Beautiful! Inside is very clean and southern style. The owner is very friendly and service was…read morefantastic! We came for breakfast and were very happy.

This was a perfect stop on our road trip heading toward Kingston, New Mexico. It's a…read morestraightforward old school cafe filled with friendly locals, which gave it a genuine, no frills vibe that fit the area perfectly I went with the green chili breakfast enchiladas. They had solid flavor plenty of cheese, a good kick from the chile, and the eggs on top were cooked just right My friend ordered the French toast and was really happy with it: thick slices done well, paired with some nicely spicy sausage. Nothing fancy, but everything hit the spot and the service was warm. A great waitress Definitely worth the detour if you're in the area. We'll stop again if we're passing through.

On a recent motorcycle ride from Phoenix, Ariz., my buddy and I stopped at this historical general…read morestore on the recommendation of locals. While I didn't order any food, I did order some fresh ice cream and sat at the soda bar. The service was extremely friendly, and the fresh strawberry ice cream was cold and tasty. Again, I didn't order any food, but the plates that were brought out for other tables smelled and looked tasty. The store was like a living museum, highlighting the ambiance and decades long past. Overall, a terrific experience.

super kind staff, very attentive, great food!! definitely worth the stop if you have time!read more

Great food, I had their tacos with carne asada and they were very well done Server took good care…read moreof us as well.

If you're looking for a brunch spot in El Paso that brings together great food, genuine…read morehospitality, and live music--The Junction Brunch House is a standout. I kept it classic with waffles, bacon, and eggs--and it absolutely hit the mark. The waffles were light, fluffy, and perfectly golden, the bacon was cooked just right, and everything came out fresh and satisfying. Simple comfort food done right. But what really elevated the experience was the atmosphere. They had live musical entertainment by Louie, who was incredible. He played a mix of hits from yesterday and today, moving effortlessly between country & western, contemporary favorites, and traditional Spanish songs. His versatility created a warm, lively environment that both staff and customers clearly enjoyed--it added something special you don't find everywhere. Service was just as impressive. Our server, XAY, had a bright, welcoming smile and provided outstanding service from start to finish. They offered great suggestions on local favorites and specials, which made the experience feel personal rather than routine. The vibe overall is relaxed, inviting, and very "El Paso"--a place where you can sit, enjoy your meal, and stay a while. Overall: Delicious, well-executed brunch classics Live music that enhances the experience (not overwhelms it) Exceptional, friendly service Comfortable, welcoming atmosphere Would I go back? Without a doubt. This is more than just brunch--it's an experience.

On my way out of El Paso, which incidentally was the day the Feds shutdown the air space around the…read morecity, ended up giving me an opportunity for one last time to try another local eatery. I went in for brunch, and one place that absolutely deserves a visit is The Junction Brunch House. The restaurant is set inside a literal house, which gives it a cozy, welcoming feel from the moment you walk in. The service is warm, attentive, and genuinely friendly. As for the food? Ay Dios mio! Outstanding. I ordered Big T's Texas Breakfast: two eggs any style, bacon, and pancakes or French toast. I chose scrambled eggs and pancakes. The presentation was impressive, looking more like something you'd expect at a high-end hotel restaurant. The eggs were folded neatly, omelet-style, into a triangle and cooked perfectly--flavorful and fluffy. The bacon was crispy yet juicy, just right. The pancakes were a four-stack, light and fluffy with a beautiful griddle finish. They came with butter mixed with brown sugar and cinnamon, and a side of and maple syrup, which took them to another level. Junction has locally made hot sauce on the table, and fair warning as both packed some serious heat and paired perfectly with the eggs. What really stood out was the attentive service. The staff checked in regularly, made sure I had everything I needed, and seemed to refill my coffee right on cue. While brunch alone makes it worth the trip, the menu offers much more than breakfast. I'm already looking forward to going back to try their lunch options. If you're in El Paso and craving a comfortable atmosphere with excellent food and service, this is a spot you shouldn't miss.

