Showing posts with label Salvadorian cuisine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Salvadorian cuisine. Show all posts

Monday, March 19, 2012

Gloria's - It's Where You Get Your Rodeo On










As you may have heard, we’re opening a Houston location in Spring of 2012. It will be located at 2616 Louisiana Street, Suite 101. Just on the outskirts of downtown, we are looking forward to assimilating into this beautiful city.

Friday, February 10, 2012

Valentine’s Day with Gloria’s Restaurants


Valentine’s Day is this coming Tuesday, which means lovers will frantically running around looking for flowers, candy, and cards for their significant other. In the mix of all of this, there’s always the perpetual looming question: where do we go for dinner?

While the choices may seem like many, the answer to the question is simple: this Valentine’s Day, take your loved one to one of our Gloria’s locations. The atmosphere is sophisticated and romantic, and the dishes are to die for. Let the passion and fire of the Latin culture blend into your heart for an all-out romantic experience.

Our menu can entice even the most sophisticated of palates. A wide variety of appetizers can start the evening off, from a ceviche trio to even a delicious platano frito. For dinner, the choices are infinite. You can choose traditional Mexican and Tex-Mex dishes, or you can let the sensory overload of our authentic Salvadorian food stimulate your taste buds. From grilled quail, to surf and turf, to even our lechon asado (grilled pork tenderloin) and beyond – there is something for every taste.

Of course, don’t let the evening just stop with the food. Indulge in our tres leches, milk flan, or our chocolate flan for desert. If you’re in the mood for drinks but don’t feel like one of our award-winning margaritas, there’s always wine,  champagne, or a full bar to choose from.

Spend this Valentine’s Day with us at Gloria’s. It’s the authentic taste of El Salvador and will be the perfect way to say I Love You on this Valentine’s Day. 

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

What is Salvadorian Food?

What foods come to mind when you think of Salvadorian food?  Do you think of black beans, tacos and burritos?  Or do you think of tamales, plantains and pupusas?  Because most people don’t understand the differences between Mexican food and Salvadorian cuisine, here’s a  simple list of Salvadorian foods which can help you become a connoisseur of all things Salvadorian.