The ambiance, the service, and the quality were top-notch. If you want to feel like you're at a…read moreloved one's home who made you a meal made with love, this is the place. We stopped for lunch, it wasn't busy or crowded, and there's plenty of seating. Our waiter let us know that on Fridays and Saturdays, they have a lively evening with a band if we were interested in that. He also mentioned the margaritas were good. Casa Vieja is a Colombian cuisine restaurant. I'm not too familiar with the dishes, so I opted for the mini Bandera Paisa, which is a traditional dish consisting of pork skin, sausage, sweet plantain, fried egg, thin steak, corn cake, red beans, white rice, and avocado. Not sure how this was the mini dish, but everything was so good. The food was well seasoned and not overly greasy or heavy. My request for spice was delivered with 2 salsas and grilled serranos. My beverage of choice was a mango juice, very refreshing, and the natural sweetness was complementary to my savory dish. I wish I had room for dessert, but this just gives me more of an incentive to return. Happy with the entire experience, if you haven't been, stop by!

Food was amazing. Service was attentative and on point. One of the best Colombian restaurants in…read morethe area.

I've never had anything but their pupusas. They have a special on Thursday's and that's about all…read moreI've ever done. Good local spot.

I LOVE THIS PLACE. They make the best pupusa's in the world and they are all reasonably priced. I…read moreswear that someone's sweet Salvadorian grandma is in the kitchen cooking up the best Salvadorian food that I've ever had in my life. Don't take my word for it, stop by and check it out for yourself.

I was not satisfied as I placed my order online for two (2) $12.00 combos which include two (2)…read moredrinks and the person behind the counter refused to give me my second drink. She started speaking Spanish which I thought was rude. The second lady behind the counter apologized for the first lady's incompetence. Overall a lousy experience. Next time I will stick with Popeye's, they're much better!!!

Great food and staff is very helpful and friendly. The fried chicken is very flavorful and yummy!read more

Kinnie was out of the world with her service and her suggestions are spot on with what to eat or…read moredrink she is a god send to this place as a service. I had the salmon which was suggested and just say it was off the chain.

I came to eat and I was surprised with the food, everything was really delicious and fresh. My…read morewaiter Victor was very attentive and always ahead of needs, I definitely will come back

this is a beautiful spot with a wonderful selection of pupusa's, agua Fresca's, the service is so…read moresweet and the owner Doña Lola was so kind to come say hello to me this restaurant transports you to El Salvador in a way of authenticity with its pupusa's and fresh Cortito and salsa de Salvador I had a wonderful time trying their rice pupusa's, which is something I haven't seen and other local Dallas pupusa Reyes the amount of Larocco they put in the pupusa was perfect for me. It wasn't too much. It wasn't too little. I thoroughly enjoyed trying their pupusa Loca, which includes Chicharron Salvadoran or pork, Salvador and beans, black beans, Larocco and cheese they even have pupusa's to go, and I love that they have a beautiful logoon their products. Love the cartoon of Doña Lola. It's very adorable. I give this place a 10 out of 10 this is because I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of my experience here I even brought some home to the family go here you wont regret it. I adore the way it feels like El Salvador and is very home-like restaurant feel. THERE IS A 15% SERVICE FEE for dining in. So please keep that in mind. Also at some points there is a woman who is a little sassy that works there.

Shocked that I could only find one mention of the 15% service fee added to every dine-in order…read more Though it is printed at the bottom of the menu, there's no explanation and they still ask for a tip when you pay. We've been here multiple times over the past few years and are usually happy with the taste and quality of the food (4 out of 5). Service is good, nothing special (3.5 out of 5). But we won't be coming back because we don't want to pay the service fee and then tip as well. Where does the service fee go? Do the servers get it? We could accept a small 3% fee for credit card purchases, but a 15% service fee is unreasonable.

