We've always wanted to try this place, and after I dropped Noah off at practice, I took the plunge…read more We always look to arrive at after 10pm, there's no way you're not waiting in line at that time. I arrived just after 8:30 am, but there was plenty of room. I got seated at the bar, and got to see everything. I asked for coffee, and it came quick and hot. Then i took a look at the menu, but the nice thing about the bar is that you can see everything that was ordered get prepped. I ordered a pozole rojo. It was a good choice, according to me... it was a lot of food. It came with a slice of toasted and buttered bolillo bread. It was loaded with more pork, than hominy - a lot. The server came by to ask if I needed a box. The Junction is a diner, with a railroad ambiance. Plenty of train station themes, I think there were a lot of clocks on the wall - but I don't think that they were working... or that they were on time. I noticed a couple of plates that I would want to try... the chicken fried steak, the biscuits and gravy with fried eggs on top, peach cobber side, the fresh biscuit with chipotle butter. It all looked good. The breakfast tacos seemed basic, but a lot of folks ordered them - they must know. There is seating inside, table and bar, and outside under the shade. I saw enough that I would return with Liz (...and the kids). I recommend, but I do recommend getting there early. It's a popular locale.

Really enjoyed Junction Brunch House! It's literally a house turned into a restaurant, so it has a…read morereally cool, casual vibe. The food doesn't look super fancy, but everything was packed with flavor. The French toast was amazing, the iced coffee was great, and the mimosa was on point. Our waiter was awesome too. We spent around $50 for two people and ordered quite a bit, so I thought that was pretty reasonable. Definitely recommend, just make a reservation because it gets packed!

A total vibe . This trendy chill coffee & co -working space is the perfect office space …read more Coffee, bites , vibes and make sure you pick up those fun unique earrings with loteria inspired jewelry made by Japanese artist, Asako . If you're a chai latte junkie like I am , it's a must stop !

Salt + Honey was one of my favorite stops in El Paso. I ordered the breakfast sandwich, the salt…read moreand feta fries, and tried two different coffees on separate visits. The fries were honestly some of the best I've ever had in my life, crispy, flavorful, and completely addictive ask for the feta and honey fries .The Turkish coffee was an experience in itself, rich, bold, and strong enough to keep me wide awake during a 14-hour drive. This is a fantastic brunch spot with great food and some of the best coffee around. If you're passing through El Paso, it's absolutely worth a stop.

We have been to this restaurant several times in the past, and have considered it one of our…read morefavorites. Until today. After today, not going back. We are not sure what happened, but the place changed. The old staff (who were relaxed and fun to be around) are all gone, the delicious food we kept returning to have is also gone, replaced by a menu that doesn't know what exactly this restaurant wants to be (tacos, fried chicken, attempt at French menu items, etc). They have 6 different kinds of French toast. We tasted 2 of them, and they have the same taste. Just different toppings. The price for the French toast with eggs, bacon and home fries was $17. Now they charge $18 just for 2 slices of brioche with some sauce that resembles the old Banana Foster sauce, and an additional $6 for the eggs, bacon and home fries. Disappointing, and more expensive than it's worth. Walking into a restaurant to be held hostage by some speech about a small store selling books inside the restaurant?! Yeah, don't do that. If we hadn't already ordered, we would have left. No refill on water, no inquiry about any other drinks. I wasn't even finished with my meal and the server slapped the check on the table and walked away. If that doesn't make you feel "welcome to leave", I don't know what does. Looking around, I find it unacceptable to bring food to the table 5 minutes apart for every person at the table. The staff now wears embroidered shirts with the restaurant logo (except for one, she was just chewing her gum while taking orders- also, ew), and the atmosphere has changed from casual to "we wanna be high end, we made some money so now we want you to pay more". Disappointing.

