Pupuseria Las Rosas

Qutaiba paulHTX

a month ago

★★★★★

First time trying Salvadoran breakfast. It’s amazing

Jennifer Gonzalez

Edited a month ago

★★★★★

The food is not authentic Salvadorian flavor. When I walked in, it was pack. So I thought I finally found a spot. I got the simple salvdorian breakfast. What I usually get at other restaurants. For $13 the plate was not worth it. Then $4 for a regular coffee??? When it is usually $2. Service is not good! They treat the men better than a woman. Music is nice.

E. Stewart

6 months ago

★★★★★

I have been here twice and I can say that the food is very satisfactory and flavor although one of the 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.