Another one of El Paso's surprises, this is a nice escape for a taste of the Caribbean…read more Though it is a restaurant, you will order at the counter and they will bring you your order. We dined in and had the whole place to ourselves. Most of the folks that came in for an early lunch got their food to go. I I ordered the jerk chicken. It was good, they put a little bit more medium jerk sauce over the chicken. The chicken could have used a bit more seasoning, but it was fine. I also ordered a meat patty. It was spicy and flavor. Liz had a stewed chicken, rice and cabbage. It looked good too. To drink I had sorrel (hibiscus tea some of us know as the Jamaica agua fresca). Liz had the mango Lychee, which liked better. Next time, I'll try the ox tail. I would impress this place in my team at work to try as well.

I ate here once and almost lost a finger. The oxtails and rice were outstanding. The atmosphere is…read morecool I went during lunch time in the middle of the week. Wasn't very busy. The lady at the register was nice. I would recommend eating here if you are ever in the mood for Jamaican food.

My first time eating there I got upset because they didn't have any cabbage and gave me dry lettuce…read morethat was brown. They never have everything on the menu. Today I went there and they only had 1 meal that was available to order. Another time I went it was suppose to be open and it wasn't. This is the worst Jamaican restaurant I've been to. They need to learn from others how to run a restaurant. This business is not steady and need t be shut down if they cannot get it together.

Stopped here with my husband to break a long drive and loved it. A fairly simple place but they had…read morecute artistic napkin holders and some decorations including a flag of the Dominican Republic which helped clarify it was also Dominican food, not just Puerto Rican which I initially thought because they served mofongo. We got everything to go and it was outstandingly delicious. Here's what we tried: -Pastel en hoja that's filled with sauteed eggplant. it's masa is made with plantains and/ or other tubers, then cooked in plantain/ green banana leaf. It was delicious. -Mofongo. We got Mofongo solo without meat- A dish made from fried and mashed green plantains and garlic sauce. It's so far the best mofongo I have ever had. The pieces of fried green plantains were super freshly fried and the mofongo had strong garlic flavors. Vegetable empanada: To our surprise the vegetables were loose inside and were pickled/ tart which was delicious. The empanada dough was so fresh and so delicious and we both felt we never had such a seriously good and fresh empanada. This place made a super strong start to a food-er trip! Very vegan and vegetarian friendly. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

Seafood Empanadas! So good…read more This is a must try. It's lunchtime and it's dead. It should be packed. People need to get here!

Customer Review - Anointed Cuisine African Restaurant…read moreLocation: 3140 N Lee Trevino Dr, El Paso, TX 79936 Date of Experience: September 19, 2025 Time: 2:21 pm I am writing to share my recent experience with Anointed Cuisine African Restaurant and unfortunately, it was very disappointing. I arrived in El Paso from Phoenix, Arizona on a work trip and as I always do, decided to order from this restaurant because I was excited to enjoy authentic African food. I intentionally did not eat anything earlier in the day so I could fully enjoy my meal once it arrived. When my food was delivered, I quickly realized it was not what I ordered. The food had been prepared incorrectly for the amount charged. I immediately called the restaurant to raise the issue but nothing was done to address it. I specifically asked to speak with the owner but was told she was in a meeting. Nearly an hour later, the owner called me back. To my shock, instead of listening to my concern or asking what I had ordered and how the situation could be corrected, the owner spent almost 7 minutes speaking down to me in a rude and condescending manner. She boasted about having opened many restaurants across the country, told me I could "go to hell," and then hung up on me without giving me a chance to respond. At no point did she acknowledge the mistake, take accountability or even attempt to resolve the issue. This is not the first time I have had a negative experience with this establishment. In the past: * I was served bad fish and had to report it to an employee who apologized but the issue was never addressed further. * A previous order of mine was canceled by the owner simply because DoorDash had credited me $15. It is extremely unprofessional and troubling that a restaurant owner would treat customers this way. Running a successful business is not only about serving food but also about respecting and valuing customers. Good customer service requires patience, humility, accountability and a willingness to make things right when mistakes occur. Sadly, this owner demonstrated none of these qualities. I am rating this restaurant 0 stars based on repeated bad experiences, poor customer service and lack of professionalism. I will also be filing a formal complaint with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) to document these concerns. For the sake of their customers and their business reputation, I strongly recommend that the owner and management team take steps to: 1. Learn and implement proper customer service practices. 2. Address food quality issues seriously. 3. Handle complaints with fairness, respect and professionalism. Until that happens, I cannot recommend Anointed Cuisine African Restaurant to anyone seeking a positive dining experience.

Food was overly expensive and nasty. GOAT was too tough and barely any protein on my plate. Was…read moreexcited to get the jollof rice but was disappointed in the service entirely. Took long waiting and it was hot inside

If your looking for a place in El Paso Texas that serve's Jamaican cuisine this is definitely the…read moreplace to go. I'm a big foodie so it's hard for me to be pleased MVP'S grills didn't disappoint I fell in love. I'm a repeat customer and will continue coming back! I highly recommend MVP'S GRILLS. Order now you won't regret it!

From the owner: Caribbean cuisines fused with the soul of the south and the Midwest. From jerk chicken to tacos and…read moremuch more; we have what you desire here in El Paso, TX.

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

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!

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.

The shrimp with mofongo was 10/10. Highly recommend. We came in with a group and got a free loaf of…read morepan sobao. Service was great and food was amazing. Must try

How have I never been here before?? It decor is adorable and the food is delicious…read more Ambiance - Murals upon murals on the inside. Definitely a really special ambiance. Service - Seemed like there was only one server for the entire restaurant, but he did his best and was quick and efficient as he could be. Food - Had the chicken garlic plate which was decent, nothing to write home about. The el totem was delicious though! The pork was cooked perfectly with a great texture and flavor. The plantains were also very delicious. Overall, definitely a gem in El Paso! I don't have much exposure to Puerto Rican food, but I would love to come back here and try more things!

First off the food is good, I ordered chicharron de pollo and mofongo. I got chicken wings and…read moremofongo. I'm not a person who complains so I ate it and it was good but we all know that's not what I had in mind when I ordered it. The restaurant was semi full but it seemed to only have one server so she was a bit overwhelmed. The menu has a good variety of Mexican and Puerto Rican food but it's hard to know which is what. And there are no prices on the menu which I didn't like. They need a better menu with a better separation of foods and prices listed