Gloria's Happy Hour Schedule

Gloria's Happy Hour Times & Pricing 

• Monday- Thursday all day
• Friday -11:00am- 6pm

Happy Hour Pricing

House Margaritas…………. $5:00

House Wines………………… $5:00

Domestic Beers……………… $3:50

Imported Beer……………….. $4:00

Mojitos………………………….. $5:00

Sangria………………………….. $5:00 

Stop by any location for and try a delicious Gloria's Margarita! 

www.gloriasrestaurants.com 

Gloria’s Restaurants - 13 Locations

Gloria’s Restaurants currently reside in 13 locations across Texas. The locations include…

1. Gloria’s Restaurant Addison
2. Gloria’s Restaurant Arlington  
3. Gloria’s Restaurant Colleyville
4. Gloria’s Restaurant Dallas (Greenville Ave.)
5. Gloria’s Restaurant Dallas (Uptown)
6. Gloria’s Restaurant Dallas (Lemmon Avenue)
7. Gloria’s Restaurant Fort Worth
8. Gloria’s Restaurant Frisco
9. Gloria’s Restaurant Austin
10. Gloria’s Restaurant Garland
11. Gloria’s Restaurant Oak Cliff  
12. Gloria’s Restaurant Rockwall
13. Gloria’s Restaurant Fairview

For more details and directions on locations near you, please visit www.gloriasrestaurants.com. Gloria’s is a popular Latin American Restaurant with a few Tex Mex  and Salvadorian dishes. Join us for salsa dancing and live entertainment in the evenings. We hope to see you at one of our 13 locations!!!  

Gloria's Restaurants 25th Anniversary

Gloria's Restaurants is proud to celebrate their 25th Anniversary on April 14th, 2011. Gloria's will be offering 25 cent Margaritas all day on April 14th at participating locations. Gloria's margaritas were voted the Best Margaritas in Dallas by D-Magazine. To view more details visit www.gloriasrestaurants.com.

Salsa Dancing and Live Entertainment in Dallas

Want a fun night on the town? Visit Gloria's Website to find a location near you. You can read all about Gloria's Happy Hour Specials, Gloria's Events and Entertainment, Gloria's Lunch and Dinner Menu, and more. If you like to dance, visit Gloria's Restaurant in Addison on Saturday Evening for Salsa Dancing.

A Little History about the Founding of Gloria's Restaurants

About Gloria's Restaurants 


Gloria and Jose Fuentes were seventeen years old when they arrived to the United States in 1978. Like many other young Salvadorians, they were filled with hope - longing for a better life than what they were experiencing in a cruel and intense civil war, and civil chaos which lasted many years (decades) in El Salvador. Without knowing each other, Gloria and Jose settled in Houston, Texas and faced the precarious existence and survival difficulties of undocumented immigrants for some time.

Fatefully, love created a miracle when they met and moved to Dallas to work with Gloria's sister at a Salvadorian restaurant, which her sister owned in Oak Cliff. A year later passed, and Gloria's sister gave up on the restaurant and Gloria and Jose chose to take over. Despite all the obstacles, and showing amazing resilience and a persistent work ethic, their life was beginning to change for the best. Playing an entrepreneurial role - with no previous knowledge - they registered the assumed Gloria's name before the Dallas County Clerk on April 15, 1986. A few months later they became legal U.S. residents under the amnesty provisions of the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986.

Under Jose and Gloria's management, the little Salvadorian restaurant became distinguished for their tasty food. It was so full of flavor that an undercover critic of the Dallas Morning News gave them a very positive review. The next day there was a considerable line of Anglo clients waiting under the summer sun of Dallas, for an opportunity to indulge in the new and delicious dishes. Even William "Bill" Clements, Jr., the Governor of Texas at the time, was one of those curious customers.

Gloria's growth has been a constant since then. Financial organization opened their doors to Gloria's for the first SBA loan in 1999 and continues to show support to the fourteen restaurants they own today. Coincidentally, this coming April, Gloria's will move their first small restaurant in Oak Cliff to the historic Fire Station building in the neighborhood, in celebration of their 25th Anniversary of triumphs. As well as, celebrating Gloria's unique attention to innovate and delight their customers taste and senses.

Best Place to Visit in Dallas during the Super Bowl

Although the cowboys will not be playing in the super bowl 2011, it is still a great opportunity for Dallas business owners to promote their restaurants, bars, shops, museums, and main attractions. There are many great wonderful things to do in Dallas, for example there is the Dallas World Aquarium, the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, the Dallas Museum of Art, Improv comedy clubs and not to mention the wonderful Restaurants with a taste of culture from all over the world. Gloria’s is one example of the many attractions in Dallas. Gloria’s Restaurants serve authentic Latin American food with a taste of El Salvadorian Flavors. Gloria’s is known for their award winning margaritas and was voted one of the top restaurants in Dallas. It doesn’t stop with great service and great food and drinks; Gloria’s is also a great place to go salsa dancing with a live band serenading you till the late hours of the night.

Dallas offers tourist a great selection of restaurants and hotels. Travelers can stay in the Marriott Suites, Westin, Renaissance Hotel, and more. There is so much to do and so much to see, whether your favorite team wins or loses.  It is estimated that there will be more than 150,000 people visiting Arlington from out of state. If you are one of the many people visiting from out of town we hope you enjoy your stay in Dallas. Don’t forget to take a tour of the city, visit the historical museums through the metroplex, and stop in Gloria’s for some Salsa dancing and some of the best Mexican restaurants in Dallas. 

Hpnotiq Tropical Margarita

* 2 oz. Hpnotiq

* 1 oz. White Tequila

* Splash of lime or pineapple juice


Shake well. Pour over ice in a salt-rimmed glass. Garnish with a lime wheel.Hpnotiq Margarita (Tropical Margarita)


* 2 oz. Hpnotiq

* 1 oz. White Tequila

* Splash of lime or pineapple juice

Shake well. Pour over ice in a salt-rimmed glass. Garnish with a lime wheel.