Pupusas and Sizzling Parrilladas Share a Houston Table
Share pupusas, parrilladas and margaritas at a Highway 6 spot serving Mexican and Salvadoran cooking.
🌮 Your Highway 6 Dinner Ritual
Make the Highway 6 dinner routine a table for two cuisines. Bar La Puerta Blanca brings Mexican and Salvadoran cooking together, with traditional pupusas alongside sizzling parrilladas at the center of the meal. Add fajitas or tacos when the table wants another direction, and keep a margarita in the conversation.
The grill leans into browned chicken and beef laid over peppers and onions, with chopped herbs scattered across the platter. Margaritas sit in rounded stemmed glasses, edged with salt and finished with lime. Between the grilled plates, pupusas and soups, the meal can move from one cooking tradition to another without changing tables. The dining room accommodates casual lunches, shared family dinners and festive gatherings.
Find it on Highway 6 North in Houston. Hours are Monday through Thursday from 6 am to 11 pm, Friday and Saturday from 6 am to 2 am the following day, and Sunday from 8 am to 11 pm.
