We were looking for an interesting place within walking of our hotel for dinner on a Tuesday…read moreevening and saw this pop up on a couple of quality searches. They're known for creatively risky craft cocktails and their thick burgers, so we dove into both, including bacon/cheese burgers and the filthy martini ($18, gin with sardine brine and blue-cheese-stuffed olives!) and the Chupa Mi Chili ($20 Sotol, chili syrup, crema, bitters). She loved the salty/bitter martini (not so much me Lol) and I really liked my Chupa, although about half foamed out of the glass (see vid). The burgers were excellent as were both the roasted veggie and shoestring fries. It was empty when we walked in around 7/7:30 but by 9p it was approaching half full... not bad for a Tuesday night. Ambiance in this tall-ceilinged venue is dark/cozy and staff was fun/friendly.

The Reagan has an inviting atmosphere with a somewhat eclectic decor. Their service is excellent as…read moreyou are greeted upon entering and promptly receiving your drinks. The food was exceptional. Their fried chicken is delicious and could serve more than one person. Smash burgers are also great. Drink prices (cocktails) were a bit pricey but delicious.

sad they care about the old regulars. even when they wrong . if you know the owner Randy you can do…read morewant you want : this place is full of coke . as long you know him the bathroom is a coke heaven . heavy pour. atf this a good place to start .

Quick stop at Mulligan's and the place is clean, ducked off, & chill atmosphere. Music is great,…read morePool tables are up to par and good selection of spirits. My man and I are big fans of dive bars and would most definitely come back if we get the chance to drive through the states again.

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!!

So when my friends told me "90s video game bar" i was stoked. Less stoked when we tried to go for…read morelunch one day. Granted, it was a Monday, and afterwards when I found out it was more of a bar that happened to have 90s video games, well the hype died a little bit. It also made sense why they'd be closed for lunch on a Monday. As I understand it, they're trying to steer away from the 90s theme because it seems like folks on the younger end are the bigger demographic. I mean, big surprise the folks in 30s and 40s don't go out and would rather stay in and go to bed earlier. I guess retro isn't as popular anymore. I mean it's not bad. As a bar it has pretty decent food, a good array of drinks, and a place to be sweaty and uncoordinated ie a dance floor. I guess when I came in here I thought it'd be more like an old school arcade that happened to have booze in it. Sort of like that one place with rows upon rows of games, laser tag, bumper cars, and ticket machines, so you could win cheap plastic prizes while getting absolutely hammered. Think Stranger Things but fewer monsters and more high scores. Cowa-friggin-bunga. Unfortunately for my own imagination that was not the case. Still, they have some classic 90s games against the wall. Ninja Turtles (NOT Turtles in Time), Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, all manner of Pac-Man and others. The games are all free, which is a definite plus. It's just more bar than arcade. Just so you know before going in. If that's what you're expecting out of this place, by all means go on in. I like this place fine, and it's fun to get a little taste of 90s childhood, I just wanted more.

Theses idiots always forget to give me my drivers license back after paying my tab. Then act like…read moreit's a huge inconvenience retrieving it.

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

Coolest bar in the downtown area, bartenders (Mandi and Joi) are next level! Come here for fun…read moreanytime!

I love this place! ambience: dark and cozy…read more music: on point bar tenders: friendly and knowledgeable drinks: amazing food: delicious

I had a great time at the Overpour…read more Brian and Remi were very attentive and the place wasn't crowded. So, it was a great place to chill and hangout. There is room to sit at the bar, a high tops away from the bar, and outdoor seating - for the short fall and winter in El Paso. Also, though we didn't use it, there's a walk-in cigar smoke room and humidor. From the windows surrounding the smoke room, there were loungers and tables in there. It's a chill place that's clean with social and capable mixologists. I would return.

I really wanted to enjoy my time at Tin Man, but the experience was incredibly uncomfortable from…read morestart to finish. The biggest issue was the environment. We were harassed by a couple of older regulars--a guy and his buddy--who kept calling us "SLOW" for no apparent reason. It was unnecessary, rude, and really soured the mood. You'd hope for a welcoming neighborhood spot, but this felt more like a hostile "locals-only" club where if you don't fit a certain mold, you aren't welcome. To make matters worse, the service didn't help. The bartender was extremely awkward and made the interaction feel forced and weird, rather than hospitable. Between the insults from the other customers and the strange energy from behind the bar, we couldn't wait to leave. Bottom line: If you're looking for a friendly, inclusive place to grab a drink, I'd suggest looking elsewhere. We won't be back. 2/21 around 4pm

Ashley was very friendly and helped my brother and I navigate the beer list. Ambiance was very…read morechill and relaxed. The Mind Haze IPA was amazing. It was so good that I bought a growler to drink at home. I will definitely be coming back.

This experience was OK/alright. I've read reviews on the eastside location and they aren't good…read more Let's start with the good first. I enjoyed the atmosphere and look of the place a lot. It was pretty chill which I liked. The place was also really clean. The waitress we had was nice and friendly. She checked on how we were doing a couple of times. She did disappear for some time but eventually came and checked on us. I liked her personality and the service she gave us. They also have a pretty good menu of beer and a signature drink menu. Some of the drinks are named after El Paso landmarks...for example a Scenic Drive. Now for the not so good... Unfortunately, I didn't see any of the employees wearing masks. I didn't like that too much. There was a sign on the door that asked for patrons to wear masks upon entering. I ordered a margarita flight. Sad to say...I didn't really enjoy it. The drinks were overly sweet. I like sweet drinks but this was too much. I didn't taste any tequila in them whatsoever. I don't like margaritas to be too strong either. I want to be able to taste the mix and tequila together. There has to be a balance of both. I had to ask the waitress to bring me a couple of shots of Hornitos. It still wasn't enough! I could still taste the sweetness in them. I didn't even get a little bit buzzed and...I've sort of become a lightweight drinker these days! We ordered a pretzel and wings. The pretzel came with cheese and mustard. The wings came with French fries. Both entrees were too salty. I couldn't eat too much of either. One minor detail was the music they were playing. I kid you not...one minute they were playing heavy metal music like Pantera. The next song they played after that was "My Heart will go on" from "Titanic" and Celine Dion. "The Thong Song" was playing a bit prior to this. Really?? I had a little flashback of partying it up in Juarez for a few minutes there back in the late 90s, early 2000s. If you know you know...If you're from El Paso, you definitely know. Lol. I realize they just opened this second location a couple of weeks ago. Perhaps there are still some kinks to work out. We all know this usually happens when a bar/restaurant first opens. Would I come back? I might. I often believe in giving second chances. I'm interested in trying that Scenic Drive mixed drink. Plus, they're around five minutes away from the house. This cost a little over $50. I'll update the review if I have to and if I decide to come back. It's located where a pizzeria once was.

Came in for a beer and stayed for the chicken fried steak... OMG no regrets! Everything is homemade…read moreand delicious. Would absolutely recommend the fries with the queso dip!