salsas--the green being the spicier of the two. These pupusas were absolutely delicious--cheesy, warm, and downright satisfying. For anyone looking to try them, I recommend calling ahead to place your order and picking them up. This spot has definitely become our go-to for pupusas.

I've eaten a lot of pupusas and tamales in my day, and aside from my mom's and some random location…read morein Alabama, Dona Carmen's are the best pupusas/tamales I have had! 10/10 every time.

I was not a fan. It's a gas station connection which I have no problem there. Service and…read morefriendliness wasn't an issue. I just didn't like the food. I ordered the carne asada tacos with rice and beans, as well as the carne asada burrito. We just didn't think it was a positive experience. The meat was extremely dry. I give them two stars for being able to open during the freeze. I don't expect to be back though unfortunately.

I've been coming here for several years, I try a different dish each time…read more Don't sleep on their breakfast either. What a spot.

Great food cooked with love and passion Have gone back 5…read moretimes, every employee make me feel like I am "family" Small cafeteria style with take out, but each time I ate there I felt welcomed and often offered a sample of a different dish

This is my go to place for Colombian cuisine! My favorite order is the empanadas. They are always…read morefresh and hot! The dipping sauce is soooooo good! A tangy taste pairs well with the empanadas! All of the other menu items are delicious! The staff is always friendly! I recommend anyone to try the stop if you're near by.

Absolutely the Best - A True Classic! I've been coming to…read morePastelería La Mexicana for as long as I can remember, and it's truly a part of my life. The flavors, the freshness, and the warmth of everyone who works there make it feel like home. Their cakes and pastries are always perfect--just the right balance of sweetness and tradition. You can taste the love and care in every bite. It's amazing to see how this bakery has grown over time, yet it still keeps that same authentic charm. For me, it's not just a bakery--it's a beautiful piece of my memories and my community. If I could give it 11 stars, I absolutely would!

A classic. I've been hooked since day one. You can always count on them for the best and fast…read moreservice. The place is small and the parking lot fills up quickly, but it's always worth it. If you're looking for that chamoy Lucas flavor (the discontinued one)the taste brings back so much nostalgia. Last but not least, the ambiance is always clean and welcoming, no matter how busy they get. They never disappoint.

Best Mexican restaurant and as always the most wonderful employees. We tried the new Birra…read morePizzadilla and it was phenomenal. Definitely large enough to share.

Absolutely loved our experience at Los Girasoles! We got the birria tacos, chicken street tacos,…read moreand two margaritas.. everything was fantastic. The food was flavorful, fresh, and came out hot, and the margaritas were so good too. The birria tacos were definitely a standout. Great service, great atmosphere, and we'll definitely be coming back!

Gloria's is a popular Restaurant in the Montgomery Plaza district. My cousin, George treated me to…read morea fine dinning atmosphere on a Saturday evening. It was crowded with almost every seat taken. However, we got a table right away. We had a cute Server who had a hand injury but, was still waiting tables! The lights were dim, the Salsas and Bean Dip were good. There was no wait for our food. The Chicken Enchiladas were packed with Chicken. The Refried Beans were flavorful and a good portion size. The Rice was cooked just right. I love the mixed veggies in the Rice. The presentation of the food was perfect! It was a little loud in there but, you could still carry a conversation. Manager came over and asked us how things were. There's some TVs at the bar to check out the Olympics.. The Restrooms were clean too. A special shout out to my cousin, George for paying for an expensive dinner. I loved the ambiance of the food and restaurant. Please, check out Glorias some time.

First time at Gloria's, and well, the wait was a little long, but aside from that, once we were…read moreseated we received complimentary chips and dip. The chips were nice and crispy and we finished the bean and salsa dip. It was very filling, but keep that in mind if you also want to try out their dishes. We got the Migas which was okay. First time trying it and it was basically scrambled eggs with oily chips. I wasn't a big fan of that, but the refried beans were pretty good. We then ordered the burrito, which was delish. The amount of flavors stuffed in the tortilla from the bacon to the eggs to the cubed pieces of potatoes, that was my favorite. Definitely a new spot for us to visit again. Our waiter was also very nice and attentive.

I ordered mango juice and I must've been really thirsty because it was gone in no time. My daughter…read morehad a burger and she also finished it so fast, by the time I looked up all I saw were crumbs. I didn't even get pictures of the food y'all. Do yourself a favor and stop by to get some yummy food!

The arepas was really good!…read more I showed my husband and picture of the fried fish. It appeared to be snapper so he was sold. We went here for an early lunch and we're happy they open early. When we got there, the young man behind the counter warned my husband they were out of snapper but they had tilapia. He opted for the national dish instead, pulled pork with rice and beans. I got a pork arepa, sans ketchup. The food came out quickly, along with a small carousel of sauces. I think he was bummed with his meat : beans and rice ratio (see attached). He was not particularly impressed with his dish. I think if they had snapper this place would absolutely be on the regular rotation. Okay but my arepa was really really good. It didn't need any additional sauce. It had a thick slice of cheese, crispy corn base, and had a pleasant, crisp pairing with shredded lettuce, tomato, and mayo. I loved it! I was full for the rest of the day.

The pupusas were delicious!!! The server was very polite and efficient. The price was very…read moreaffordable for the taste provided. I was able to introduce my friend to the wonderful cuisine and not to mention the atmosphere was very comfortable, like you're in your own dining room or kitchen!

starting off the bat the environment is clean, spacious, and great music!…read more i was nervous coming here at first since im a no sabo gal. sometimes its kinda stressful trying to get your spanish correct before entering a restaurant . anyways, really nice and welcoming waiter who speaks english helped me. the menu is also in english and spanish. only thing i didn't like was there were no prices on the menu i'm really bad with the drink names but i ordered a maracuyá agua fresca (i think that's what it was i know it was definitely a passion fruit drink). SOOO refreshing and not too sweet, not bitter. I ordered the Plátano Frito with 2 Huevos and 2 Pupusas (one with cheese and jalapeño and one with just cheese) Eggs were cooked perfectly (over easy) Pupusas were amazing Overall, idk why there aren't more reviews for this restaurant, i would recommend this place to anyone