I gave Olly's a try and was impressed with the place. The store opened a few weeks ago and I had…read moremmbeeneaning to give it a try. Overall, the setting was nice. They had a lot to choose from including daily specials. Since I hadn't had one in years, I ordered a banana split which was delicious.

Delicious ice cream. The shaved ice (raspa) is very good and you can add ice cream to your shaved…read moreice. Service is great and nice atmosphere. I had the cookie dough flavor which is delicious.

Amazing food great service and priced right. The tacos were freshly made. The guacamole was very…read moregood.

Surprising that this place doesn't have any yelp reviews yet, because it's popular on google, but…read moreit deserves some love here too. Quesabirria The woman at the front was incredibly sweet and made it a wonderful experience. We got the quesabirria which was delicious (and the consome wasn't too oily!). The prices here were also great too!

This place is everything, starting with the person helping us choose our favorite flavor. She let…read moreus try many different gelatos and no complaints, she actually had the best attitude. It was hard to pick because they were all so delicious. We will be back for sure!

Plenty of flavors they all looked delicious, but there can only be one...at a time…read more We planned to grab some dessert for the El Paso sunset, but we got stuck in the calmness of it all. We were flooded with choices of gelato, and serving styles (from shakes, to cups, to sits, etc). The indoor dining area had plenty of seating. They also had board games. My kids, in particular, unboxed the Jenga and were building a falling tower while they were enjoying their dressed and undressed gelato. There was only one attendant behind the counter, but she confidently and amiably served her customers with car and with a smile. The ambiance was chill. There was outdoor seating, but the folks enjoyed their gelato out of the ending sun's reach on this evening. We enjoyed our dessert and still had some time to catch the last glimpses of the days light.

Update: I had to come back and update my review because several people told me to try the French…read moretoast... and they were absolutely right. I came back yesterday to try it, then came back again today because I couldn't stop thinking about it. This is hands down the best French toast I've ever had. It's listed under the dessert menu, but I honestly think it belongs on the breakfast menu. I expected it to be overly sweet, but it wasn't at all. The homemade berry jam is light and delicate, the fresh berries add little bursts of flavor, and the creamy yogurt topping gives it the perfect amount of tang. Everything is balanced beautifully. The brioche is thick, soft, and soaked all the way through without being soggy. Every bite had a different texture, and I actually found myself slowing down because I didn't want it to end. I also tried one of their coffee drinks. It was good, but I'd still come back just for the French toast. One thing worth mentioning: I didn't realize you have to leave your tip when you place your order because there's no option to add one afterward. Once I figured that out, I made sure to tip them well on my return visits because they absolutely deserved it. The service has been consistently warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. The staff even recognized me after seeing me all week while my kids were at the clay camp next door and gave me a small discount today. It was such a thoughtful gesture. Bravo Coffee House has definitely earned a repeat customer. I'll be back long after clay camp is over. Previous: I discovered Bravo Coffee House because my kids have been attending the clay camp next door all week. Since camp is two hours long, it didn't make sense to drive home, so I decided to check it out. I had no idea it was here, and I was surprised to learn they've only been open about 10 months. The shop is simple, clean, and very welcoming. Everyone on the staff was friendly, and the owner even came by to ask how everything was. I wasn't in the mood for coffee, so they recommended their freshly made watermelon agua fresca. It was refreshing and delicious. I also tried the mushroom pozole, which had a light, flavorful broth and several different kinds of mushrooms. You can tell they care about quality. The homemade tortilla chips weren't really my favorite, but I appreciated the owner explaining that they're made fresh from tortillas in-house. I always appreciate businesses that genuinely want feedback. The atmosphere is great if you're looking for a quiet place to relax or get some work done. It's nice to see a local business like this helping bring more life to the Alameda area. I'll definitely be back to try the coffee next time.

Small unassuming diner outside the downtown noise…read more Liz and I stopped to try out this joint while returning home from dropping the car off. As we pulled up, the block around the diner was surrounded by cars parked along the street. We ended up parking a block away by some abandoned buildings. When we got in, there were a few people in line waiting to order. There was still plenty of seating, tables, and high chair seating along the front windows. We ordered some coffee, a cheesecake, and breakfast. I ordered an Americano, Liz ordered something with oat milk, and a cheesecake, which I thought was a bit early...but hey, to each their own (I would retract the statement later). It took a minute to get the drinks, but water was available while we waited. The cheesecake was simple, but very good...I recommend this with your hot drinks. They brought the rest of our order a little bit afterwards. I enjoyed my huevos divorciados. I thought the russet potatoes were pretty good, they were cooked and salted so that it was a bonus to the plate. I also noted that the smokey red salsa was very well flavored. The plate comes with three eggs, the potatoes, beans sprinkled with cotija cheese, and two corn tortillas. Liz ordered chicken enchiladas. That came with two eggs, and the same beans. The staff was friendly and made sure that all was in order and kept the crowd moving through steadily. Bravo, Bravo.

