Excellent food, exceptional service. Tiffany provided excellent service; we had a very pleasant…read moremorning.

If you're looking for a brunch spot in El Paso that brings together great food, genuine…read morehospitality, and live music--The Junction Brunch House is a standout. I kept it classic with waffles, bacon, and eggs--and it absolutely hit the mark. The waffles were light, fluffy, and perfectly golden, the bacon was cooked just right, and everything came out fresh and satisfying. Simple comfort food done right. But what really elevated the experience was the atmosphere. They had live musical entertainment by Louie, who was incredible. He played a mix of hits from yesterday and today, moving effortlessly between country & western, contemporary favorites, and traditional Spanish songs. His versatility created a warm, lively environment that both staff and customers clearly enjoyed--it added something special you don't find everywhere. Service was just as impressive. Our server, XAY, had a bright, welcoming smile and provided outstanding service from start to finish. They offered great suggestions on local favorites and specials, which made the experience feel personal rather than routine. The vibe overall is relaxed, inviting, and very "El Paso"--a place where you can sit, enjoy your meal, and stay a while. Overall: Delicious, well-executed brunch classics Live music that enhances the experience (not overwhelms it) Exceptional, friendly service Comfortable, welcoming atmosphere Would I go back? Without a doubt. This is more than just brunch--it's an experience.

My friends and I had dinner at Neighbor Good Kitchen & Bar on Friday, May 1 during BTS weekend in…read moreEl Paso, and it was such a wonderful experience from start to finish. The food was absolutely amazing -- everything we ordered was flavorful, fresh, and beautifully prepared. You could tell a lot of care went into both the menu and presentation. What really stood out, though, was how attentive and genuinely kind our server was throughout the evening. Even with how busy El Paso was that weekend, we never felt rushed or overlooked. The atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming, and it ended up being one of our favorite dining experiences of the trip. If I return to El Paso in the future, Neighbor Good Kitchen & Bar will definitely be on my list of places to visit again.

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.

In town for business conference and tried out Mamasitas for dinner. On a diet so stuck to the Mamas…read moreSalad and Chicken Tortilla Soup. Salad was very refreshing and the soup was absolutely amazing. Best tortilla soup ever!!! Made different than any I have ever had in that was like a tomatoe bisque with loads of chicken. Wait staff was amazing and attentive. Sous chef came to table and was very friendly checking on how I enjoyed dinner. A++++ experience!

Came for breakfast. My husband got the horchata latte and loved it. Service was a little slow,…read moreespecially as the restaurant was empty. We shared between us the Churro Waffles and chilaquiles. For the price of the waffles it would have been nice if they came with bacon or sausage or something. The waffles themselves were delicious. The chilaquiles were great as well though did get a little too spicy for breakfast. Nicely decorated, part of Hotel Indigo.

* parking * great service…read more* good bakery / pastries * coffee * food options Loved their poppyseed scone Inside seating was beautiful and there were plenty of space. I would definitely come again!

A group of 5 of us went here for brunch on a Saturday. It was fairly crowded but we were able to…read moreorder within 10 minutes and grab a table outside. We got our food about 10-15 minutes later. Everything was really yummy and very reasonable priced. I got the burrito and it was massive. I was stuffed after and could have made two meals out of it. They have milk alternatives which everyone appreciated for the coffee drinks. They also have mimosas. We found out after that they charge $2 extra for the orange juice and they give a lot. So I'd recommend buying one with the orange juice and then buying champagne only for the others.

Somebody give Chef Wendy an award, cause gawdamm!!!!! that food was delicious. We were served…read moretonight by Desiree - Amazing service by the way. We had a hummus appetizer to start off with, beautiful presentation; we practically licked the plate. Then we ordered three entrées. We had the chicken pasta dish, the chicken pesto sandwich, and the mushroom ravioli. Each of the dishes was beautifully plated/presented, and the flavors and complexity of each dish was absolutely perfect. I had a glass of wine, then a whiskey strawberry cocktail, which was super refreshing and beautiful. The bill came out to about $97 for two alcoholic beverages, a tea, an appetizer and three entrées, which is really good in my opinion. I am so looking forward to trying their brunch and their high tea very soon. And I learned that they have great specials Wednesday through Friday. Half of tapas and wine on Wednesdays! I'm so there!!!!

