Where Latin Flavors Feel Like Home
Authentic Salvadoran and Tex-Mex Cuisine Since 1986
For nearly 40 years, The Fuentes family has been sharing the flavors they were raised on. From their abuela's kitchen in El Salvador to your table in Texas, every dish carries a story of tradition, love and the taste of home.
Recipes that Raised Us
Four decades of hand-pressed traditions and family secrets.
Tamales
Our Salvadoran tamales are hand-made and wrapped in banana leaves, giving them their signature flavor. Each one is gently seasoned and filled with tender chicken and potatoes.
Pupusas
A Salvadoran favorite! These hand-made corn tortillas are stuffed with cheese, pork or both. Served with savory curtido for that authentic flavor.
Carne Asada
Grilled to perfection and bringing bold Latin flavor to the table. Served with Spanish rice, black beans, fried plantain, yuca, and chimichurri, it’s the comfort dish everyone loves.
“Provecho” is more than wishing you a good meal...it’s our way of inviting you to share in the spirit of family, food and connection that’s at the heart of everything we do.
From Our Kitchen
to Your Heart
It all began long before 1986, in the kitchens of El Salvador where Gloria learned that food is love made visible. When she brought her family's recipes to Texas, she carried more than ingredients...she carried the dreams of generations!
Today, along with Jose and her daughters Glenda and Nancy, they continue their family traditions, ensuring that when you taste our food, you experience our history, our culture and our promise that you'll always have a place at our table. Provecho!
familia to
yours
tells a story
"I tell you, the main ingredient is when we cook with the heart."
Gloria Fuentes
Share the Gift
of Latin cuisine
Share more than a meal...share a memory! A Gloria’s Gift Card is the perfect way to invite someone new to our table or bring loved ones back to their favorite Latin comfort food.
Celebrate
Día de los Muertos
Step into a night where tradition meets temptation as Gloria’s® Nightlife transforms into an unforgettable Día de los Muertos celebration on Saturday, November 1!
Around the Table
Stories from Our Corazón: Family traditions, cultural celebrations, and moments that matter
