I was craving some Salvadoran food, and overall, I had a great experience. The food was decent, and…read morethe portion sizes were fair, though I felt the crema on the breakfast could be a bit more generous. I tried the pupusas de frijol y queso, and they were very good--the tortillas were nicely toasted, which I personally enjoy. The curtido came in a small scoop (for 1 popusa); unlike most Salvadoran restaurants, they don't offer self-serve curtido, and I'm not sure if they would charge extra for more. The tamal de pollo was okay. The masa was a bit dry but had good flavor. I also tried the ensalada drink, which wasn't what I expected--it usually has agua de marañon, but this one was made with watermelon juice instead. Still, it was refreshing. Customer service was excellent, and I appreciated the easy QR code payment option. The restaurant has a modern atmosphere and plays Christian music throughout the day. They also offer Mexican dishes, which I haven't tried yet, but I might on my next visit. Overall, I would recommend El Sol and would definitely come again for more Salvadoran food!

Looked up new pupuserias to try in Katy and this came up. We drove about 30 mins and got there are…read more8pm. 4-5 tables full, door open and the lady comes out and says they're closed. There is a sign outside that says they are open until 10pm. No reason, no I'm sorry. Needless to say, we won't be going back to try them.

I stopped a manager who was MBWA (managing by walking around) to complement her on the level of…read moreservice, the efficiency of service and the kindness of everyone involved in serving us. As always, the food is glorious is extremely reliable very good I had tamales, and there were pupusa's and guacamole, and then the grandchildren had children's plates. All of them are considered a great bargain. As always, the patio is a pleasure. The service on it is incredible and frankly, it is probably one of the most reliable restaurants when it comes to Latin cuisine on this side of the city with a flair because of the extensive tequila menu.

Man I love you Gloria's!!…read more All day happy hour at this location is what hits. My go to is a hour marg and a side spinach enchilada, but we tried more this go around! We got the beef enchiladas and the chicken verde enchiladas. Unfortunately the beef won out and I'll probably go back to my go to next time. Fantastic service tho both at the table and the bar!

good food!! they just need to be a little faster when it comes to bringing out food, we order at…read morethe front and they brought us the drinks with the food instead of bringing the drinks before, we were waiting for a while till the food was done. Other than that the food tasted pretty good

Customer service in this a place is terrible. The workers are rude. But the pupusas are good. The…read moreplace can be empty yet it'll still take your order 30min to be ready. Don't count on table side service bc the workers are always in the back chitchatting. However, no issues with to-go orders, so you're in the clear with that one.

Houston is known for a large variety of Salvadoran food. This place came up after typing on Yelp…read more we drove 40 min from cypress tx to this place. Nice location, restaurant is in a shopping center parking lot. Door to get in were a little confused all tinted. The place is more like an elegant Salvadoran restaurant not those places with decent prices and good food, this is the opposite side. We ordered 3 large orchatas and 2 cokes, by the time our server was dropping ours drinks we noticed that they sell Colashampam this is a delicious soda from EL Salvador so I want my Mexican friend to try it, we ask the server if he can return one of the orchatas and gives us the colashanpan and told us that he was not able to do that because the orchata was already served, I know the orchata is coming from a dispenser machine or container and is easy to returned with out doing any contamination, anyway we told him to leave it on the table and give us what we were asking and he did. Food prices are high for the quality, each pupusa cost $3,25 bucks. Places in the same area are selling pupusas for $1.60 with lots of more flavor. A plate with pupusas and tamales, plantains which is a traditional plate cost us $18 dollars, don't get me wrong this place is for those who don't know about this culinary culture so they can try for the first time but maybe not coming back Lol if they really want to try the traditional food. Our one and only best dish here was the Buñuelos de Yuca with Chilate $11 dollars for this unique and delicious dish that is going to make me go back for sure. Please work on your chicharrón for the pupusas because it taste like pork skin soaked in water mixed with onion and tomato with not seasoned. Please excuse my bad typing. Never attend any English school in my life..

