Yummy and affordable pupusas. I love the coleslaw/veggies and sauce that come with it. What a great…read morecuisine experience as a first timer.

Really good authentic El Salvadorian food. Pupusas were excellent. Service was great. I will be…read moreback.

We love this place for the giant popusas, they are must. But the day I was there the restaurant had…read morea strong sewer smell that never went away.

Horrible place, I saw about 6 cockroaches while eating. Staff literally had to go get some that…read morewere next to our table, my kid was literally terrified and couldn't even eat. I wasn't able to enjoy any of the food and all I got was like 5 dollars off, from a 120 dollar tab. To get that experience from a place that overpriced isn't good at all. I wouldn't even step a foot in there again.

Just stopped to try this new place close to our office. The restaurant is very clean, new and comfy…read morefurniture. The food tastes fresh and homemade. I am not an expert in Salvadoran cuisine, however, it was quite exceptional. The Caldo de Res was nicely prepared with soft and tender meat. The Salvadoran sampler was also another home run. Definitely will return to try the rest of the menu.

We really like Glorias. They have consistently excellent service. The food comes out hot and it…read moreis tasty Tex-Mex and genuine Latin cuisine. The chips are good and the bean dip and salsa are excellent. Today we split chicken and skirt steak fajitas. They were excellent! The biggest problem with steak fajitas is when the meat is tough or chewy, making it difficult to eat without pulling the meat out of the tortilla. The meat today was delicious and tender. Service was fantastic. Our server, Oscar was fast and attentive enough to make sure we were enjoying the meal, not too intrusive. The atmosphere feels more authentic than many larger chains. There are a lot of tables and it is not quiet, but not really noisy either. It was easy to carry on a quiet conversation. Would highly recommend. I have no idea why their Yelp rating isn't higher.

My husband and I made a 25‑minute drive to dine here, arriving around 6:30 p.m. in perfect patio…read moreweather -- 83 degrees. We requested patio seating, only to be told it was closed, despite seeing another couple already seated and being served outside. No explanation was offered, which was disappointing and confusing.This isn't the first time we've visited and noticed a pattern: long waits for us, while guests who appear to share the same background as the hostess are seated immediately. It's hard to overlook when it happens repeatedly.We're generous tippers and consistent customers, but this visit made it clear that it's time for us to move on. We'll be dining in Las Colinas from now on.

Comida muy rica, tienen muy buen servicio al cliente. Ordené el desayuno típico y estaba delicioso,…read moreel chocolate igual está muy rico. El lugar está muy grande y bonito, lo recomiendo.

Without a doubt, one of the most authentic Salvadoran restaurants in Grand Prairie. The food is…read moreconsistently fresh, and the aguas frescas, particularly the pupusas, are exceptional. The chicken soup is the best dish I highly recommend, as it evokes fond memories of my mother's cooking and home. The establishment is immaculately clean, and the staff is exceptionally friendly.

La pupusas estában bien bueno solo que la arroz y frijoles no tenía sabor. Pero el precio es justo…read more. Y la horchata y jugo de Marañon es muy bueno

Food was great, best pupusa I had in Texas so far. I highly recommend this place. The waitress was…read morenice and very attentive given the fact she was working all the table by herself. The restaurant had lots of Salvadoran pictures and artisan art. Very nice restaurant in Grand Prairie.