Marquez Restaurant

Tamales were cold. Hardly any chicken inside and they tried to stretch by adding potatoes. The chicken had a orange color like they used Sazon but no flavor and you have to ask for salsa. I will try again elsewhere. I think I got it mixed up with another business nearby.

Bread is always so stale and pork tamales never have any meat in them. It's just masa and they are barely fully cooked

I swung by this spot before having to work at a concert about a block or two away. Amazing quality and very low prices! I had some chicken with a side salad, rice, and beans. Very quick and inexpensive spot for lunch if you're in the area! Very good!

I loved the ambience of this place and the fun atmosphere. Definitely not a place I would've noticed if it weren't for yelp because it's sort of hidden behind a Valero. I went on a cold evening and seeing the blazing neon blue lights from the parking lot definitely was welcoming! The El Salvadorean/Honduran pride was ubiquitous and equally charming!I was welcomed by a very sweet lady who greeted my roommate and I in Spanish! Thankfully the both of us speak it so it really wasn't a problem for us :) Now for the food. The pupusas were every bit as amazing as how others have described them!!!! I got the one that was "queso con loroco". Definitely something I'll be coming back for regularly!!!! The horchata was great too and definitely different from the Spanish or Mexican variety in the sense that it was less milk and more cinnamon and sugar.Unfortunately, my barbacoa torta was not what I had hoped for. The size was great but it lacked meat and flavor. I don't know whether that's how this specific variety is made but it just was not something I particularly enjoyed.My roommate ordered chicken flautas and described them as "average". She also mentioned that she wished that it came with a slice of avocado or two and spicier salsa.As I said before the ambience is fun and the pupusas are off the chain :) I will definitely be back to try other items on the menu!

Nice find! Friendly staff. Clean. Good food for a good price! They have not only Mexican but Salvadoran and Honduran foods on the menu!

Went into this little strip mall older center to have a breakfast. I wanted to try pupusas but I didn't see what I wanted on the menu so I ordered a simple breakfast burrito with chorizo in it and it was good small light breakfast and tried a side taco of Al Pastore but the meat was a bit chewy and corn tortillas tasted freshly made. I might go back but too many other better choices around town so I don't know if I will.

Ok food but when it came to the check they added a dollar for each plate. When we asked why it was different from the menu the waitress said that they have there own price. Coffee was supposed to be free since we were there before 11 but since the waitress didn't give us the check till after 11 we had to pay.

This place has been the same for more than ten years. Need to upgrade more. No chips and salsa. You have to ask for Sauce which taste a week old. Needs to do better overall

Siempre he ido a comer allí, pero esta vez se pasaron, los plátanos todos quemados, y negros, como que los pusieron a freír en el mismo aceite del pollo!I've always gone to eat there, but this time they went overboard, the bananas all burned, and black, like they were fried in the same oil as the chicken!!!!

We were in Arlington to watch A&M BTHO Arkansas...again. Needed breakfast tacos and found this gem. No tacos (Salvadoran food) but their huge breakfast burritos did the job and were delicious. We walked back to eat after the game. I had their Tipico Salvadoran specialty plate and my wife had the Pollo Guisada. Wow!!! We're tex-mex lovers from San Antonio. It's different but very good. There were a few people in there but that place should have been packed with people waiting for traffic to ease up.