Amazing freshly made Puerto Rican food. The staff was welcoming, can hold a conversation and you…read morewill return for another visit. The desserts are yummy, and diverse. It's a quiet place, with other restaurants around it, but this is one I highly recommend.

Cassava left us with smiles and full bellies. Service was impeccable and the restaurant is super…read morecute! The beverages were delicious we tried a passion fruit and guava beverage they taste so good and fresh. Our meals were delicious! Only recommendation was less salt on the chicken and the tostones would benefit from some adobe seasoning. Let's not forget about the pastries (Not pictured) absolutely delicious!!! We had a flan de coco and quesillo! We cannot wait to come back and try something new! Oh the pernil was our favorite!

Great food and service for a great price. I love the pomegranate lemonade and the pastrami sandwich…read more. Great ambiance.

Small little Mexi-PR fusion cafe on the far east...buzzing…read more I enjoyed a MexiMocha latte. It was a nice little out of the way place that a lot of folks know about. So, it got crowded in the dining room pretty quick. If it weren't so busy or if they cycled through the customers, it would be better. I also got the ham, cheese, and egg sandwich...it was pretty good. No extra ingr dients, just those in the name. Plenty of sandwich...we split two between four peeps. They had a bunch of table games to keep you entertained in case you wanted to hang out I would like to try their guava and other pastries, their Caribbean sandwiches (tripleta, and bistec). Pastries and desserts were looking pretty good. I'd come me back to try, but probably would take it to go. I will try this place out again.

The food was amazing!! They were so nice from the moment we walked in and helpful. It was a little…read morewarm inside but it was a hot day.

Amazing Cuban sandwich, was visiting El Paso for work and this place was close to where I was. I go…read moreto El Paso once a month for work and will definitely be going back.

This place is awesome!! The shop itself is so unique and warm but honestly the staff took it to the…read morenext level by being friendly and welcoming. Wish I was in El Paso longer to grab coffee here more often but would definitely come again

I was so excited to find out this spot was just down the street from where I was staying for a…read morewedding in El Paso. I'm from PR, so you already know I was geeking out when I saw they have a Bad Bunny mural outside...enough said! Inside, the vibe is just as cool. Swings, plants, art-covered walls... it's an Instagram dream. There's plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors. Inside theres couches, tables, bar tops, and lots of outlets if you want to get some work done. Outside is bright, open, and honestly super cute. They import their coffee beans straight from PR, so you know you're getting the real deal. Service was on the slower side, but hey... good things take time. I ordered an iced matcha, and it came in a little pouch! Such a fun concept and made drinking it so much fun. Overall, I loved the PR theme, the concept, the drinks, and even all the merch. So glad I got to check this place out.

BFF is Puerto Rican and we had researched PR restaurants in the area for his birthday weekend trip…read more This place is within a couple of miles from our hotel and located in a small strip mall (plenty of parking but a tad congested and tight). We were the only customers around 5pm for an early dinner. We were promptly greeted by our server and she only spoke spanish (I used my spanglish lol). Traditional menus are not on hand so you have to use the QR code on the table. We started off with the yuca frita and beef alcapurrias for apps. Both were piping hot, tasty, and filling! Next up was the pollo pechuga for me (breaded chicken breast) with habichuelas (stewed beans) & arroz canilla (PR rice). The chicken was similar to chicken parm, tasty, and crispy. The habichuelas and arroz were also tasty and comforting. BFF ordered the pernil (slow roasted pork) with arroz con gandules (PR rice with pgeon peas). We did not opt for dessert nor any alcoholic beverages. Restaurant was very clean (as are the restrooms) and the decor is very warm, colorful, and welcoming. Our server was very sweet and kind, checked up on us often. Pricing was not bad either and I believe it was around 50ish dollars for all we had. Definitely recommend this gem! Side note: there's also a PR market next door! I wanted to peep in to see what they offered but didn't. I am sure it probably was like a little NY style bodega.

Visited 787 Restaurant & Bar today for some puertorrican snacks. We enjoyed some beef empanadas,…read morealcapurrias de carne y de jueyes, chicharrones de carne - they were delicious!!!!! And 4 sangrias. I know my sangrias and I think they are serving sangria gasolina so careful with the sangrias! Overall the food was delicious, the ambiance was welcoming and the service was amazing!

Wife and I are just passing by- looking for a Latin food we came across this place. Let me stage…read morethe review- WOW! Food at this place is incredibly well presented, tasty and the portions are to satisfy the best food critics. I had the mofongo with shrimps- OMG! Ivan, the chef does an amazing job. I have a lifetime of eating out and this by far is the best I ever had. Highly recommended.

Closes at 10 pm on a Thursday Thursday despite sign saying…read moremidnight and Maps saying 2 am and 3 employees sitting inside

My girlfriend and I noticed this club had a grand opening about 3 months ago. We decided to go…read morecheck it out. When we first pulled up, there were only two cars in the parking lot, so we assumed it was pretty empty inside. It was. There were about 4 people in there. No one checked our ID, or greeted us. The interior was nice and modern looking. The bartender (possibly manager?) approached us and asked if we wanted anything to drink. We didn't, not right away. We just wanted to check it out. As my girl and I sat on the couch for about 5-10 minutes, the bartender came back and told us "You guys can't just sit there. If you're not going to get anything to drink, I'm going to have to ask you guys to leave." So, we left. Not to mention, my girlfriend was working on setting up the app they had, so she could play music requests. But, the bartender just approached us in a rude manner and was pretty straightforward that if you don't pay to buy something to drink, you're gonna get kicked out. So, just keep that in mind guys. We then went to La Mina Bar & Night Club - and they were so much more friendly; didn't force you to buy a drink, either!

I went out tonight with my boyfriend and we went to this club/bar called Latin Quarters New York…read moreand there was literally only 2 cars parked outside and 3 people inside. But it just opened 3 months ago so we wanted to give it a try. We were chillin and then I'm guessing the guy that owns the club/bar or the manager was like "since you guys aren't buying drinks, I'm going to have to kick you out. You guys can't just sit here." I was baffled. We had just got there like literally for 5 minutes. I've never been kicked out of a bar before for not buying drinks. I just said "okay" and we walked out. I didn't know how to respond or react. We went to another club/bar called La Mina Bar and Night Club. Before we sat down I asked the bartender if he'd kick us out if we didn't order drinks and he said no. I've been to other clubs and even when i didn't buy drinks they never kicked me out. By the way highly recommend La Mina Bar and Night club. The music was amazing and everyone was nice. So keep in mind that in order for you to say at Latin Quarters New York, you have to purchase a beverage or they'll kick you out. Do not recommend Latin Quarters New York.

Food was very good the place is small but everything is fresh I'll go back. I had the flautas my…read morehusband had a burrito it was stuffed with meat beans and rice he said it was very filling he almost Couldn't finish it he said it was delicious beans and rice are the best I've tasted.

Typical business trip to El Paso and had a couple hours before heading to the airport. My co-worker…read morehad been here before and insisted on trying this again. It's a little hard to find tucked back in a little strip center. The inside is interesting decor with different theme walls. What was nice is that the staff was very friendly. It was close to closing time so we ordered fast and got our chips and salsa quickly. Loved the homemade chips and that they were still warm. Salsa was ok. I liked my fajitas but I wasn't as blown away with the taste as my co-worker. I had a few pieces of meat that had grizzle when I bit into them. It wasn't as seasoned as I was hoping too. The beans and rice were ok but didn't appear scratch made.