We had a wonderful experience at La Fête Cafe in El Paso. The service was outstanding, and our…read moreserver, Alex, was friendly, attentive, and helpful throughout our visit. The owner, Patrick, was personable, adding a special touch to the experience. Excellent food, we had the Fish and Grits and Peach Cobbler Bourbon French Toast - exceptional service, we'll definitely be back and highly recommend La Fête Cafe.

We were a party of 12 and we sat outside. The server was friendly and attentive throughout our…read moreentire meal. I ordered the whole hog scramble which consisted of Bacon, sausage, chorizo, ham, and cheddar. It was pretty basic and needed some flavoring as it was very bland. Ordered a side of blueberry pancakes to share and those were pretty good. The rest of the group enjoyed their meals.

We decided to try a different restaurant and we ended up at the Fountain of Farah location. It took…read moreapproximately 15 minutes to be seated when there were multiple tables available. We were sat first table on the left as you walk in. What a sore eye to see the utensils in crates covered by what appeared as a cloth napkin. Maybe a simple sturdy rack?? On to the food, nothing to rave about! The pesto chicken and the children's chicken tenders were ok-ish. The waffle churro was very good though why put sunflower seeds on it when it already has pecans. In my opinion, I thought it was an odd and unnecessary add-on. The server was nice though she did looked frazzled. The floors could use some TLC, they look dull and dusty. Overall it is mediocre and highly likely we will not be returning to this restaurant. There is plenty of parking and just in case it is kid friendly.

Was staying in the hotel above so this was the closest restaurant, lol. Had the grilled shrimp…read morecaesar and chicken tortilla soup, both were delicious and affordable.

Such a cute brunch spot in El Paso! The vibe and ambiance are everything -- chic, sexy, stylish,…read moreand just the right amount of cozy. Definitely a place where you want to sit, sip, and stay awhile. We tried the chilaquiles, huevos rancheros, pork belly tacos, and mushroom & goat cheese empanadas. Everything was good, although some of the dishes were definitely different from what I've had before -- in a good way! The lattes were DELICIOUS and definitely worth ordering. One thing I would skip: the café de olla. It was very bitter and honestly tasted nothing like the café de olla I'm used to. And the rooftop at the attached Hotel Indigo has STUNNING views! Definitely worth heading upstairs to take in the scenery and enjoy the atmosphere. But the STAFF!!! AMAZING!!! Everyone was so friendly, attentive, and welcoming, which really made the experience even better. Nayomi was the sweetest!! Overall, a really fun brunch spot with a beautiful atmosphere, unique food, delicious lattes, incredible views, and phenomenal service!

The food was so good! I got a mimosa and the steak and fries, and everything was delicious. The…read moreservice was great too. Our waitress was so nice and made the experience even better! I also loved the vibes and the decor. My only complaint is that it was pretty crowded inside, which made it a little difficult to bring my baby in his infant car seat. Just a little FYI for the moms who are thinking about bringing their little ones! Other than that, I really enjoyed it and would definitely come back.

For starters I would say this spot was simply okay. I would bring some friends here for drinks and…read morevibes but I wouldn't come back on my own accord. For starters the atmosphere was so cute. Absolutely loved the bar and hanging pots everywhere. Such a clean restaurant and cute vibe. Our waitress was very nice and friendly to us. So no issues there! For drinks I got their berry lemonade which tasted just like lemon juice. I had to request for sugar to be added since it was so sour so beware. My food had came out and to be honest I'm just a little bit disappointed. The rigatoni was cooked but the sauce for it was really not tasty? Like there was almost not a flavor I can taste. Of course there was something but it was very plain and barely even there. It also was not spicy whatsoever. I added grilled chicken too and oh boy was that dry dry DRY. The burrata personally I'm not a fan in general so of course I wouldn't be a fan this time either but they gave a nice little plate full of it. They added some oiled toasted bread and it was way too crispy in my opinion. My partner got the chicken Parmesan and his dish tasted great! Very juicy chicken and cooked all the way. The sauce was perfect too nice and flavorful and great pairing with the chicken. His butter noodles were just like regular butter noodles so not bad. Finally the crème brûlée. Probably the most disappointing dish we ordered. It took repeated stabs to break the sugar glaze on top. Me and my partner were honestly thinking that they added the cream on top to hide how burnt it was actually. Unfortunately because the glaze was so thick and burnt it made the rest of the cream taste have the burnt flavor. It was sad because my partner was looking forward to this desert. Also took wayyy longer to arrive than our entrées. I will say that the waitress was very helpful and she actually covered the crème Brulé. I didn't even ask she just offered, I think she could tell that we didn't enjoy it and I had nicely told her it wasn't what we were expecting so thank you sincerely. Overall I think this is a perfect spot to maybe try drinks and hang with friends. Food was okay, wouldn't try it again in that regard but overall a decent spot here in El Paso if you're looking for something new. Maybe best to ask what's their best dish to serve. Overall thank you.

