Homemade pupusas direct from the Comal (griddle) to the dining table…read more We recently moved from the Washington DC area to Montgomery, Texas. Today, we had a taste for pupusas so I looked online for best pupusas in the area and found Tierra Cuscatleta in Conroe. It is a family run restaurant and I felt like I was dining in a relative's house. We sat down, and the server promptly took our order. We ordered pupusas, Salvadoran style chicken tamales, and yuca con chicharon. We did not have to wait long before the cook brought the chicken tamales and the yuca con chicharon fresh from the kitchen. Minutes later she brought the pupusas to our table. The food was freshly made, very tasty and very economical. We ordered some additional pupusas to take with us. Tierra Cuscatleca is now our go to place anytime we have a taste for pupusas.

Me and my sister were in the mood for some pupusas I looked this place up and saw they had 4.5…read morestars so we went to try it and the place was so good, pupusas were very cheesy and freshly made, the server was super kind to us and they had our food out very quick, definitely go here if you want some nicely made pupusas!!

We had such a delicious visit this time! From the moment we walked in for our late lunch around 3…read morep.m. until the time we left, everything was really, really good. The hostess stand was warm and welcoming, and we were seated immediately. It was just me and my daughter enjoying a little day together after her appointment nearby, and I'm so glad we decided to stop by. I've always loved this location -- the aesthetics are beautiful, and the greenery throughout the restaurant creates such a refreshing and inviting atmosphere. We started with the cheese pupusas, and they were amazing! My daughter (who's in culinary at school) had actually made pupusas in her kitchen lab that same day, so she convinced me we had to try them -- and she was right. They were absolutely delicious and the perfect appetizer to share. For our entrées, she ordered the chicken enchiladas with rice and beans and said they were really good. I had the garden green salad topped with grilled shrimp and grilled chicken -- so flavorful! The sauce on the salad was amazing, and I also ordered chimichurri on the side, which made it even better. The service truly stood out. Our waiter was welcoming and attentive, and we even had two managers stop by to check on us, which made us feel valued. It was such an enjoyable experience from start to finish. This visit was definitely better than our last one several months ago -- it felt superb this time. We will absolutely be back!

I'm a big fan of places bringing a semi-upscale experience to Mexican cuisine. Gloria's is one of…read morethese places. The interior is polished and brings out the manners your mama taught you. The carne asada was prime and savory with some actually enjoyable and fresh black refried beans (most places cheap out on the beans). The rice here is enjoyable but I feel like is playing it a little safe. They could step up the Latin flavor in the rice. Great side plantains tho. The carne flameada was also very enjoyable and not too spicy so I wouldn't be too worried about it if spicy is not really your thing. Good drinks.

Great service! delivered food in a timely manner, owner is very friendly. Jennifer was great!…read morechicken is dry

great great lunch deals. chicken was absolutely amazing tender with a lot of flavor. Mayra was…read moregreat and attentive

I got the frijoles and loroco pupusas. They were delicious and cheesy. Service was also fast. They…read morehave a small outdoor seating area as well. I would definitely stop by again if I'm in the area.

The customer service was good. I got a Jamaica drink which was great, however I got a shrimp…read morequesadilla plate and I ended up throwing the whole plate away because the shrimp wasn't clean. there was poop in almost every single piece of shrimp, shrimp poop stuck in the cheese, and shells still on some of the shrimp. Very disappointed I spent $15 and $12 of it went into the trash because of uncleanliness. In the picture, I just took it out of the fridge. The black stuff is poop.

My friend and I ate here on 4 Feb 2026, a Tuesday, for lunch. We both had the "QUARTER CHICKEN…read moreIncludes choice of two sides 8.99". It was good. I would have liked a more meatier leg quarter, but what I did get was good. The papusa was nice also. We both added the chaufa rice. The rice was good. The best thing we got was the "SHRIMP CEVICHE Shrimp marinated in lime juice with fresh herbs, diced tomatoes, onions, celery & jalapeno. Topped with cucumbers & avocado slices. Half Order 8.99" There was enough to take home. I especially liked the sauce. Thin but flavorful. I still like my homemade better, but my friend thought I could not beat it...she hasn't had my homemade yet though (note to self: buy ingredients soon). The ambiance was ok. Nothing special but we liked it just fine, comfortable describes it well. The service was the best part. If I am reading the receipt properly, his name was Rey. A nice young man and was very attentive. We got out the door for $50 which included a $10 tip. I think the food was a little bit overpriced.

The food is delicious, we got mixed fajitas, with the chauffeur rice delicious fried rice ,pupusas…read morethey have 3 kinds my favorite too.,pastelitos de Pollo its fried turno with chicken, potatoes and cheese..

What a hidden gem. This lace used to be a Pizza Hut, you…read morecan tell by the building shape. It is also next to another "Mexican" Restaurant which caters to the after church crowd. However, La Patrona is actual legit South American/mexican food. The inside was clean. The menus were easy to read and describes the items in English. We were seated at asked what we wanted to drink. They have Coke fountain drinks as well as aqua fresca, beer and a think some bottled drinks. I went with a Coke Zero. It was 10am so my foodie companion ordered the breakfast sandwich and I ordered a jalapeño con queso papusa. The papusa comes with the red sauce and the Cole slaw stuff. It was on point! So delicious and filled with queso that had a great cheese pull. The torta was on soft bread, stuffed full of meat, cheese and egg. It is served with a salsa verde and a habanero sauce in the bottles. The verde was tasty but certainly had a spicy kick. This place is going to be my new Sunday breakfast spot. It is so good and other items on the menu looked tasty as well. Oh and the best part, 2 drinks, papusa and sandwich was $20.

