I enjoyed a tasty brunch here on a busy Saturday morning. I particularly enjoyed the pupusa, with…read morecurtido (cabbage slaw), tasty plantains, fried corn tamale, and the bean and cream sauce. Service was prompt, but please note that there is a separate charge for bottled water. I would recommend this place looking for an affordable, authentic El Salvadorean restaurant in the Houston area.

Friendly atmosphere, loud ladies that sound very happy. My kids enjoyed that I cannot say I'll…read morevisit any time soon as the food was not great. Pupusas were flavorless and dry. The fermented cabbage was good, just not as flavorful as I remember it was 2 years ago. Something is different about this place. Prices are fair since everything now is going up. For $70 I will say it's not something I'll take my kids to eat again or drive an hour away for this. One star for the ambient.

I LOVE THIS PLACE. They never let me down the food is immaculate I always get pupusas and they are…read moremouthwatering.

The mariscada is one of my favorites. However they do skimp…read moreon the chicharron when you order it with yuca. Not worth it. The service is very friendly. They have naughty list of people on their walls on who not to service lol

La comida es súper autentica y deliciosa!!!! Se los recomiendo a todos. Las pupusas son deliciosas…read morey de buen tamaño! The food is delicious and super authentic!!!! I recommend everyone go. The pupusas are delicious and a good size!

The staff was very friendly. The parking lot is smaller than I expected but we found a place to…read morepark.

I've been to two other Gloria locations, and they're all good, but this one really stood out. The…read moreatmosphere was elegant, the service was fast and welcoming, and it was perfect for a lunch break. The food was delicious as always. I'll definitely be back!

I have been a regular customer at Gloria's, which makes the way this was handled even more…read moreunacceptable. Within 3-5 minutes of my arrival, the valet driver, Gustavo, was involved in an accident in my BMW that caused substantial damage. Valet staff and restaurant management knew there had been an accident, yet no one came to notify me. I sat in the restaurant for more than 90 minutes completely unaware that my vehicle had been damaged. I found out only when I was leaving, when Gustavo approached me with, "Don't get an attitude, I had an accident in your car." That was his opening statement. Not an apology. Not "Are you okay?" Not "We need to speak with you." He damaged my property and somehow I was the one being warned about my attitude. He then became combative, raised his voice at me, and presented himself as though he were management. The level of audacity was almost impressive. Restaurant management did not handle it much better. Johnathan and Jose both acknowledged that I am a regular and recognized my face, yet management showed very little urgency, offered no meaningful acknowledgment of what had happened, and did not even offer to comp my meal. No, a complimentary dinner would not fix a BMW. It would, however, have demonstrated basic hospitality after allowing a regular customer to unknowingly eat dinner for 90 minutes while his vehicle sat outside damaged. The communication afterward with Cedars Valet was even more concerning. Mohammed, Cedars Valet President acknowledged in writing, "we admit what we did" and initially stated, "Rest assure we will cover our damage." Yet the conversation quickly shifted to Cedars attempting to decide, before BMW has even completed their inspection, which portions of the damage they would and would not accept responsibility for. Interesting approach considering Cedars had possession of my vehicle when the accident occurred. Accidents can happen. What does not have to happen is failing to notify the customer, allowing them to sit inside for an hour and a half, greeting them with hostility when they finally discover it, and then immediately trying to minimize the damage afterward. If you valet at Gloria's, understand the risk is apparently not limited to whether your vehicle gets damaged. Pay very close attention to how you may be treated once it does. As someone who regularly patronized this restaurant, I expected significantly better. The accident was bad enough. The lack of transparency, professionalism, accountability, and basic customer care afterward is what made the experience truly unacceptable.

The food was AMAZING and fresh. It came out in 10 minutes as promised. For $10 I had enough food…read morefor 2 people!!!

I'll start by saying that the service there was great. The lady taking our order was really…read morefriendly. She answered my questions and was helpful with ordering. I went there due to seeing their instagram story about a $10 meal deal (2 pupusas, a pastelito, and a soda) but they had run out of pastelitos so I had to quickly choose something so I'm thankful that they were happy to help answer any questions. It's a small food truck located in the same parking lot with Fiesta off Paton and Cavalcade so there's no seating or real space to eat (unless you eat in your car). They're also honest about the wait time. They said it would take 15-20 minutes and they didn't go over their time estimate. I have only had pupusas a handful of times (I'm from a small town in WA state that only had Mexican restaurants since only Mexicans lived there, so don't judge ) and can say these were the best I've had thus far. They were freshly made and piping hot when I got them (I had to put the bag down from my lap because it was too hot) and remained so throughout eating them. The cheese was gooey and stringy and their salsa has a nice little kick to it. It wasn't greasy or too salty which is always a plus. I ordered the revueltas (pork & cheese) and added beans to them. They are HUGE so be mindful when ordering them (they also taste better the next day if you have any leftover). These were definitely worth the price. I would recommend this place to anyone who asks if I know where they sell good pupusas. Let's just say I'll be going in again (they're so close to me). I hope y'all enjoy.

