Casa Linda Salvadoran Cuisine

Since moving up here from the RGV, I've struggled to find a place with good tamales, and this place hits has been able to satisfy the cravings I've had of food from back home. I would eat here every week if I could lol

the food is so good!!! I cannot have gluten and was so happy to be able to have pupusas! I had the pupusa plate (2 pupusas, rice, and beans) and am plenty full. the black beans in particular were sooooo good

If you're looking for incredible Salvadoran food in the Dallas metroplex, look no further. Casa Linda Salvadorian Cuisine has it all and you are definitely going to thank me later. I used to live in Washington DC, where there is an abundance of fantastic pupuserias and Salvadoran restaurants to choose from. It's one of the many things I miss about living there, and it's been years since I have had the chance to have Salvadoran food again. So you can imagine my delight when I discovered that in the northeast suburbs of Dallas, Salvadoran food is now in abundance. I quite literally came home from an appointment in the area giddy with excitement, and I made a plan to come back with my partner as soon as possible to introduce him to all of the best Salvadoran dishes. At first, it was hard to

The food was Amazing! Great Vibes! Music was lovely, not too loud! Waitress was super friendly being bilingual definitely helped. She was super nice. Our food was so good🔥😮‍💨. Im definitely coming again!🥰

Unfortunately I wasn't happy at all with my meal. The staff was nice enough for me to want to come back but no seasonings no onions peppers anything added for flavor. The plantains and tortillas were good. I got a smear of black bean paste and the rice looked like frozen veggies from Walmart very disappointed. I was so excited to support a local business to pay 15 dollars for a meal I won't finish.