Amazing service, amazing food. Probably the only restaurant I would even consider to eat Colombian…read morein Houston. Inside is a little outdated, but the empanadas are to die for.

First time going to this restaurant! Had their chicharrón and bistec a la frogota and it's very…read moredelicious! The service was attentive and the atmosphere during the World Cup of Colombia Vs Portugal was amazing! Love the experience and recommend it!

The food is really good but they made me wait 30+ mins for my food and it wasnt even busyread more

It's often said that sequels don't live up to the original (#1), but the second location of Lazo's…read moreis far and away their best location. There are Salvadoran spots all over the city, but I'm semi-convinced that one of the best is right here in Stafford. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but upon entering the doors, one will find a spacious restaurant with a TV or two with plenty of seating. The service is prompt and kind. There is no pretension here, which is my favorite kind of vibe. Aside from the desayuno (breakfast) special, which comes with a tamal, plantains, chorizo, eggs, with cream and queso at $14, there is nothing on the breakfast menu that exceeds $10. I'm sure prices were friendlier before, but this place really does an excellent job in stretching the value for most food. The main dishes (plato fuertes) are all around $13, unless one wants the parrillada (meat platter) for two, which comes at a cool $30. After ordering a handful of different pupusas, a couple of tamales, and a couple of drinks, my bill was $14 flat. The pupusas themselves are excellent. They're wonderfully grilled with just the right amount of char and filling. The runaway winners are the mixtas, which are filled with beans and pork and are excellent with the accompanying slaw and spicy vinegar. While the corn tamale was a bit too dry for my taste, the addition of crema was huge. I thought the chicken tamal was significantly better, and was texturally an excellent antojito (#2). I would highly recommend folks give their pastelitos a shot, as well as tostadas and baleadas during breakfast. Pro tip: come for their happy hour, which is on Sundays between 4 PM and 7 PM where pupusas are $1.80 each. There is a max of 15 per person. ____________ (#1) The OG: https://www.yelp.com/biz/lazo-1-pupuseria-y-restaurante-houston (#2) A snack.

You know a good truck has clout when there's a line of 4-5 parties waiting to order and even more…read morecars in the parking lot. And no info on Yelp! To be fair, they have quite a few reviews on Google so I will relay and support some of the things seen from there. Sazón Garífuna is a pit stop for many Houstonians that are part of the Garífuna community and others alike. The ladies taking orders cared for each order as if it was their own family eating it. I said I'd just get a 'little snack' and maybe have 'leftovers for tomorrow', but alas, not a bite remained after the night was done. The pastelitos come with 2 per order, some repollo (cabbage), pickled onions and diced veggies resembling pico de gallo. Then, you get two sauces: a tomato based sauce and a creamier slightly tart sauce. The filling options for the pastelitos are carne molida (ground beef), pollo (chicken), and pescado (fish) but select meats are only available on a given day. Today, they were out of the pollo but had the other two options. We opted for the carne molida. The fried outer shell of the pastelitos retained their crunch all the way home!! The creamy sauce paired so well with it and the pickled veggies cut the grease to even it out, preventing it from being overly heavy. The caracol and camarón (shrimp) dish however was super unique and definitely stole the show. The camarón was lightly fried with a taste of coconut and along with the caracol were seasoned with some... for lack of a better word, sazón! On the side, there were plantain chips which I always love. The cabbage and veggies were less in this dish but still had the creamy sauce on top. Finally, you get a side of rice and beans too. Not sure if it was intended to be like this but I also used some of the creamy sauce from my pastelitos for the meat for some extra cream. I would DEFINITELY come back to try the other dishes - it's a smaller menu but I would want to try it all! Note that they are cash only but also accept Zelle. Consider trying this amazing small business next time you are in the area! :)

Great place to eat authentic Colombian food! The service was smooth and the server was really nice…read morerecommending us different types of food to try, the place was clean and neat, would definitely come back if we are in the area!

The food here was insanely delicious, unique and authentic. The decor is bare bones and the sign…read moreoutside was hard to see but those things are minute. We are here for the food and the food is bomb. Great prices too. It's giving economical luxury. The wait staff were super friendly and played peekaboo with my daughter which was too cute. Great little spot!

Muy rico todo ,las pupusas los tacos deliciosos , las aguas frescas muy ricas y todo muy limpioread more

From the owner: Welcome to our Salvadorian food truck Yelp page! We are excited to bring authentic Salvadorian…read morecuisine to our customers. If you have never tried Salvadorian food before, it is a must-try experience! Menu: - Pupusas: Our signature dish! Pupusas are thick, handmade corn tortillas filled with cheese, beans, or meat, and served with curtido (a pickled cabbage salad) and tomato sauce. - Tacos: Delicious tacos made with authentic Salvadorian ingredients like chicharron (fried pork skin), carne asada, or beans. - Tortas: Hearty sandwiches made with soft bread, filled with meat, cheese, vegetables, and condiments. - Quesadillas: Cheesy, gooey quesadillas Catering: We offer catering services for events of any size, from office lunches to weddings. Our catering menu includes all of our signature dishes, as well as sides and drinks. Contact us for more information. Our Food Truck: Check out our food truck schedule on Yelp or follow us on social media for updates. We travel to different locations every day, bringing delicious Salvadorian food to hungry customers

In my opinion this restaurant has the Best Colombian food in Houston. Try the empanadasread more

Really enjoyed both of them. Tasty portions. Well marinated. Would order again particularly the…read moreCarne asada. The sides could have been tastier which is why I didn't give it 4 stars. But the meats are great

My dinner was delicious! I had PARRILLADA MIXTA * 69.99 39.99…read more(for one) (for two) chimichurri marinated char-grilled petite filet, chicken breast, grilled shrimp & Italian sausage, served with churrascos side plate FETTUCCINI AL PESTO * It was simply delicious. I also ordered the Lobster bisque. It had plenty of lobster in it. Most restaurants give you one piece of lobster, but there was plenty in my cup. Enjoyed my meal. Ten stars.

Had lunch @ 1:00 p.m. on a Friday afternoon. My friend and were aggressively pressured for our…read morelunch order, multiple times, when we had not even received our sangrias. The sangria was NOT worth the wait. I expected better from this place. It was also my friend's first ever visit and I had raved about my previous visit. I am not raving about the place now. Friend ordered lobster bisque. Much later we were told they ran out. Told in a manner of "oh well" and a shrug by our disinterested server. I found our female server surly, unhelpful, and appeared like she had no interest whatsoever in doing her job as patrons were disturbing her day. She should have stayed home. Once my friend decided what she wanted to order, this server had the audacity to tell her what salad she was going to get. Not suggest. Tell! My friend did not want salad as the menu said there was the option was soup OR salad and she wanted and ordered the corn chowder, you know, since "they ran out of the lobster bisque." Our server apparently left. Took us a while to notice due to the lack of service which was all hurry up and wait. (The place was not crowded at all). Took forever to get our check. We never saw our server again. Another male server came by. We told him, twice, to split the check. Which he did not. As a reward for making the request, he brought over the incorrect check. I mean you cannot make this total experience up. The food was good The lack of quality service ruined the experience, negated the food's taste, and the surly server did not earn the tip I gave her. It was my friend's first time there and we were made to feel extremely unwelcome.

I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE…read more This place has a horrible customer service Seating for 5 minutes and none came to check if we need the menu or anything to drink. All they did was look at us like we were strangers !

Nice spot for Salvadorian food. The green sauce is so great that I drank some of it…read more We tried tacos, tortas and pupusas. The pupusas outshined the other items by far.