Fun and relaxing venue. They had an amazing band playing. The band is King Octopus-Fantasticread more

Very chill atmosphere staff are great! They do have limited beer and bourbons in stock.read more

Honest Abe's is a great place. Located within walking distance of Ojos Locos this is a great place…read moreto continue the party. Early in the evening this place is pretty quiet. However, around 10pm this place can start to get crowded. The drinks here are reasonably priced and service is good. This place often features live bands that are sure to entertain. Overall if you're in El Paso, take a look at this place.

Delicious. Good portion size. I stopped to eat on my way to AZ and can't wait to stop on my way…read moreback.

Beyond stoked that Iron Horse survived COVID. This bar is a staple of the EP community. A…read morecomfortable place to have a beer with friends or an intimate night with a loved one. The bartender, Adrien, is always on his game and never leaves a glass empty. 10/10

I  love this bar It's my kind of place…read moreJust walkin' through the front door Puts a big smile on my face

Great vibe, manager was a king. The tequila selection unreal. My favorite cocktail was the Toro Del…read moreSol with tropical Red Bull. Over all a must if you're visiting.

I am always one to stan for any bar or concept that has an homage or nod to embodying an aesthetic…read moreyou'd find in Morocco or the Mediterranean. So I, of course, feeling the need always to explore new cocktail bars or restaurants in my hometown when visiting home, was pretty excited for the opportunity to check out Hush Hush. As a true millennial Gemini, I celebrate my birthday for the whole month, so I quickly texted my family and friends; this is where I wanted to go. What I love about Hush Hush is how it's encouraging and pushing folks to step out of their comfort zone in their attire and dress more to the vibes of this cocktail house (Think Soho, ABA, Casablanca, and Elephante). You're bound to see more desert tones, muted colors, flowy pants, basically anything resort wear. It's cool to see this cocktail house make you feel like you're not in El Paso. The music is different, more loungey, to where you can hear everyone at your table. Of course, there's still a DJ, but damn, Hush Hush is intentionally geared for those who love to go out but need top-shelf cocktails without the eye rolls or the bartenders staring at us with blank eyes. Hush Hush is a true game changer. The lines might get crazy, but I suggest getting there early so you can snag your photos and a solid table/spot. There are three main bar areas, but my fave was the velvet room. I suggest catching a drink on the second floor if you get there early enough to get an eagle eye's view of the establishment. Attention to detail was on point, and I appreciated the homework and research done before the opening of this spot. It's an elevated experience for the city and one I wish every city in the States had tbh.

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.

Sooooo Super over priced. Taking advantage of the lgbtq…read more Huge selection of liquor with NO MENU and no price list. Asked for info on the 6 Japanese whiskey, no idea what they are or a price list. Johny Black $18 for the smallest single I ever saw. Ordered a double for $36 and smaller than most establishments $12 single For context the full bottle costs $38 I'm so inclusive and love how inclusive this establishments is if you don't mind being totally taken advantage of for a safe space. Ohhhh and the table water is unfiltered chlorinated tap water. Really???

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.

People are always drunk and the bathrooms are very dirty and disgusting and there trash and the…read morestaff only serves the proplr who thsy know

No frills bar and kitchen with absolutely FANTASTIC service. I never saw someone run a bar and…read morekitchen solo and also be outstandingly friendly and prompt. Kudos!

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!