Gloria's Latin Cuisine to open McKinney location this fall
Gloria's Latin Cuisine expects to open a McKinney location in the fall. (Rendering courtesy Gloria's Latin Cuisine)
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Gloria’s Latin Cuisine expects to open in the fall at 3635 W. University Drive, McKinney. The McKinney location will be the company’s first free-standing restaurant built by Gloria’s from the ground up. It will also feature a new interior design that includes brighter, Latin-inspired decor, colorful booths, expanded outdoor dining, a private dining room and an upscale bar, according a Gloria’s representative. The restaurant's menu features Latin and Tex-Mex dishes. Gloria’s has several other Texas locations. www.gloriascuisine.com
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