Food was amazing!! Really delicious! Service was horrible!…read moreAll the waitresses were just there talking and laughing and just ignoring us never once got a refill. Or got asked how was everything, or id we needed anything else. Had to ask for napkins and waited. 10 minutes just to get the bill and the only reason we got it was because we had to cut their conversation short and interrupt them just to get the check. What happened to getting checked up on? If that's the case they should make it a fast food place not a restaurant.

Giving 3 stars because of very friendly staff, the chicharrones(small amount) and the sweet corn…read moredessert in husk(forget what it is call) were tasty. The fried yucca was very disappointing. I grew up eating yucca every way possible and it tasted a little sour(not because of the curtido(the slaw mix on top). It tasted like it might have been past it's prime.

Food was delicious! We had the bean & cheese pupusa and the pork & cheese one. We also had the…read moreplátanos fritos, YUMMERS! Customer service was 10 out of 10. Super friendly and attentive staff.

Como salvadoreña viviendo en Estados Unidos, este restaurante se ha convertido en uno de mis…read morelugares favoritos para ir a comer comida de mi país. Me encanta poder encontrar sabores que me recuerdan a El Salvador y también me gusta que tengan comida hondureña, es un menú variado. Las señoritas son muy amables en cada visita!

Alicia's Bakery used to be one of those spots you could always count on for good food, good…read moreservice, and reasonable prices. Unfortunately, it just doesn't feel the same anymore. I'm not sure if management has changed or what has happened, but there is definitely a noticeable difference in both the quality and service. I completely understand that the economy has changed and the cost of everything has gone up, so I don't mind paying higher prices when the quality and experience match. Unfortunately, that hasn't been the case here lately. The prices have increased, but the quality of the food and level of service don't seem to reflect what you're paying. I really hope they can get back to what made this place so good before. I've enjoyed coming here in the past and would love to see Alicia's Bakery become that great local spot again.

06/15/22 12:00 pm I was craving pupusas and went on google…read moreto find pupusas near by and decided to check out La Pupusa Gordita. BEST PUPUSAS! I am so happy to find this gem of a place. The pupusas were authentic and delicious. The salsa was so flavorful and rich! The repollo was tasty. The owner was very friendly and a joy to talk to. My family will be back soon! HIGHLY RECOMMEND! A dime in a dozen. They accept app pay/cash/card!

So, so good! Full of flavor and always served hot! Anytime we come here the customer service is…read moregreat. They're always friendly and proud of what they're serving you. I've recommended this place to my coworkers and they're obsessed!

I know the name is Old School Burger but the owners are from Venezuela and they have some back home…read morerecipes. One of them is the papusaa. I ordered the Loco, off the menu, but from a trusted source. And a bottle of Modelo Negra to set the mood. The plate came out and the papusa was huge. Big as the plate. With a side of slaw and tomato dipping sauce. I was set. I'm not a slaw fan so sent that back but got to the main event quickly. The Loco Papusa had pork meat, beans, spinach and chz. It was amazing. Ive had Papusas from Central America and thaw are the two deal. I've had their burgers and the Papusas ame both are great can't go wronh.

Customer Service: 5 Stars Cleanliness: 5 Stars…read moreQuality of Food: 5 Stars Entertainment: music / TV / volume etc. no complaints Restrooms: Clean and don't have a stench of urine or other unpleasant odors. Offers beer, wine, and happy hour The old school Burgers I'm used to: Toast their buns and I love a toasted bun. They also offer Turkey burgers. I've tried the turkey burger once and the meat patty reminded me of a smash burger style patty, so next time, I think I'll get two. I also customized the burger with bacon, blue cheese, pickles, and a hard fried egg which made for a nice addition of flavors. Queso tasted home made. Cleaned the bowl! Sweet potato fries, let's say they've managed to achieve a nicely cut proportionate fry with the authentic sweet potato flavor and texture that's not soggy.

My family has been going to El Jarrito since 2011! Salazar has been our waiter for the entire time…read moreand he is like part of our family! The food is great and Salazar's Margaritas are even better!!

Overall, just okay. The chips and salsa weren't great, and there was no green salsa available (only…read moreon Fridays & Saturdays). The kids' fries were very oily and lacked flavor. Portions were decent for the price. If you like Tex-Mex, this might be for you. The service was excellent -- very friendly and attentive. Unfortunately, the food wasn't a hit for me, so I probably won't be back.