Monica's Grill

Really good hot fresh food! We enjoyed everything there it's nice and ducked off and very chill

I ran across this place when I was looking for another pupusa spot that used to be nearby. Very quiet and unassuming location, I am glad I stopped in. When I walked in I was greeted by one of the servers. She was so sweet and kind. I knew what I wanted already so I didn't need to talk too much. When I left, they even gave me a calendar for the new year. I ordered four pupusas and a side of arroz y frijoles. It was sooo delicious. The pupusas were cooked perfectly. While waiting for my food I noticed the flautas as well as some other good items on the menu. A lot of authentic Salvadorian food. I will definitely return. They even have the coke in a glass bottle, and of course, multiple flavors of Jarritos :)Excited to come back and taste more!

A lovely modest restaurant that looks kind of like a bar. Very authentic food and everything is in Spanish. The food was delicious and while not as spicy as I'm used to, they delivered when I asked for peppers. Only complaint is their "sunny side up egg" was fried and the yolk was not at all runny :( Other than that the portions were extremely generous and it was a cultural experience I would enjoy again given the opportunity.

From the torta to the fajitas to the tres leches cake - homemade heaven! We will be back! Delicious food and great service

So many great food experiences on their menu. They do have Tex-Mex for the less adventurous.Wonderful pickled cabbage was good on everything. Nothing too spicy unless you want it that way. Jalapeno and Pulled-pork Papusas on thick fresh tortas had a mild, tasty heat, but the pickled cabbage and extra-spicy verde sauce brought it up just right.Chicharrons (pork belly) were cooked perfect for me (I don't like when they're left gelatinous) along with the bistec asada with a fried egg.Definitely going back to make my way through their menu.Especially when it finally cools off a bit, going back for their soups and their Atol de Elote ... Yes! "elote" like the street corn, but pureed with spices as a hot drink! Of course, they also have Horchata. Great staff and owner!I'll add pics next time to!

Absolute garbage. service was lacking. i ordered a papsusa, corn cake, El Salvadorian enchilada as appetizer and meal for my husband. I had the super nachos but sampled all the other dishes. It lacked in presentation but mainly the food wasn't fresh, it was prepared poorly and seasoning was non existent.Skip this spot all together.

My husband and I loved this place in addison ;) if you want to try something new and exciting try the papusas!!! Also the seafood soup was amazing and service was fantastic! We will be back

Amazing pupusas and excellent service.. went in on a weekend day and wasn't crowded at all.. definitely a wonderful place to stop by and grab a bite!

As a black/native man that loves Salvadoran food definitely a 20/10 !!!!!!!! The tortillas and pupusa

Best pupusa's!! Great choices, more than other restaurants that sell pupusas! I haven't tasted any better than these.