UPDATE: Since it's been a while and not enough people have been here. Husband and I just had the…read moreAsada, chille verde and chille relleno burritos. Incredible. So flavorful. The tortillas are still amazing and they're the perfect size. Not so small it's a glorified taquito and not so big it looks like a swaddled infant. GO HERE.

A well hidden diner INSIDE Casa Ford dealership service hall. Old style, tile laid out with booths…read more Family run. The primary fare is home cooked mexican and fresh burgers and sandwiches. Virtually all of the customers are dealer employees which gives the place a pleasant atmosphere like "cheers". Everyone knows everybody. I had chili verde while waiting for my car to be fixed. Great. Burgers looked awesome.

I was craving a chopped steak smothered with mushroom and onion gravy mashed potatoes and some…read moregreen beans and I called several places and looked in YELP to see if any had something like that but no one really did, so I was in the north central El Paso so I decided to go up Dyer and go to the New Clock Diner and maybe get a steak and potatoes etc instead but when I walked in the door their new Dinner combo specials greeted me at the door and of course a ground round steak with brown gravy and mushrooms and onions was o e of the choices! With mashed potatoes and veggie medley, and soup and iced tea for just $12.95! Well JACKPOT! I ordered and this soup came first it was a chickeny flavored tomato broth with tortilla strips and melty white cheese. The broth was WAAAAY to salty. But I liked the concept. It had no veggies or any meaning it. So I ate out the chips and cheese and I would have liked to enjoy that broth but it was so so salty I just could not. When my plate came it was a nice spiced grilled ground round Pattie covered in hot brown gravy with thin sliced onions and small thin sliced fresh mushrooms. Homemade real mashed potatoes, and veggies mix of corn, carrots, peas, and green beans. If it had a dinner roll, it would have been dinner at my house growing up any night of the week. It was so good, the veggies could have used some butter on them. The gravy was great on the meat and potatoes. Sorry I didn't get a pic of that plate, but I was so hungry I just dug in and by the time I thought of a pic, it was half way gone. The clock inside isn't winning any beauty contests. It's still same as it's always been. I think maybe I'd set all the clocks to the correct time or the correct time somewhere and make sure they all worked if possible or had good batteries. Be great if the coco clocks, if any, went off every hour. Bring some more character to the old place, and favorite of many. Come get dinner some after noon or late afternoon. It's a great deal... there were only 2-3 other tables when I got there and when I left no one was there . So you can definitely come get a good cup of Joe and some good food in the afternoon, it's not just for breakfast, which it IS FAMOUS FOR.

We were seated right away in a previously closed section of this northeast El Paso breakfast cafe…read more That's not to say you can't get a variety of menu items but to me it's where you go for breakfast. As we're close to the Army base some of the items have received GI nicknames as was the case with biscuits and gravy (SOS on the menu!). The coffee refills were plentiful and I supplemented my "SOS" with eggs over easy and hash browns. My wife had the breakfast burrito. She had plenty to take home.

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.

It was our first time here. We had heard about the place from friends before, but did not go until…read morenow. It is always busy, so be prepared to wait. The food was good, the cinnamon coffee was definitely different. We did not try the dessert, as the food was a lot. Great atmosphere. the staff is friendly and accommodating. Will definitely be going back. Parking situation is...difficult, as there are not many spaces available if they are busy. You can walk a bit if you park further.

Casual ambience. The restaurant was very large and had a wait of about 20 minutes, which was not…read moretoo bad for our group of six. The complimentary nachos were good and the salsa was enjoyable as well. The pico de gallo was very fresh and refreshing. The server was very friendly. I ordered steak ranchero and lemonade. The lemonade was refreshing and not too sweet, with a nice balance between lemon and sugar. The steak was a bit dry for my taste, but the beans were good. Overall, it was a decent experience, and the server created a friendly atmosphere. The service was slow but still good.

The food is delicious. I highly recommend the chicken sandwich and I love their shakes. Very nice…read more50's style dining area. Service is great and never crowded.

Queso was discusting.. chips were good. We had the posole and rated that a 4. Lots of meat but the…read moresoup tasted like enchilada sauce. Also the patty melt was good.

It's previously Village Inn, but with new ownership. Menu has stayed relatively the same, which is…read moregreat for us old school menu lovers. I ordered the Santa Fe chicken skillet with two eggs over easy with green sauce and wheat toast, with coffee. It's my all time favorite. My family and I chose this place after grandpa's funeral service. They were courteous and efficient, as we were a large party. We made special family moments that evening. I'm sure they do amazing service with smaller groups. Menu has food for breakfast lunch and dinner. It's meant to satisfy all bellies. That's why we all agreed to this place. Plenty of parking. Enjoy!