Small cafe, wit some pop ambience…read more Daniel got our drink order, and kept the water and coffee cups full. He was friendly, and let us us enjoy our group enjoy getting Liz back. Noemi enjoyed her backbird mocktail, which was a fizzy lemonade Military discount available. I enjoyed my chilaquiles. It comes with your choice of sauce (red or green). I enjoyed mine red, with eggs over easy. The pancakes were good, but I was really impressed with the whipped cream's flavor...it was dense, not overly sweet, and no after taste. Noah's chicken and waffles was good enough that he didn't leave any for anybody to taste. It was a lot easier to get into than the place next door. I recommend.

Cool atmosphere. Small space inside, but nice picnic tables to sit outside. They had crossword…read morepuzzles and checkers. I tried the vanilla and rosemary, and I really liked it! I got it warm, but I think it would be nice cold. The drink was very creamy and smooth. It looks like they might have live music sometimes on the stage outside. Cute place.

I love supporting local shops. This is a little gem in the cut! With an old school aesthetic you…read morewill enjoy. Almost like being with abuelita. I tried the Vanilla & Rosemary Latte I didn't even know that was a thing. They started something here! My new favorite.

Hidden gem on Piedras…read more Matt R took great care of us as we sat down for breakfast. The menu offers a lot of variety between breakfast, lunch and dinner choices My mom enjoyed her huevos rancheros, with the ranchero sauce, of grilled onions and jalapenos and red sauce, off to the side. Liz enjoyed her chilaquiles, with the red sauce soaked and cooked into the chips. I kept it simple, and went with the ham and mushroom omelette, and I had the upgraded 420 potatoes. The 420 comes with onions, cilantro, crema and cotija cheese. Noemi enjoyed her avocado toast. The coffee was hot, I enjoyed drip, but Liz's cortado was very well prepared. The interior design is eclectic, and the vines are very relaxed. The have mimosa flights, but I stuck to coffee. I would return.

It's closed for good. There is nothing there. They are remodeling to reopen as a bar.read more

Frank greeted us with a very welcoming smile. We got three drinks, which were amazing and very…read morerefreshing during this hot season! The vibes were great in the restaurant, very calm, relaxing, and honestly a well needed change of pace compared to the fast paced downtown, which is loud and chaotic. Would definitely come back to try the food next! 10/10 on the drinks!

I've really enjoyed this spot before. Everything has been spot on with excellent service on…read moreprevious visits. I came in alone today because I wanted the Lamb shawarms and had a little time to kill. It's also a fun art deco sort of environment, so that's fun. Thing started going downhill when the shawarma arrived with raw halved cherry tomatoes. One of the great things about that sandwich is the grilled tomatoes. It cuts the sharpness of the tomatoes and gives a beautiful sweetness to them. The server delivered the plate and ran... I am only exaggerating slightly. I didn't see him for 10 minutes while I nibbled at the (undercooked) fries. I intentionally drink down my tea so that an empty glass might catch his attention and he finally arrived. I absolutely hate sending food back and thought about removing them, but it's just not the same. In any case, he apologized, took the plate away and promised to come back with more tea and water. Eventually the plate came back and the tea and water were refilled shortly after that. Two of the tomatoes seem to have almost reached the bare minimum definition of grilled. The other 6 were fresh, plump, and still firm. I scraped them all off at that point. To add to the issues, the plate doesn't seem to have been under the heat lamp. The undercooked fries returned, only now they were cold. It's moderately busy and they seem to only have one server working. He's friendly and polite if a bit rushed by the understaffing. The sandwich even without the tomatoes? Delicious. The fries were a huge disappointment today and they are usually delicious. I'm gonna chalk this up to a collision of bad luck. I genuinely love the food here, but I definitely should have gone elsewhere tonight.