This is a great spot for breakfast and lunch. The chef or chefs behind this kitchen are magicians…read more This is food that reminds you of home. Everything on the menu is worth every Penny. Please try the burrito de chicharon, papa con queso, and Chile picadillo. Their chilaquiles are mouth watering. Flautas are heavily filled, beef tacos are crispy, enchiladas are amazing (both red and green). Burgers are juicy and filling. I can't wait to go back. Not to mention your meal comes with rice and beans or a side and unlimited tea or Jamaica. Their service staff are VERY FAST and very friendly. Great place to either grab and go or sit and enjoy the planes taking off. This is a definite recommendation.

The cafe is located near the airport on the first floor at the Starlight Event Center. They are…read moreopen for breakfast and lunch serving a delicious variety of American and Mexican food. The cafe is extremely clean and service is friendly and courteous. Prices are reasonable. I recommend the Starlight burger and the beef flautas. Don't forget the agua fresca including cucumber lemonade, orchata and jamaica.

Saturday night, pulled into town and he wanted steak. We took a chance on this place close to our…read morehotel. We lucked out with a table very quickly - we didn't know reservations are best. The place had a very nice vibe and seemed very popular. Classy decor but casual feel. The enclosed glass wine cooler was amazing to see. The wine glasses.... Well everything in TX is bigger. They were goblets and so pretty. Our server was Viviana, who was very sweet and polite. The bread was so soft and hot. But so much for two people, I felt bad not eating it all. One loaf would have been enough. I ordered a cucumber drink w/o alcohol: SO good. Mango salad with chicken for me. He had steak, lobster tail and a glass of Austin Hope red wine. Food was delicious! Next time we are in El Paso- we're coming back and making reservations to guarantee a seat. Plenty of parking but... people can't see nor pay attention to the faded arrows on the ground showing which way to go. I had to back all the way out of the row back to the entrance because a big 4x4 truck went the wrong way to exit! It was dangerous because of the sharp turn into the parking lot from the steer. Next time we will Find parking on the left side- because some people don't care.

Continues to be my favorite spot. Too bad you lost the board for "Ribeye on board". However, the…read moreexplanation given makes sense. Keep going guys. You are my go to when visiting El Paso. Your location specific.

Fellow Yelpers did not steer us wrong. This place is absolutely delicious. We had an amazing,…read moreattentive server, Tony. We ordered tortilla soup, steak tacos, and the Mexican combination, all delicious. If we lived here, this would definitely be a regular stop for us! Highly recommend. 10/5/26

Everyone you ask says this place is the one place you HAVE to try in El Paso. My relatively little…read moreexperience in this city can't speak to that, but I can assure you this place is worth going to. The salsas offered as a complimentary appetizer are excellent, with varying spice levels and flavors. The waitresses are both extremely friendly and hasty, a delightful combination. My colleague and I both ordered the combo plate, which seemingly was a sampling of every popular dish on offer at the restaurant, all of which were excellent. I was disappointed I didn't get to the experience what appeared to be an extremely active bar scene here, though I will absolutely be back to rectify that. Highly recommend this spot.

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.