An upstairs watering hole above the Tool Box, the stairway up is very dangerous, especially for…read morethose who are a bit tipsy lol. Loud music blaring with a dance floor and a bar in the middle, there's plenty of tables and seating as well. Prices are the same as the Tool Box (since they are sister bars). We ended up opting to go back to Briar Patch next door as it was quieter and you could carry a conversation.

Tell me why it is 1:25 in the morning and it feels like a sauna inside the bar. Either their A/C…read morereally sucks or its not working.

The El Paso Halloween Bar Crawl after party was hosted by this place. There are different area's…read morewithin the club that people can dance and get drinks. The after party was fun and I saw some really good costumes and chill vibes.

great time! HOWEVERRRR they do have horrible bouncers that like to PUSH brides to be..... hope…read morey'all do something about this...

Having left the Tool Box after 1 drink, we decided to have another cocktail and stepped into this…read moreplace next door. Such a totally different vibe with everyone having a good time! Bartender was much friendlier, too!

Do not go here, I felt uncomfortable at this bar. I have frequented this establishment numerous…read moretimes and had always felt welcome. The bar tender was not very friendly, I felt like I was a bother as he didn't really acknowledge he was more interested in his friends and I was told " you would be better out in the patio.." The other patrons that were there just stared at you.

Chiquita's was recommended to us because it opened the earliest of the gay bars in El Paso, and it…read morewas described as a dive bar which my partner and I prefer. It is unpretentious, but we've experienced WAY more divey places than this one. Chiquita's is pretty nice as dive bars go. Our bartender, Jonathan, was friendly and attentive. The drinks were reasonably priced, but don't look for a 200 vodka selection, 50 craft beers or 15 taps. It's got the basic goods, and that was fine for us. It's not a big place and the decor is minimal with a couple of interesting features. Friendly service in the afternoon for a couple of hours (2-4 pm), a jukebox, a pool table, an interesting clientele (probably gay) and located in their El Paso Pride Square where you can walk to the 4-5 (?) other bars (we didn't). I deduct a star for their parking and the bathroom plumbing. We parked on the street with a meter ($2 for two hours). I presume there's other parking at the other bars nearby. The men's room was very clean, but the urinal didn't flush. We probably would have stayed much longer, but we had business to attend to. Next time we're in EP, we'll allow for more time.

It's listed as a dive bar. But frankly, it's clean and bright. So as I define "dive" - this was not…read moreit. It is small and the liquor selection is beyond limited. So that may be the reason it's listed a a dive bar. If you want a bourbon and Coke or a vodka seven then by all means this is your place. If you want something that requires more than 2 ingredients...keep walking. The drinks were cheap. But really poorly made. My wife asked for a Colorado bulldog. She had been talking about getting one forever. Not only did the bartender have to Google the recipe but he had no coffee liquor and subbed Baileys...uh, ok. My Top shelf vodka martini was half Tito's and half well. I watched him poor it...and I watched him water it down with something from the Coke shooter. You know they aren't keeping Tito's vodka or vermouth in there. There's a jukebox and tiny dance floor but I see more folks just bellying up to the bar here than grooving out on the dance floor. It seemed more a cruise bar and an all day hang out for regulars.

We had a nice time on the Pet Friendly (our desert tortoise ONYX) and Smoker Friendly Front Patio…read more Frankie took great care of us on a Monday afternoon(3-5 pm). Good sound system with Latino Reggae Techno Pop:). Really inexpensive drinks on Pride Square. It's downtown, so there was a good mix of clientele. We'll be back.

What a rip off! Happy hour til 8pm, right? So I asked the bartender (Eve) what the specials were…read more I asked her about Tito's prices and she stated 5.00/drink. Then she comes back and tells me 7.00/ea. I checked with my friend and he said the price is ok so I ordered a round. I decided to close out our tab after the first round as I just felt a weird vibe with Eve (she was not very friendly).. When I closed out the tab it was 16 bucks which turned out to be 8.00/ea. What a rip off! I wasn't gonna tip but my friend left 2 bucks. Ended up coming to the Briar Patch next door and our bartender was very friendly and drinks much cheaper.