We stopped in just to check out the menu while heading back to San Antonio after leaving the…read moreairport. We had seen the place on Yelp and planned to grab something quick to go, but it turned into a great stop. The location is fantastic and convenient near the airport. The hostess was welcoming right away and directed us to the bar so we could place a quick to-go order. At the bar, the bartender gave excellent service and convinced us to try a couple of tacos along with the yuca fries and plantains we originally planned to order--and I'm glad he did. The Tacos Al Carbón were outstanding: grilled fajita beef with sautéed poblano and onion on flour tortillas topped with pico de gallo and guacamole. The steak was tender and full of flavor. The beans and rice were just right, and the plantains with coconut sauce were a perfect addition. The bartender also recommended a Stone Delicious IPA, which made the short wait enjoyable. We grabbed a Tamarindo agua fresca and bolitas de yuca for the road--light, flavorful, and perfect for the drive. Great food, great service, and a great find near the airport. Definitely worth stopping in.

This spot has the usual Tex-Mex fare like fajitas, queso and enchiladas and offers a bit of fusion…read morewith other Latin American countries cuisine. For appetizers, we enjoyed the queso verde which was very green with roasted poblano, & corn. We chose to add short rib to it as well and it was quite tasty. Definitely more of a liquid-y dip than a queso fundido style. Along with a trio of salsas and chips. I had the beef fajita for my meal and I enjoyed it and it his the Tex-mex spot for me as well don't have many Mexican restaurants in SoCal that serve fajitas. It was a nostalgic treat. My friend got the short rib enchiladas with queso oaxaca, red chile sauce, crema, radish, cilantro, queso fresco & caramelized onion. She really liked it as well even though she said the red chile sauce was spicy for her. My margarita was tasty as well.

Found this family owned gem while searching for a good breakfast spot nearby. Not only was the food…read morevery good, but the owner was super friendly and had plenty to say about the menu. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and can't wait to go back and try the soups. Another table had soup and it looked fantastic. Make sure to order some homemade corn tortillas to go with it!

As a fellow Honduran this was such a treat to find, we will 100% come back soon, the food tasted…read moreauthentic just like the motherland, their baleadas were delightful!! Can't wait to try more of their menu, the service was good, the lady was very nice, she quality checked our food, she made conversation and was friendly and has good customer service. I loved the inside of the restaurant it was has all the decorations and beautiful cultural pictures, snacks, sweets and important history of our country!! This was a great experience 10/10

Updated review - have made multiple visits since they opened. Food is still wonderful here. The…read morepasta dishes and appetizers get me filled up before the chicken or the picanha show up. Dessert trio is always something to look forward to. This time came on Valentine's Day and I will say that we felt a bit rushed as far as service goes. It felt like they were a bit too eager to get folks in and out. Regardless will return again.

Came here for a holiday luncheon/gift exchange and we all had an amazing time! It's easy to park,…read morewe were seated immediately, and the customer service was great! It's an all you can eat style for a set price of $39.99 - you can also order any drinks you may like. I ordered a strawberry caipirinha and it was delicious! For food, we started with bread with multiple dips, salad, and chicken soup - that transitioned to the various meats (chicken, steak) and pastas. I really enjoyed the traditional chicken and bolognese pasta - they were my favorites! We ended it off with multiple desserts and I liked the fudge mousse. Overall, it was a good experience especially if you're able to eat a lot of food! Try it out!

I'd hate to see this restaurant close, like so many in that area but the very limited hours make me…read morewonder if they'll be able to sustain the business. Closed Saturdays, and other days are basically lunch hours with the exception of Friday.

We ordered the half roasted chicken and the beef filet both with sides of cilantro black beans and…read moreslaw. Empanadas as apps. Served with aioli. Absolutely flavorful, good proportions, and worth the price. I had to take a nap after the meal.

I've only had the bakery items, and they're wonderful. The variety is vast, and the staff is very…read moreknowledgeable about their items. I've tried several things and each was fresh, delicious and beautiful. I don't recall the exact name of the treat, but I had a luscious lemon filled pastry that was tangy and very satisfying. They package them with care as well.

Delicious little "hole in the wall". Food was flavorful and authentic…read more Restaurant also has a bakery - looked amazing. Our party enjoyed, Chile relleno (very different from Mexican variety), caldo de res, pupusas , and fried plantain. Plenty of vegetarian options for me. May try pacaya tomorrow. Restrooms need some definite upkeep.