If you are in need of great service, best meats, and amazing customer service you MUST head over to…read moreCoronado. They have all meat needs from everyday meat products to the what I call the El Paso exotics because let's be honest if it's not going to be a carne something, the other butchers don't have it. If you are in need of a quick lunch, stop in because they have a kitchen master in the back who has daily something's. Today I was lucky enough to get the chile verde brisket burger. I was able to try a bunch of different things and wow, their brawts are amazing and everything in here is seasoned to perfection or marinaded with a touch of love that makes everything melt in the mouth. Of course you can buy unseasoned anything to take home and try to create your own amazing meat dish. **HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

BUYER BEWARE No…read morestars if that were an option. A family friend purchased $497 worth of beef ribs from this butcher for our Memorial Day BBQ. He bought them and brought them directly to our house, on ice, to keep in our freezer for my husband to cook this past weekend. Well, upon opening the vacuum seal, there was a smell worse than any fish market. Sometimes when meats are packaged this way, the gas gets trapped and it's stinky upon opening. My husband trimmed the fat, rinsed the meat, and we let it sit in our fridge, hoping the smell would go away. It, unfortunately, did not. We had our neighbors come over and smell the ribs, just to make sure we weren't going crazy. They agreed, the meat was bad. My husband wrapped the meat back up and tossed it in the freezer so it would stop stinking up our house and could be returned. Our friend brought the meat back to the butcher today and they kept the meat, but refused to give him a refund! One package was not even opened, they apparently refused to open it, and I bet they turn around and sell it to someone else. We looked this place up on Google after notifying our friend the meat was bad. Turns out they have a reputation of selling spoiled beef ribs and not refunding their customers. Do your research before buying!

The food was amazing. The difference in regional cusine is a great experience. This place is a…read moremeat market with a restaurant attached. I ordered the Mexican combo, chili relleno, cheese enchiladas and beef taco. We also ordered the queso fundido and guac . Dave ordered the Mexican omelet. The service was friendly and helpful. The ambiany was colorful. It is a place to remember. I would have rated 5 star but they didn't have horchata.

Food is good and the service is good. Pricing is still reasonable. Atmosphere is pretty relaxed. I…read moreusually go 3-4 times a week. Five stars for now

We stopped by this place completely by mistake. We were trying to go somewhere else and realize…read morethat they had shut down. Saw this place and thought what the heck. Cute little place. The only person working was the owner, who is super friendly. The food was fresh and delicious! We are definitely going back and I'll get photos next time!

3.5 stars. It's true what the other reviewers say about the salsa, it's really outstanding. I…read morequaffed it with the chips and she served me a 2nd serving of the salsa which I finished off also. I ordered the chiles rellenos and they're not bad. Nothing amazing but the owner is super nice. The combination of her salsa, the owner's charm and her home cooked food adds a lot of charm to this place. I really had a great time here.

You know I gotta say this place was magnificent. Where I'm from there aren't many supermarkets like…read morethis. They have an excellent variety of fruits and veggies along with a great assortment of meats in the meat market. Not to mention the quesadilla bar that had fresh meals ready to eat along with a counter to order made to order items. I tried the eggs and chorizo. It was amazing I'll gladly be back next time I'm in town!

I have shopped here for tortillas which are awesome. All other products are overpriced and many…read moretimes I've purchased items that I had to return or throw away due to expired dates. I heard of others experiencing the same thing.

Small spot no frills. Burritos are 3 dollars or 4 dollars and you get a canned drink with each…read moreburrito. It also has a meat market and has some cold premade food such as Chile rellenos, picadillo, green or red chile con carne, chile con queso and even rice and beans. Burritos were good got the picadillo which was good but not the kind I'm used to and the alambre which was super yummy. Masks are mandatory here even though it's just a walk in and buy place.

I drove specifically to try out the new Don Chilaquil food truck parked in the POKE 3 lot next to…read moreUTEP. Wow, this was really really good. It was worth the drive. I've been disappointed with Chilaquiles before because of chips that were soggy or would chip and break into a thousand pieces, eggs that were overcooked, or had watery bland salsa. This WAS NOTHING LIKE THAT. The salsas were flavorful, I asked for samples of the Verde and Chipotle sauces to try before ordering just because I was afraid it would be too spicy, but it was perfect with only a little kick. If you wanted more spice, get the Habanero sauce. The menu is very simple but they're generous with the portions, especially on Thursdays where they have their all day $6 deal. Normal price is $7-$8.5. You have 2 options, one with protein and one without. Then you add salsas and then toppings. I got the Carne Asada with Chipotle and Chicken with Verde salsa. I brought it home because I couldn't eat it by myself. It didn't get soggy because they packaged it well and the sauces were on the side. The chips were thick and crispy, the salsas flavorful and enhanced the ingredients, the carne asada and the chicken were nicely seasoned, onions had a snap and bite, the white cheese and crema added a refreshing creaminess to contrast the heat of the salsas. The eggs were perfectly cooked and when I cut into it the yolk oozed into all the nooks and crevices. Yum! To be honest this is a huge amount of food for one much less two people. I got some flan for my husband cuz he loves it. I brought it home and made some huevos divorcarios with them lol. He can't stop raving about them. He said that we need to make it a thing every Thursday morning. Hah, next time I'll send him to pickup. Come check out this new food truck before they get slammed! Don Chilaquil EP Mesa/Sun Bowl Dr, El Paso, TX https://maps.app.goo.gl/C2tGhTicrDjSH79Z6

Terrible service . The lady preparing the orders made a mistake and instead of making it right she…read moregot ofended. The food is good but there's inconsistency on the way the food is served or they just don't give you what you ordered.

The meat server was very nice, but the cashier has a horrible attitude. We asked for the price of a…read moresoda and got upset when asked. Bought meat and Serrano peppers but she continued with bad attitude towards my wife for no reason. This is our first and last time visiting this business. You can improve by getting a cashier with better customer service skills

I ran in to see if they had breakfast burritos and they have SO MUCH more! I ended up getting 2 big…read morepieces of Arrachera, marinated for $8 and it was delicious! I also got the green brisket chilaquiles $10, amazing! I bought an asada burrito $5 for my boyfriend and he loved it. I got a few more items from store and All for $29! We will definitely be returning! The lady who cooks is super sweet and helpful! The guy who helps with the meat was also very nice and helpful! The overall appearance of store/kitchen is clean and neat.

When in town, stop for tamales and delicious Mexican sweet bread. They have burritos and tacos and…read moreother food too with a smile and seating indoors. When ever we are in town ( we live in Calif) we always stop at Gussies!

Great experience and great recco from Elite Yelpie, Marie G!…read more We dropped by for a quick tamale run after Mass today. They had a variety of flavors, but only sold them at one flavor a dozen. Liz went in, and it wasn't too busy considering the season. She had a choice of pork and red chile, cheese and rajas, chicken chile verde, and may another... The rules for the season are: First come, first serve. One flavor, one dozen. No pre-ordering. No room or tables to dine in. (plan to grab and go) They didn't have menudo on hand. It's pretty much baked goods and tamales, tamales, tamales. Parking could be difficult, but it's manageable. They have a tiny lot in the front, and plenty of street parking. The tamales were pretty good. Next time we will have a plan!