La Gloria - Frost Bank Center

All my prayers have finally come true! I can now watch the San Antonio Spurs kick some butt while eating tacos al pastor and sipping margaritas... this is truly what dream are made off.La Gloria has opened their fourth location in The Alamo city and is inside the AT&T Center. I am super happy to finally see a local Chef being honored by having his restaurants inside the AT&T. Not only that, La Gloria is next to Burgerteca; which is another amazing creation by Chef Johnny Hernandez which serves delicious burgers and fries - but I'll tell you more about it on my next review! This location from La Gloria doesn't have the full menu, but they serve a lot of their classics likes tacos al pastor and tacos de asada. I honestly recommend everyone to give it a try and check out some of their delicious food.

I'm at so glad Johnny Hernandez expanded to the AT&T center it was much needed. There is a wide variety of margaritas and other cocktails that I rather have than the typical offered at ATT center. They have way better nachos from what I saw and my friend had. I tried the gringa which is a quesadilla with meat and it was delicious. I also got the elote it was okay . I shared a mangonada with my boyfriend it was very satisfying. I will be going back here for all my food and drink options.

Service was good and fast. I got the Gringa quesadilla. It was WAY too salty. Pretty spicy but hey, some people like that so I won't bash it. But honestly it was just a smorgasbord of ingredients mashed together incoherently. I don't know if it was supposed to be that way but i didn't enjoy it much.

Great nachos, but if it's busy you should come back later. Any time I've ordered during a rush it is at least 30 minutes for even the simplest order.

I ordered the cucumber lime drink and the "lime" was margarita, too sweet. I was expecting as advertised, fresh lime juice. While waiting for my drink I observed the staff preparing their micheladas without gloves- this consisted of the server grabbing 4 shrimp, placing them on the chip tray, then grabbing peanuts and some other items. My concern is cross contamination, that is seafood and your grabbing it with your bare hands. I also witnessed the person picking up a bucket full of a yellow mix which I assume was for the frozen drinks, needless to say you don't know where that bucket came from and then you went and grabbed someone's foo...please wear gloves when handling food.

The service was fast, the food was delicious, and the servers were super friendly. Really enjoyed the Day of the Dead decor

We ordered the Al Pastor street tacos and the chicken street tacos. The Al Pastor was FULL of fat and very bland. The chicken was very dry and bland. Very disappointed in this food experience...would have been better off eating at Pizza Hut.