Did You Dress Up as an Angel or Devil For Halloween?

Halloween weekend is over, but Halloween night is still too come. There were a lot of costumed people out and about all over Dallas this weekend. If you were one of them, what did you dress up as?

The many people that I saw this weekend would agree with me that Halloween did not end when we had to stop trick or treating, I think we just traded our kid costumes in for something a little more adult and we traded candy for beer and margaritas.

All of the Gloria’s Restaurants were rocking this weekend and there were some Angels, Devils and everything in between. Gloria’s Restaurants provides the perfect atmosphere for Halloween festivities because you can transform yourself and dance away your stress while sipping on something tasty and munching on some Salvadorian treats.

Just remember, Halloween in Dallas is not over yet and you better believe that we will be rocking (do we ever really stop?). Come out and have some fun with us, you can come in costume or in your suit if you are coming after work for happy hour. The party is at Gloria’s Restaurants waiting for you.  

Yesterday was National Taco Day and National Vodka Day

This maybe a day behind, but at Gloria's Restaurants National Taco Day and National Vodka Day are huge, and you would be a day behind also.

Gloria’s Houston

Gloria’s Houston has been open for a couple months now, and I was talking to a couple of my Houston friends the other day and they didn't even realize it was there. I have to take this opportunity to invite the city of Houston out to Gloria’s Houston-Midtown.

Gloria’s Restaurants – Houston Here We Come

As Gloria’s Restaurant continues to expand across the great state of Texas, we wanted to take a moment to remind you that Gloria’s will be opening our 14^th location in the spring of 2012. The newest Gloria’s restaurant will be opened in the city of Houston. Located on 2616 Louisiana Street Suite 101, it will be in close proximity to the hustle and bustle of downtown and the city center.

All the things you love about Gloria’s will be prevalent in our new Houston location. From the elegant, modern, refined atmosphere to authentic Tex-Mex and Salvadorian dishes to our award winning Margaritas and black bean dip. Of course, don’t forget the salsa dancing and sultry Latin atmosphere that Gloria’s has become synonymous for.

Check back often, as we will keep you updated on the exact date of our grand opening. We are very excited to be joining the Houston community, and look forward to becoming Houston’s choice for gourmet Latin and Salvadorian food, drinks, and dancing!

Gloria’s Restaurants - It’s what’s For Lunch

Whether you are simply enjoying your afternoon or if you are on the midday lunch hunt with your co-workers, looking for a restaurant for lunch doesn’t ever have to be a daunting task. In fact, Gloria’s helps simplify things for you by offering you a lunch menu with gourmet dishes and desserts at $10.99 and under.

Our service is top notch, and the menu is diverse. From dishes such as Salmon Costeno to Fajitas, to Salads or even Tex Mex and Salvadorian sampler dishes, Gloria’s has you covered. Don’t forget this also includes our bottomless chips and salsa with our award winning black bean dip. If you’re not pressed for time, feel free to enjoy a hand crafted cocktail or even one of our award winning margaritas. If you’ve got room for dessert, don’t forget to try our Milk Flan, Chocolate Flan, or our World Famous Tres Leches!

Simply put, there is no greater lunch experience than Gloria’s in the state of Texas. With 14 locations across the state of Texas there’s no better alternative for the lunch crowd. 

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.