Los Lupes is a DFW(Dallas Fort Worth) original, started by the Ramirez Family in 1972. If you've lived in the area for very long, you've seen at least one of their six locations. Grand Prairie has many choices for Mexican dining, and Los Lupes is a good one. The dining room is clean. Service is friendly and quick, even when they say, "It's going to be a few extra minutes." A slice of every demographic dines here because it is a trusted establishment with a long record of pleasing patrons.

When you open the door to Randy's Steakhouse, you might think you've accidentally barged into someone's historic Victorian mansion, but the hostess' reassuring smile and greeting will quickly quell your fears.

La Duni Latin Cafe serves dishes made with Latin flavors that are "blended with European traditions." Lunch is served Tuesdays through Fridays, while dinner is available Tuesdays through Saturdays, and brunch is served on weekends. The brunch menu includes huevos gauchos (scrambled eggs with Argentinian sausage, cheeses and flour tortillas.

Casa Vieja is the only restaurant exclusively specializing in Colombian food in the greater Dallas area. The restaurant's most popular specialty is called bandeja paisa, a platter containing red kidney beans, crispy fried pork skin, white rice, Spanish sausage, steak, egg, sweet plantain, avocado and grilled corn cake.