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Our Story

From El Salvador
to Huntsville.

Authentic Salvadoran and Latin American cooking, served by a family that has been feeding this town since 2009.

Carbonero dining room
Est.2009
Zuleyma & Mario

Family recipes, family table.

Carbonero has been serving authentic Salvadoran and Latin American cuisine in Huntsville, Texas since 2009.

We’re a family restaurant owned by Zuleyma and Mario. Every recipe on our menu was either created by Zuleyma or handed down through our family — from the masa we pat into pupusas each morning to the secret recipe behind our tres leches cake.

Our guests come from right here in Huntsville and from Sam Houston State, and many travel in from Houston and Dallas — some from as far as Puerto Rico and our native El Salvador. However far you’ve come, we want you to feel at home the moment you sit down.

Come and enjoy Carbonero with your family & friends!

What we’re known for

Three things we do best

Rotisserie chicken

Marinated in a family recipe, slow-roasted and finished over the charbroiler. It’s in our name for a reason.

Salvadoran classics

Pupusas, pastelitos, yucca con chicharrones, ropa vieja and sopa de res — the dishes we grew up on.

Charbroiled steaks

NY strip, rib eye, carne asada and the sizzling Parrillada al Carbonero — plus some of the strongest margaritas in town.

New to Salvadoran food?

A quick guide to the menu

A few words you’ll see on our menu — and why you should try them.

Pupusa

poo-POO-sah

El Salvador’s national dish: a thick, hand-made corn tortilla stuffed with cheese and fillings like pork, beans or loroco, griddled until golden.

Curtido

coor-TEE-doh

A lightly fermented, tangy cabbage slaw with carrot and oregano. The essential sidekick to every pupusa.

Loroco

loh-ROH-koh

An edible flower bud native to Central America with a fresh, herbal flavor — a favorite vegetarian pupusa filling.

Cuajada

kwah-HAH-dah

Our home-made fresh cheese: soft, mild and slightly salty. Served alongside soups, flautas and the sampler.

Chaufa Rice

CHOW-fah

Latin-style fried rice tossed with egg, cilantro, soy sauce and green onions. A guest favorite on any plate.

Chicharrones

chee-chah-ROH-nehs

Marinated boneless pork, fried until crisp-edged and tender. Classic with yucca and curtido.

Milestones

Proudly recognized

  • 2009

    Carbonero opens in Huntsville

    Zuleyma and Mario open the doors on 11th Street, bringing Salvadoran rotisserie and family recipes to Walker County.

  • 2014

    LULAC Business of the Year

    Named Business of the Year by the League of United Latin American Citizens.

  • ★

    Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence

    Recognized for consistently outstanding traveler reviews.

  • #1

    Top-rated in Huntsville on Yelp

    Continuously rated the #1 restaurant in Huntsville by Yelp reviewers — and 4.6 stars across hundreds of Google reviews.

Pull up a chair.

Open Monday through Saturday from 11am. Closed Sundays.