Don't miss culinary experience. Mexican, Asian, Italian fusion with a little New Mexico green chile…read morethrown in. And craft cocktails. So, call it New American. Don't ask, just eat. Quiet evening, an hour before closing, and the staff was ready for anything. Pretty venue. The chef welcomed our table. Great specials BTW. Especially Faculty Friday discounts. The soju cocktails are especially refreshing. And they make an excellent Old Fashioned. The pot stickers are a must-order for appetizers. Delicate wrapper, crisp finish, chorizo and Italian sausage filling. And yet they were light. Sooooo good. Don't miss the lettuce wraps either. Beef, chicken, kim chi. Yum. We also ordered beef stroganoff (must order dish here), green chile Alfredo, whipped feta burger, and strawberry ginger salad. All are highly recommended. No tipping policy. Staff are paid appropriately. I 100% approve of that. If this place was in Austin or Houston it would have an hour wait for a table. Innovative food, great service, an engaged chef, and a pretty venue. Michelin star worthy if they ever visit EP.

Though we have only made it to Twisted Fork for brunch, so far, we have enjoyed the two times we…read morehave dropped in. The food is delicious, the service is good, but if it gets too crowded, they won't be able to see you. If you need to, maybe make a reservation. I'm totally interested in coming back to try their cocktails. Some friends visiting El Paso, earlier in the year, made it in for dinner said that they truly enjoyed it. I was a bit jealous. During the most recent brunch, I enjoyed an avocado toast, with a side of eggs. I should have considered another protein on the side, but after all was said and done, I was full and happy with that. The coffee was hot and bottomless. An interesting note is that they pay their servers a full wage so you don't have to tip...but if you did, they would very much appreciate it. They also have a military discount. We will return.

I wish we would have read the reviews before we went - we were seated right away ... but that was…read morethe end of service as you know it. We sat in a booth for over 15 minutes and not one person even said hello. The two waitresses walked past our table at least three times with no acknowledgment. Three other tables were sat after us - when the "servers" finally came out they went to the table seated most recently and still ignored us. As we left I mentioned to the waitress that we had been seated first but never approached, her reply was, "ok". Thank goodness the delightful Roxy's was open across the street! Maybe they could give lessons to the Adobe staff on how to greet guests even when you're busy

Weekend of the Jazz festival so probably busier than normal. Very short wait for a table. Service…read morewas great. Food was excellent. We ordered the small portions and still had more than we could eat. Definitely recommend

Stopped for a bite to eat on our way to Arizona. Our…read morewaitress was excellent, our food came quick and it was delicious! Will definitely eat here again.

The food was awful. Everything. My family ordered steaks. They were overcooked and tough. I ordered…read morecoffee and pancakes. The coffee was watery and the pancakes were raw in the middle. The food also took forever and the place was a ghost town. I recommend driving a liiiitle farther to Dennys.

This is the second time I've been here, but the first time since they'd been bought out. I met up…read morewith a friend for a Thursday afternoon lunch. Even on a weekday, they're packed! The parking is kind of difficult, but if you wait a while, it usually works out alright. We didn't have to wait for a table because they did have a two-top open right then. The menu is big and diverse. They had a special the day we went in - Poutine fries! I hadn't had a good serving of Poutine fries since 2017... this dish did not disappoint! It was huge, fresh, savory and hit all of the notes! I really enjoyed my meal, brought home some of it for my mom and she enjoyed it as well. It was a slam dunk for me.

Came in on the weekend and only had a short wait. It's a nice little restaurant off Valley and easy…read moreto find. The food was delicious! Here's what I had: Huevos Rancheros Christmas: The red and green chile was spicy but not too hot. The flavors blended well and the pintos and potatoes were perfect. Can't wait to try more of the menu next time!

Great service and Food was Delicious Wait time was a little…read morelong but i can say it was worth it I did their chicken and waffles plate

A total vibe . This trendy chill coffee & co -working space is the perfect office space …read more Coffee, bites , vibes and make sure you pick up those fun unique earrings with loteria inspired jewelry made by Japanese artist, Asako . If you're a chai latte junkie like I am , it's a must stop !

Stopped by real quick as we were on our way to go get chili from hatch. Both the hamburger and the…read morehotdog were delicious. Even the fries were solid with that seasoning and the drink was really good too. I've never had a lemonade with chili and I absolutely loved it. The band playing was pretty cool too. So I had a really good time.

We stopped into this busy, kitschy place decorated with signs and figures from the American…read moreroadside of the mid to late 20th century on a road trip from Denver to the Tucson area. Service was quick and pleasant. Their green chili cheeseburgers are fantastic, as is the spicy red beans side. Dog friendly inside and out. No alcohol served. They have a sizeable stage for live music, and some respected names in the blues genre have played here Tommy Castro and the Painkillers, among many others). It was good enough that we'll have lunch here again the next time we're passing through.