The food was so amazing!! Everything tasted fresh and the staff were so kind! The interior gave…read moresuch a rustic vibe filled with many colors and plants. I think cocol also had one of the best chai lattes I have ever had!! It's a must visit place if in El Paso!!!

This cafe is in a historical part of Socorro, it's really a cool and interesting location. The…read moreinside is extremely nice and clean. Waitress was extremely friendly and attentive. Me and my wife got Pistachio Mocha Lattes. I would rank it in top 3 latte I've ever had. Food was amazing as well, a really fun spot to sit and enjoy a Saturday morning.

I had such a wonderful experience at La Hacienda Del Amigo in El Paso. The food is made fresh right…read moreafter you order, and you can truly taste the difference in every bite. The huevos rancheros were absolutely incredible -- hands down some of the best flavor I've ever had. The steak with huevos, rice, and beans was extremely delicious, perfectly seasoned, and cooked just right. Everything tasted authentic, homemade, and full of real Mexican flavor. You can tell they care about quality and tradition. If you're looking for true, authentic Mexican food made fresh with amazing flavor, this is the place. Highly recommend -- I will definitely be coming back!

Everything is very good. Fresh cooked food and very friendly personal. I will come back again.read more

Coffee waffle was such a wonderful experience! The restaurant is very open, beautiful, cozy, and…read morecomfortable. Food was absolutely DELICIOUS and their beverages were also really good! We cannot wait to visit in the future. Our server was wonderful as well.

Fun diner option in San Eli / Clint with tasty menu options and a comfortable, casual dining space…read more We dropped by for a late breakfast / brunch between basketball games for the kids and we enjoyed our meal. We ordered a mix of different breakfast / waffle options and everybody liked their choices. Waffles are done well, fries were surprisingly very good, also liked the bacon. As the space filled up with more customers, the service slowed down a bit with refills & other dining needs being slower than we would have liked. Something that looked like an experienced manager could make more efficient with some small tweaks. We look forward to returning at some point.

This place is one you dont want to miss. It is very small so seating is limited and you may be…read morewaiting a bit for a table. So possibly tsking it to go may be the best bet. However, they're food is absolutely delicious! The menudo is great and so are their burritos. Definitely a place you've got to stop in and try.

My son came to a sports shooting event @ El Paso Trap/ Skeet club and these burritos did not…read moredisappoint. From the handmade tortillas to the most finger lickin, lip smakin, mouth waterin, tender lovin, so good make you wanna smack your mamma ribs in the west, burrito filling. I recommend 100%. FYI: I ate the chile verde and bean/cheese.

$5 a little too high for a regular size burrito. Chile verde burrito was spicy and well made…read more Good authentic flavor . Looks like homemade tortillas too.

Great "homemade" quality. I really like the asado they make. Whether you want a quick burrito or a…read moreplate: the quality is really good. The hours are not that convenient but, if you wait too long they may out of the day's guisos.

"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.

UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP!!! This place is now called "Mi Reynita" and the service was outstanding and…read morethe menudo is made fresh daily. The staff here was very friendly, made sure we were taken care of, and answered all our questions. I had the flautas and a small bowl of menudo and it was very fresh and delicious. you NEED to come here if you're looking for quality, authentic mexican food for great prices.

From the owner: We are at your service for Mexican food, breakfast, fast food, quesadillas with whey, Villa…read moreAhumada, and more...

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.