This restaurant is amazing! Everything was so fresh and delicious. The fresh-pressed juices were…read morereally good and tasted so fresh. The sweet bread was absolutely amazing, and the conchas were so fluffy, soft, and delicious! Definitely a place worth trying. Everything we had was delicious, and we'll definitely be coming back! Highly recommend!

We went for breakfast on the weekend. They only had three menu items: chilaquiles, torta de…read morechilaquiles and molletes. We had the torta de chilaquiles with brisket and my mom ordered the mollete. The torta was surprisingly good, I am glad I ordered. The cafe the olla was really tasty, I would come back just for the coffee. We also had a guava pastry and a pan de muerto to go. The place has about 5 tables and a nice patio where you can chat over matcha or coffee. I recommend to stop by and give them a try.

With a town so close to the border, there is no shortage of Mexican cuisine. There are so many…read moreplaces to go with so many claiming to be the most "authentic." But depending on where you're from in Mexico, and even the US, your pallet may be different. So, finding a good place can be challenging especially if you're visiting. But, El Prado Bakery takes the cake (pun intended) on some of the best Mexican food in this town. From their pastries to their burritos you'll find great food here. First, they have an abundance of pastries to choose from. You can spend some time just trying to pick the right one. And they are tasty! Their burritos are absolutely delicious! I had the breakfast sausage and egg and it was great! My only issue was it was rolled up the way I am not used to for a burrito. It was more like a giant taco with the edges tucked in. That aside, it was still delicious and the salsa was good too! Eggs were cooked nicely, as well as the sausage. Potatoes were soft and with the beans added, it made for a great burrito! The staff were super friendly! Always welcoming when you walked in. And yes, we went there more than once! Always had a smile and waiting to take your order. Once the food was ordered it came fairly quickly too! Place was clean all around which was nice as well. All in all, this was a great place. Definitely stop by and try this place! You'll be glad you did. Cheers.

I've had burritos, tamales rojo, and some of the sweets here. It's a pretty good place, I really…read morelike the tamales and burritos. It's definitely worth coming every once in a while. The service is good, they speak Spanish and English, and they have a little area to eat. Overall it's a nice place to go.

Small place. It…read moredoesn't have the biggest menu. It's broken up into Paletas,malteadas, aguas, antojitos, etc. My kids ordered a bag of Takis and a cone of ice cream . They were happy. I ordered a agua fresca, but my horchata tasted like it had a little bit of pepino limon in it. It was still creamy enough, but that subtle taste made me think, then overthink something was wrong with it. My daughter said it was okay though. It's clean. Lots of tables inside and out of the sun. It shares a parking lot. With a small liquor store, a barré place, a barber shop, cleaners, and a Hallmark. Service was great, we had the whole place to ourselves. The lady that helped us was attentive and helped us out. There are other ice cream places, but this is close and on the easier side of the IH-10 construction near Cimarron.

Great ice cream, a wide selection of flavors from the classic chocolate and vanilla, to more…read moreunusual flavors like mazapan, gansito and chocolate abuelita. Service is good, talked to the owner they recently changed management and are aiming to fix errors from the past owners. They make everything in house from the paletas, ice cream to the elote. Place is clean and while it is small it has plenty of tables and sitting available.

Not much else to say expect DELICIOUS! Friendly staff. Great products. Reasonable prices. Many…read moreflavors to choose from! Very clean inside. Easy to get to from our house.

La Michoacana on Fairbanks Drive offers ice cream, paletas, dipped paletas, and sweet Mexican…read moresnacks, such as warm gorditas with cajeta, chocolate banana, banana split, snow cones, and fruit cocktails. Salty and spicy snacks include Chamoyleta, Chilindrina, Hot Cheetos with Queso, papas locas, elote on a cup or the husk, and clamatos. The shop is clean, and their staff offers attentive customer service. They accept cards and cash. My favs are their "gansito" flavor ice cream, their Gorditas con nata, and their chocolate-dipped paletas.