Who wants to make a bet that this restaurant will close soon?…read more Here is why.... My visit was terrible. Customer service was SLOW, no one was at the host stand when we arrived and the food took about 30-45 min to arrive. Most of my family just ordered pie. Literally waited a good 30 minutes for pie. To make matters worse drinks took equally as long. Refills? Nope, we didn't get them and we had to get up to get help at one point, that was to simply pay our bill. Butter Smith Kitchen & Pies is similar to Village Inn but with the ability to buy alcohol. Patrons visiting during my visit were not drinking alcohol. The service seriously lacks and I'm going to say that with as much restaurant competition little old El Paso has, this place will have to revamp their staff, learn customer service, and simply just care to stay competitive and remain open. The worst part for a restaurant is having people who do not care. With only 2 other tables and plenty of staff, the service was a disappointment. You have one shot, and for me, this was a miss! Would never return. The food wasn't great so nothing worth returning for.

"Second Chance Café (Black Bear Diner, Petro Travel - Horizon City)"…read more Call it reckless optimism or just bad life choices in motion, but I decided to give the Black Bear Diner a second shot--because who doesn't love disappointment with a side of fries? It was 2:30 on a Wednesday, that awkward time: Lunch rush gone, faith in humanity fading, and me thinking, "Maybe they've changed?" The vibe? Taxidermy chic meets thrift store lumberjack fantasy. The staff had all the warmth of a snowstorm, serving smiles that must've come straight off the clearance shelf. My burger arrived piping hot on the outside yet chillingly undead within--true culinary symbolism for broken promises. The fries were a crispy-meets-greasy existential crisis in potato form. By the end, I realized this wasn't a second chance; it was a sequel nobody asked for. Guaranteed this little bear won't bring Goldilocks back.

Service was AMAZING…read more Food: this was our second visit. Food is just ok. But it's a diner!!!! The eggs in the omelet were dry. Huge pancakes had way too much vanilla. Bear Claws saturated with fat/oil that left a film on your palate and are very dry. Wine selection was OUTSTANDING. Better than most restaurants in El Paso. Not sure we'll be back. If I have to compare this to Crave, IHOP, etc. I would rank a 3 stars. But if you want the best value for your money...this place is for you.

We stopped by Good Luck Cafe on a Monday morning while waiting for relatives before a nearby…read morecemetery visit, and we're glad we did. This place is a classic El Paso institution--serving up no-frills, satisfying Mexican diner fare that hits the spot. I ordered the machaca burrito, and my daughter went with the chorizo burrito. Both were delicious, flavorful, and generously portioned--exactly what you'd hope for from a neighborhood Mexican cafe. The prices were very reasonable, making this a great value meal. The service was friendly, though understandably a bit slow with how busy the place was. Still, the staff managed the crowd with warmth and efficiency. The atmosphere is exactly what you'd expect from a well-loved local spot--laid-back, packed with regulars, and buzzing with conversation. Even on a Monday morning, the place was full and parking was hard to find, which tells you everything you need to know. The restaurant was clean, welcoming, and had a classic diner vibe that made us feel right at home. It's clear this is a popular go-to for locals--and now, we see why. Would definitely come back next time we're in the area.

I literally plan trips to El Paso just for this menudo. (I'm from Las Vegas). This menudo is SO…read moreflavorful and delicious! It is literally my favorite (besides my dads lol) it's a smaller place with not a lot of parking but definitely do able. It reminds me of an old style diner and has a very family friendly atmosphere! The servers aren't the fastest but it's to be expected with the volume of people. I will be definitely stopping by in my next trip to town!

Enjoyed a breakfast/brunch drop in after seeing Penny's Diner for years but never having a chance…read moreto try prior. Their 50's diner feel is cool, complete with small booths and a working kitchen in clear view. Started off with a hot cup of coffee which was good. I asked for a recommendation & was told their burgers were good. Ordered the All Day Breakfast Burger (burger with cheese, bacon and a fried egg). Had the choice of hash browns or tater tots & chose the tots. I enjoyed the meal. The service was good. The meal was good and I'll definitely return to try more. The only reasons it was not a 5-star review, 1. The bacon on my burger wasn't crispy like I asked for & 2. I was never offered a coffee refill.

Employees were arguing with the manager in front of the customers. Due to this the people seated…read morebehind us walked out due to them arguing instead of attending clients. When it came time to make our pancakes the manager didn't clean the grill, which was just used to make bacon and eggs. I don't personally mind but if someone is allergic to something this concern for cross contamination. When you pay and they give you a receipt, it is only a summary, if you want details of what they charged. You have to ask for the detailed receipt. Only positive was them accepting apple pay and the employee whom argued with the manager, cleaned the grill later on.

Wings were hot and fries were hot! Great food. Service was fast. Servers were on it. Taking care of…read moreeveryone quick. Great atmosphere. Im out here from California and I will be back for sure.

After a long, but certainly understandable wait, we were seated for dinner around 9pm. I was…read moreconcerned that 'only' ten bone-in wings weren't going to be enough for dinner, so I ordered onion rings, too. My fiancée ordered five boneless wings and french fries. Needless to say, we brought home three boneless wings and the majority of fried sides without room for dessert. The wings were probably the overall best I've had in EP so far. I'll definitely be back. Great service, adorable ambiance, and delicious food. It's worth the wait but it's definitely a wait when they're busy.