The layout of this place is kind of confusing there are two rooms both with cash registers but the…read morefood really comes out at the 1st room you walk into. (This room looks more like a store) I ordered from the restaurant side & waited longer than I needed to for my food because I was in the wrong room. In regards to the food, there is a LOT of variety (seafood, burgers, Salvadoran food ect) however the pupusas were not that flavorful to me & the salsa/curtido was not that spicy which is what I like.

First time here. Took a little long to get the food and my to-go order but I think this was due to…read morethe rush hour time. Lunch time Descent food, people were very nice. Cheap too! Ordered 4 pupusas to split with someone & one large drink. ONLY $10.84 plus I added tip. Will definitely return. Three stars; flavor and wait time

While recovering from flu A, my coworker recommended I try homemade Salvadorian chicken soup…read morebecause it makes her feel better when she's sick. I found this place not too far from home. I expected soup only, but it came with soup & a chicken dinner on the side - or maybe the soup was the side. Overall, the soup was delicious & it made me feel better. This will most likely become my go to spot for soup. It was full of flavor. I also plan to try something different when I return. I gave 4 instead of 5 stars due to the wait time. It took a lot longer than I expected.

It was our first time here and the food was absolutely delicious and the staff extremely kind and…read morewonderful.

I come here almost every day! I love supporting a Central American business & their horchata iced…read morecoffee is my favorite. That being said, if Will is still working there I will not be returning. He was rude, disrespectful and would not share the bathroom code with me even after my purchase. This is extremely sad as I have grown to have a relationship with Dulce who always makes my visits enjoyable whether I am there to have coffee and lunch while I work or just grab go! Still giving this 5 starts because it's my favorite coffee shop and I hope to return as long as I do not see Will there.

New favorite coffee/study spot in Houston! This place is (I…read morethink?) in Montrose area, and a gem with parking both in front (with spaces) and street parking available. The baristas/servers are so friendly, and the shop truly feels homey. Perfection for studying, with inside ample tables/chairs with nearby outlets as well as some comfy chairs and a couch. There's also a cute covered outside area which I'm sure I'll experience post summer time. They have a few yummy looking food options at a great price point - including tamales and baked pastries. I picked the chicken tamale as a light lunch - I got the most delicious chicken tamale I've had thus far, served with kettle crinkle chips and a tamale sauce to dip. There are many coffee/non coffee options. I opted for the iced horchata latte - agree with prior reviewers that this is delish. It is not too sweet and a great blend of vanilla and cinnamon that masks the espresso. The atmosphere here is cozy but focused, with a mixture of people working/studying and hanging out. 10/10 will be back.

First visit and I'm sorry I didn't take photos. It's incredibly small and the staff incredibly…read morehelpful. Their pupusas are giant. Hot, fresh, delicious. Husband and I both have leftovers. And any place that sells jamaica is all right by me. We will be back.

The food was really bad. The pupusas were burnt and had barely any cheese. The yuca frita was also…read moreburnt. The chicharron was just pieces of fat, not even fried well. Save your money and drive a bit further to a decent place.

Great pupusas! Staff…read morewas super friendly and helpful in helping me decide what to get. Great texture and flavors. Would visit again.

I was working in the area and hadn't had pupusas in a while. I had called them first to see if it's…read moreonly a buffet. Luckily, it's a la carte now. Buffets are just not a good value for me. Beware, they play loud Christian music. They have a small grocery store within the restaurant where you can find all types of Salvadoran products. I wanted a fruit drink and asked to try the cantaloupe juice first. It was artificial and too sweet. I'm glad I didn't order it. I was appalled when I saw the price of the fruit salad drink. It's $7.99. Who do they think they are? I inquired if they have a small size. They don't. I wonder how many folks purchase it. This is a low-income area. I got down to business and ordered a cheese and loroco pupusa. It was of course served with curtido (cabbage) and a tomato sauce. The pupusa was good but I've had better. The sauce was watered down. I would probably go back to have a pupusa if I'm in the area. But it's not my favorite place to have them.