I have to agree with the other reviews calling this a hidden gem!…read more The food is amazing. Do yourself a favor and order el Caldo de Mariscos. It's soooooo good! First time I tried it, I kept craving it every week lol thank God for UberEats. They're super generous with the portions. Especially with the caldo de res too. Pupusas are bomb. Their salsas are perfect. Waitresses are incredibly kind and friendly! Excellent service. Oh and the breakfast? El tipico is my favorite. My mom and I always come here for breakfast on the weekends. Between the food quality, cute atmosphere, great service, and good coffee in adorable mugs... it's a perfect way to start your day.

We ordered to go from here and it did not disappoint. The pupusas while a little small, they are…read morevery good! 10/10 for the pupusas. They come with your regular toppings like curtido and salsa. Tried the jalapeño with cheese, cheese and bean, and cheese, bean with chicharon. We also ordered the chicken with chipotle sauce. It was very savory and not spicy. It came with rice, beans and a small side salad. As well as what I assume are Salvadoran tortillas? They looked like gorditas with no filling. Very tasty. The staff was friendly. Lots of parking. Will defn be coming back. The inside is cute. I think it's new since they had a sign that said now open.

I have been here twice and I can say that the food is very satisfactory and flavor although one of…read morethe times the beans were super salty but we will overlook that right? Tucked behind a Whataburger on 1960 by the hospital, if you're familiar with it, it's a little restaurant with a parking lot that serves as ample space since it is not neighbored with any busy businesses and it's it's on an end cap. Parking lot is not very much lit but it's suffice, there are worse places that are darker. The outside really does not do justice for the interior because you cannot see inside from the outside so it's kind of, I guess you could say, a hole in the wall until you take a peek inside and then that's when you will be immersed in to what seems like a new restaurant with sturdy, not cheap furniture with no cheesy decorations. The menu is ample, you should find something for everybody in this establishment. If you are new to this type of food or not sure what to order, they do have a combination 1 2 3 and 4 starting from $12 ending at $18 which I recommend. These choices have a little bit of goodies that will allow you to experience a decent starter here. The Pupusas here are really good and they do not skimp on the filings . The Salvadoran tamales, which are quite different from Mexican tamales, are on spot as well I always get the chicken tamale and for the Pupusa, I always get the pork and cheese but there are other choices as well. When you sit at the table you'll be shortly greeted with a small bowl of salsa which I would say is fresh salsa but a little bit on the watery side. The chips are a tad on the stale side and you could pretty much tell like if you're going to the utilities to wash your hands you can see that they leave it in one big tub opened in the air to be stale as the time goes on but that's minuscule. The prices are very much reasonable, Mother and I ate and we ordered extra stuff which netted us about $50 and then I took my kids here, so three adults was $85 just to give you an example what to expect. Now the bad and unfortunate part, the service here is really not that good. All the waitresses walk around here with stoic faces and I have not yet to see one smile but that's okay the food and the interior make up for it. I would love to give these ladies 25% but with that funeral looking atonement, you are not quite there yet. I guess you could attribute that to their tip share policy with the crew. They do not get their tips individually. I've asked two people and verified. If you've been a server in your life and waited on tables, you know that unless you have an excellent team you will be inclined to do better when you get tips for yourself. Give this a establiment a try if you can, you will probably like it and have a better service experience. With the food, I can almost guarantee you will like.

Great food and service! I look forward to coming back and trying more delectables! I love the…read moreplantains!

Love Costa del Sol - amazing food, great service, and consistently great meals every visit!read more

Food: - Pupusas (bean and cheese): 4/5, could be a bit…read morecrispier/hotter but otherwise really liked them! - Enchilada Rojas: 3/5 - Baleada: 4/5 Has a really nice homey vibe/atmosphere! Friendly staff also. Great value.

Hope you like spicy food, cause this place has got it. Got the pupusas de loroco, some cabbage…read moreslaw, and some beef enchiladas. Everything's great, the slaw has some major heat. As for the enchiladas, mere mortal cannot create an enchilada that approaches perfection, but this place certainly comes close. Can't speak for the service or the ambiance since I got this stuff to go. Nonetheless if you are in the area do yourself a favor and check it out.

Stopped here in the middle of a track meet and honestly, it was such a great choice. The menu has…read moretons of options--pretty much something for everyone. We ordered pupusas, barbacoa, and a burrito. The pupusas were AMAZING (we got the kids' one), and they came with rice and beans that were also really good. The barbacoa came with two tortillas and was flavorful without being overly sweet, which I really appreciated since I'm not a fan of sweet barbacoa. My mom had the burrito and felt it could've had more flavor, but overall the food was still solid. The staff was super friendly, the bathrooms were clean and nice, and it was a comfortable spot to grab lunch. Definitely a great place to stop if you're hungry and want a satisfying, casual meal. Would come back again!

Walked into a spacious ,clean ,and comfortable restaurant ,and was immediately welcomed by young…read moreman who took my order to go. Waited about 15 minutes for Freshly made pupusas that come with tasty curtido and salsa, included. ( bean and cheese), and an order of platanos fritos that came with black beans and crema; portions large enough to share. The pupusa is one of the largest I have gotten, and the consistency and flavor were exactly the way I remember them from my time in El Salvador; authentic and delicious. Cost was $20 total, but would easily have fed two, and I have enough leftover for lunch, tomorrow, so a good value, for good food! Don't miss this spot; they have juices, and bottled and canned drinks, too. Will surely be back to enjoy more good food from their menu!