A wonderful addition to Central El Paso that welcomes the return of Best bartender Edward Angel…read morealong with community favorite Chyna!! Great female impersonation shows with all the local talent represented.

We were recommended by our friends The Whatever Lounge Brunch and ever since the first time we fell…read morein love with the great food and drinks at the bar. We been there on Fridays as well. In the beginning we did stick around for the drag shows but then started leaving because its almost the same performers on Fridays and Sundays which left us scratching our heads. We might give the drag shows a second chance once we start seeing performers we still have not seen perform there. But there is also something else we don't like, the guy who hosts the show like to sometimes make fun of some performers and some people in the audience, this is not funny, it's bullying and not professional for someone with a microphone to be shaming people for a cheap laugh.

I will always be a loyal fan of Later, Later. There is something nostalgic about this bar for me…read moreand my hometown, that I can't get enough of this spot. This is the OG spot for me for my Topo Chico cocktails (way before I saw the trend throughout the states) and dance vibes ambiance. Later, Later embodies the spirit of El Paso in the sense that it's family and you'll always run into someone from your childhood past. Everyone is just living life and looking to have a good time. It's a bit of a smaller bar hence the lines, but so is any bar that has a popular stamp on them. Everytime I come to Later, Later it never fails on me. Super nostalgic for me and I'll continue coming back every time I'm back in town. Never had any issues here and the staff has always been super friendly.

There are definitely better places to go in El Paso. The atmosphere felt more like a frat house…read moreparty than a club, which wasn't really my vibe. Unfortunately, my purse was stolen while I was there. I noticed it almost immediately and was able to cancel all of my cards before they could be used, thankfully. I also filed a police report. What really disappointed me was finding out that the club was not willing to work with the police department when it came to providing the surveillance footage. I understand that theft can happen anywhere, but I expected the club to be more helpful when something like this happens on their property. Overall, my experience was disappointing, and I personally wouldn't choose to go back.

This was a fun bar to go to. Prices weren't too bad and give out free shots. Usually pretty packed…read morebuy the ambiance is great. Definitely a younger scene

Probably one of my fave casual spots in El Paso where the drink prices are solid, music is fun, and…read morethe lighting makes it feel like a good time. Church Bar is a short walk from the San Jacinto Plaza and super close to Park Tavern. There's a few booths, a small outdoor patio, and bar seating. What I like most about this spot is how laidback it is and how you can hangout for a bit.

Now finding myself here for a pit stop before any show at the Plaza, what stands out is their…read moretoo-good-to-ignore hh menu from 5-7pm during weekdays. All of their draft cocktails are on special and they range from an espresso martini to manzanita Moscow mules. The drinks all have a Hispanic flair to them including the use of ingredients for their cocktails. This bar has a rooftop section that requires the use of silent disco headphones time to time (noise ordinances I'm sure). It's a neat spot but be warned, the bathroom situation is not ideal and often results in super long lines. For beer fanatics, they're all canned so no chance at a draft pull #wompwomp. All in all, solid for HH but not my tea for the night out on a weekend.

$23 for 3 well whiskey shots !! what ridiculous price!! The bottle cost $10 and the service sucks…read more. I definitely got ripped off!! dont come here!!

We had dinner at Oak & Antler while visiting El Paso from Colorado, and let me tell you…read more.. everything was absolutely delicious and fantastic! We ordered the Steak Frites, Brussels sprouts, the burger, cocktails, and finished with the peach cobbler and every single thing was amazing. The food, the ambiance, the service, and the hospitality were all top-notch. Our server was wonderful, but what really made the experience stand out was how welcoming everyone was. The owner stopped by our table to say hello and ask how we were enjoying everything, and even brought us some shots. The chef also came out to check on us and make sure we were enjoying our meal. Those little personal touches made the experience feel so special. We were visiting from Colorado, and honestly, this was probably one of the highlights of our trip! There's just something so enjoyable about great food, good conversation, and meeting wonderful locals along the way. I'm not sure when, or if we'll make it back to El Paso, but I would absolutely come back just to eat here again. If you're in the area, you truly can't go wrong with Oak & Antler!

Absolutely amazing food, very fresh and diverse. Service was impeccable and I look forward to…read morecoming back from Dallas and eating here in the near future.