Dinora's Bakery Y Pupuseria

I wouldn't recommend this place because the food here has no flavor and it's too greasy the employees only play Christian Music which makes the restaurant more boring, also the food takes a long time take to the customer which doesn't even taste that good

I am visiting family in Texas and stopped at this Restaurant. It's a very nice place for families to dine in. Very peaceful atmosphere. The food is really good and the Salvadoran horchata is delicious. I recommend it.

Hands down my favorite place for pupusa. I've been here durning the week and weekend and never experienced a wait, probably due to the large dinning area. This is a family owned and operated place so don't be surprised when you see young teenagers busing tables. Menu is in Spanish with English text under everything. Servers don't speak the best English but good enough to get your orde right. Food does take some time to come out only because everything is homemade and from scratch. Plates come out super hot and full of flavor. I recommend this place to all my friends.

Food is amazing and service was quick and helpful! I got the breakfast plate with 2 pupusas plátanos fritos with beans and cream. Dinoras never fails!

There was a wait when we went around 12 pm last weekend (I think we waited about 15 min),but it was worth it. Their pupusas are the best! Also, their staff is very pleasant.

You come here for the food, not necessarily the ambience. I'll explain that in a minute. You can't go wrong with the Pupusas, I'm a big fan of their Chicharrón and cheese Pupusas, but their chicken are also really good. Surprisingly, they have really good fried chicken so bonus points if you order the quarter chicken plate which comes with a huge fried chicken breast, rice, a small side of beans and a salad. Make sure you check out the curtido because it's also really good. The spicy is really spicy. In terms of ambience, the restaurant is a little bit shabby, but it's typically clean and the staff is quite friendly. Also, remember that this is a pseudo or semi religious establishment and there is religious music blaring on the speakers. If that's not your thing be forewarned. They do not try to push any religious views on customers. It can take a little while to get your order, but it's well worth it.

I am not the person to leave a review in any place ,but I just want to say that the owner name Dinora was very rude. we ordered a soup and when it arrived to the table we noticed there was more water than vegetables we asked to be charged extra for more vegetables because the soup only had like 6 pieces. The owner started to get loud saying that that's how her plates are served with 3 pieces of carrot and 3 potatoes. I was not asking for anything free and she said they couldn't sell me just the vegetables I had to pay another $14 for a second soup just to get those 6pcs of vegetables. The server Emily was amazing and service was good.

food is good but i witnessed the owner being really nasty towards a young waitress my food just tasted different after that so. I left it's not just the food is the environment you are in if it's not pleasant you walk out at least I did food was expensive too for 2 plates of pupusas plátano frito frijoles and a slice of cheese we paid around 50$ I asked an older waitress if she was always like that she said absolutely it just sucks

Customer service is slow. The food is good but we waited 20 mins to receive our check!! Don't recommend.

I love this place! For authentic salvadoreña good, and amazing customer service, this is the place to go don't even look anywhere else cause I already have lol I love the attentiveness to their customers and the quality of the food is top tier. Love it!