The food was so flavorful. The service was quiet but friendly. It's a storefront so nothing fancy…read morehowever, it was clean and well lit. We will definitely return.

Loved trying the different options here. Highly recommend…read moregetting the Plato tipico- you get to try a bit of everything. The chips they give you are also so crunchy and perfect! The star is definitely the pupusas. Must get Service is great. Lots of seating. Live music some nights Definitely check this place out

Mariscos la Reyna was highly recommended by numerous family members, my boyfriend and I went there…read moreand tried variety of meals. We've tried; Vuele a la vida cocktail, Caldo de Mariscos, Octopus Tostada. We highly recommend eating there.

Fish soup is too bland. Had to add a lot of salt. Anyone can add water, fish, shrimp, potato and…read morecarrot and called it soup. I wouldn't recommend it.

I want trying new places in this was recommended by a friend. We drove out to Sabor on Mother's Day…read moreand the place was mostly full. I thought to myself, "that's a good sign. " Sabor is a Colombian restaurant I ordered the specials. I found the meat stringy and difficult to cut even with a knife. I found the salad Minimal and almost not. I did like the potato appetizer, after they reheated it for us. Bottom line: not impressed. Save your money and go somewhere else.

We came in before others and they served the others first. Parking was difficult to find and the…read morerestaurant was small. The waitstaff seemed under staffed. I was disappointed since I was looking for a great Colombian restaurant. The food was in smaller portions than I expected. The ajiaco wasn't bad, expect for the rice that was undercooked. The empanadas weren't what I was expecting. It had less meat and more potatoes. The bistek guidando was salty. I was left feeling dissatisfied and disappointed.

The food was good. I had the espinaca pupusa and the frijole y queso pupusa. They were good. The…read morepollo tamal was not good; too much masa. The horchata salvadoreña was good.

Charged us for food that was never given. We came as a big group and so they purposely put our…read moreorder on the same ticket to charged us for food we never ordered.

The pupusas were actually really good. We had the queso con loroco and the cheese was really good…read moreand the loroco tasted and felt fresh. We dined in and were given plenty of curtido, red sauce and a bit spicy green sauce. We had agua fresca de marañon which was excellent. This is a small restaurant in an okay area during daylight hours (we went for a late lunch). The menu is extensive but we only had the pupusas which really hit the spot.

I've had the Mexican burger with fries and mixed meat quesadilla…read more It's not the quickest service and a little bit pricey compared to other taco places, but overall it's pretty good. If you've ever had tacos, burgers and quesadillas at Foxx gas station, then you'll probably know what the burger and fries taste like.

This is a little hole in the wall inside the bazaar on Buckner. The menu options are endless…read more Literally anything Mexican you can want you can have. Soups, sandwiches, burgers, guisados, fish, chicken, beef, and fruit and ice cream. We were craving Mexican and stopped in to take home. I wouldn't eat here cause it's a dive but the food looks good. I'll update if it's not.

My daughter and I went on the area wine walk and the after party was on the rooftop of the Vidorra…read more The service was excellent and timely for a big party. We ordered the Sampler which included the Good Guac, 4 Flautas, Quesadillas, 2 Empanadas with 2 different sauces. Everything was hot and delicious. I will definitely be returning. Plenty of paid parking around the area.

had a really disappointing experience at Vidorra. I came in expecting a fun birthday vibe, but it…read morefelt more chaotic than celebratory. The atmosphere was extremely loud to the point where you couldn't hold a conversation, and the crowd management seemed completely out of control. It felt overcrowded, disorganized, and honestly a bit uncomfortable trying to move around or even get service. Speaking of service, it was slow and inattentive. We had to flag someone down multiple times just to get basic things handled, and it didn't seem like anyone was really paying attention to our table. The drinks were overpriced for what you get, and the overall experience just didn't match the hype at all. For a place that markets itself as a go-to celebration spot, it missed the mark. I wouldn't come back or recommend it--there are way better places in Deep Ellum to celebrate without the hassle.

Our first time at this restaurant and definitely recommend it! We went for breakfast we ordered…read moreMenudo, Torta Cubana, and Chilaquiles with egg/ fajita. In our opinion, food was delicious made as ordered. Server was attentive and food service was fast. In addition, restaurant was clean and atmosphere was relaxed.

The best part of our order was the $2 bucket of fries and the chips with salsa. Unfortunately, the…read morepambazo torta my husband ordered was disappointing--it barely had any meat, no potatoes, no chorizo, and was very dry. I got the taco plate, which comes with four tacos but no rice or beans. The fajita tacos were okay, but the barbacoa lacked flavor and wasn't what I expected. I understand they recently opened, so hopefully, honest feedback helps them improve. Looking forward to seeing how they grow!