Oooh la la. We enjoyed the experience. I can't believe we were the only people in the restaurant…read morebut I'm not mad at it; the servers were attentive, helpful and friendly. The food was a nice change of pace from traditional El Paso foods. Soul food eggrolls: it was like a big spoonful of granny's Sunday meal without overeating. I'd never put greens, Mac n cheese, and chicken together but somehow it worked. Understandably, it wasn't seasoned like granny's to appease the masses, but the sauce on the side elevated the taste. Shrimp and grits: such a New Orleans feel to it, a much try and f you like the taste of grits. Savory and flavorful. The steak skillet was a heaping serving of deliciousness. We definitely got our money's worth and took food home. Eating here was such a pleasant experience, we can't wait to go back and try other menu items.

A beautiful brunch on a Sunday afternoon in a ritzy side of town, La Fete Cafe is your choice! This…read moreis a well-lit and spacious restaurant with beautiful window views. TVs are located throughout, from various table angles. Our server Alex will receive 5/5 stars for his kindness, attentiveness and attention to not only our table but his very full and frequently sat section. However, when reaching out to other staff members for assistance in his absence, there were some things that fell through the cracks. Missing silverware, condiments not being present, and at times things going forgotten or unnoticed when requested. The appetizer (pictured) Philly Egg-rolls, were the best food option we received for brunch that afternoon. It was shareable between 3 adults and filling before the entrees arrived. I wouldn't order the Monte Cristo Sandwhich again, very large, dry and just didn't pair well with the potatoes and the jam offered (pictured). We did have to switch out drinks due to her taste and upkeep up the beverages. The sweet tea originally ordered did not taste well but received new drinks upon request: Mango and Strawberry lemonade. This is a family friendly place, busy, but I would give it another chance.

The food was so amazing!! Everything tasted fresh and the staff were so kind! The interior gave…read moresuch a rustic vibe filled with many colors and plants. I think cocol also had one of the best chai lattes I have ever had!! It's a must visit place if in El Paso!!!

This was our first time here. My brother in law saw the advertisement on facebook about this place…read moreand we came to check it out and food and drinks are delicious. Service is great and nice cozy dining area. This place is really nice. Cafe de abuelita is out of this world.

Looks like what I've been looking for! Traditional American Style Diner!…read more Service was pretty good. No complaints there. Ambiance was perfect. It has that trucker, small town American diner ambiance. The food was delicious! I want to visit here again next Saturday and try a different breakfast plate. First off, I've been wanting good hash browns that don't seem like frozen or bought pre-prepped and these hit the spot! They're unique also. Never had this style. The potato slivers were really thick so really tasty. It was toasty and soft, so perfect texture. I just wish it was seasoned. I understand why it may not be but it would've made it perfect. I came originally to order the ham steak but I saw home made hot Italian sausage and I had to try it. I'm so glad I did. It was delicious! So tasty! It's going to be hard not ordering that on my next visit. I didn't care for the Apple Cobbler. It was just a mini apple pie. I mean if that's what you want go for it. It tasted good. It's just not my ideal version of a cobbler. I still highly recommend this place and I'm definitely eating here again on my next opportunity to eat breakfast!

Second chance. Walked in with NO ONE at the front to check peopke in, creating a line. Once someone…read moreactually came to man rgat station, seating was quick. Waited awhile for the waitress once seated. I ordered their version of French Dip - Tri Tip dip. Waited for about 30 minutes for the food. Waitress brought it out without the Au Jus. Stated she would go back to kitchen to get it. Came right back out, stating they were all out. If the point if a DIP sandwich is the AuJus, you should announce you are out AT THE TIME THE ITEM IS ORDERED!! It took so long to get the mean, I did not feel like sending it back to the kitchen to order something else. And don't bring out Malt vinegar or Worchestershire sauce as a "substitute! French fries as a side were luke warm and UNSALTED! Salt would no longer stick to the potatoes at that time. Sandwich was dry....definitely needed the Au Jus. Ended up eating the insides, leaving the greasy ciabatta on the plate. Probably will notvretuen. Lackluster service and mediocre food quality. El Paso has better food choices!

I was visiting ELP and looking for a breakfast place that had healthy options and seemingly used…read morefresh ingredients. Service was phenomenal. I wasn't drinking and I was there around 9am on a Friday, but there were plenty of people coming in and seemed like a great weekend brunch spot.

After having a bad experience on the west side location, I decided to try the one the east. I must…read moresay, this one was much better! Plating was beautiful, service was much better and professional and the flavors were on point. Glad I decided to give this location a try. I'll be returning, for sure. The layout of the restaurant was a lot better too.

Very nice place great chilaquiles and huevos divorciados and great French toast to go with amazing…read moreservice

They have delicious Chilaquiles!!! Some of the best in all of El Paso IMO. The staff are very…read morefriendly and helpful. The patio is well shaded which is a huge plus! Very fun and relaxing atmosphere. Kid friendly. I also really love their cinnamon coffee.

Mi Pueblito Cafe is tucked in an older neighborhood business plaza…read more We ordered Menudo (its made fresh daily, not frozen). It came with buttered toasted bread and the condiments on the side. We also ordered the Bacon wrapped Shrimp dinner. Each shrimp had a slice of green chile or jalapeño tucked inside. It was so good! The bed of Spanish rice was like my Nana Lúpe used to make! The website says open until 8pm however when I called to make reservations, I was told they close at 7pm. We arrived within the hour and the ladies and kitchen served us without rushing us. Another couple walked in for dinner 15 min until 7pm. They too were welcomed and served without being rushed.

Service was really good and friendly. Ambiance was really nice. Food was delicious. I never knew…read morethere was a Mexican noodle soup. It was pretty good. It was nice for a chilly morning. The Enchiladas were delicious! The red and green sauce was really good. I think you should just pick one or the other even if it's your first time. The portions were perfect! I had chicken enchiladas and they were stuffed! Eggs made perfect and everything was seasoned perfectly. The beans were just ok but everything else was delicious. Even the iced tea was good. Had to be freshly made tea. I will definitely be back!

Small little Mexi-PR fusion cafe on the far east...buzzing…read more I enjoyed a MexiMocha latte. It was a nice little out of the way place that a lot of folks know about. So, it got crowded in the dining room pretty quick. If it weren't so busy or if they cycled through the customers, it would be better. I also got the ham, cheese, and egg sandwich...it was pretty good. No extra ingr dients, just those in the name. Plenty of sandwich...we split two between four peeps. They had a bunch of table games to keep you entertained in case you wanted to hang out I would like to try their guava and other pastries, their Caribbean sandwiches (tripleta, and bistec). Pastries and desserts were looking pretty good. I'd come me back to try, but probably would take it to go. I will try this place out again.

Walking in the area is very cute. I wanted to stay in and eat but I kept getting this ammonia smell…read morethat was making my head hurt so we got the food to go. We got cubanos with tostones. Both were very good and the portions are huge my partner and I should've just shared. I was a little disappointed of their mango tamarindo drink. I thought that it was mango and tamarind(the fruit) mixed together not chamoy and chile(Tajín) in the drink. I wasn't happy and just ordered another and asked if I can have the mango and tamarind without chili and they said yes. The tamarind still has a spice to it which it shouldn't, tamarind is tart and sour. I guess that's where the misconception of Mexican and Puerto Rican terms collide. I would go back but I guess ask next time if the drinks are Puerto Rican terms or in Mexican terms.

Everything was awesome! Delicious food and cozy atmosphere…read more Even motel next to is very clean

Food was good for breakfast. Salsas and tostadas were given in the beginning. Place was clean and…read morethe service was fast.