Showing posts with label glorias houston. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glorias houston. Show all posts

Monday, July 9, 2012




Food Trucks vs. Restaurants vs. Cities

In DFW and many other cities, food trucks are big business and are getting bigger. However, this rapid growth of food trucks is causing problems for certain cities and restaurants.

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.

Monday, October 17, 2011

Gloria's Restaurants to Open New Location in Houston Spring of 2012



















Even though Gloria’s Restaurants first location opened over 25 years ago, it's opening its 14th location in Texas because of Gloria's passion for excellence in food and entertainment.  Boasting locations all over the DFW metroplex and in Austin, Gloria's is about to open in's newest location in Houston, spring 2012.  Join us as we celebrate Gloria's newest restaurant, which will be located at 2616 Louisiana Street, Suite 101, Houston, Texas, we can't wait to see you there.

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Gloria's Restaurants To Open In Houston's Midtown

Gloria’s Restaurants will soon be leaving for Houston to open its newest location in Midtown.  This is an exciting day for owners Jose and Gloria Fuentes because Houston is where they originally met after fleeing El Salvador during its civil war in the late 70’s.  They are currently in talks with Bruce Molzan one of the current owners of the historic Ruggles Grill which is located on the 900 block of Westheimer.  If all goes as planned Jose and Gloria will demolish the 40 year old 26,000 sq. ft. Ruggles Grill to build a new 7,500 sq. ft. restaurant. This location is to be the first of 4 locations that will be opening in the greater Houston area.  They also plan on opening additional locations in Sugar Land, The Woodlands, and West University.   “Houston is a huge international market, and the competition is going to be very tough, but we will succeed there,” said Fuentes.  Gloria’s just recently celebrated its 25th anniversary and has 12 locations in the DFW area and one in Austin.