This place is fricken GOOD, I've tried so many sea food spots in El Paso and most are ehhhh ok I…read moreguess but this place is hands down best spot I've been to so far, I got the fish po boy and my wife got the fish n chips and it blew us away, the po boy had so much flavor and was a big sandwich super seasoned fish and perfectly fried my wifes fish n chips were also perfectly fried with amazing texture and the sauce that came with it was also extremely good, I rarely write reviews but when a place is this good I gotta say something and let the people know this is the place to go!!! Only down side was the food took a while to come out but honestly that wasn't even a problem with how amazing the food was, good things take time and this was more than good it was an experience !!!

Heard great things about this new fish taco location that has grown from a successful food truck…read moreoperation. The restaurant is tucked into a small strip center off of Lee Trevino - it's not a huge dining space but there are plenty of tables and bar seating available. Board games such as Connect Four, Checkers, etc available to play. Lots of menu options to choose from. The crab nachos caught our attention to start with as an appetizer. For the main courses we ordered Fish & Chips, Shrimp & Chips and a plate with three tacos (asada, shrimp & fish). The nachos were unique but I think I'd opt for the chips & queso that I saw the table next door enjoying, next time. For the main courses, our favorite was the shrimp (alone & in the taco), followed by the asada taco and then the fish (alone & in the taco). Fries were crisp and good too. Overall, solid 4 star rating, with good service from the staff.

Anytime I'm in El Paso, my first morning starts at Tony's. This has been my go-to for years, and…read moreit's a non-negotiable tradition. The barbacoa is consistently incredible -- clean, rich, perfectly seasoned -- and the bakery alone is worth the stop. There is simply no barbacoa anywhere else in the country that compares to what you'll find here in El Paso, and Tony's sets the standard. If this is your first stop in town, you're doing it right. If it's not, fix that.

The best barbaco comes from South Texas (El Valle) McAllen Mission, and all those cities. If it…read morehadn't been for me nobody here in El Paso would have known about it. The good barbacoa has brains,eye balls and tongue,and cheek . The best there is. All they had here was Birria , that was in 1980. I bought a cows head and put it in the oven at 400 degrees and 4.5 hours later I opened the oven door and the meat came off the

Really tasty food that is well prepared and fresh. Service was quick and the guy who took my order…read moreat the drive through window was friendly, polite and helpful. As for price, I think ~$10 including tax for two good burritos one Barbacoa and one Shrimp was a fair price. I will be in town for another week and plan on going back again.

Best burritos in the area. Love the deshebrada, machaca, and chile relleno…read moreWife love chorizo and doggies love bacon and egg

In town for the holiday with family. We use to live here and remember all the good restaurant…read moreplaces we use to love coming to. Rainbow Fountain was a place we'd come to but wasn't a must stop every time we were in town. We were in the area looking a for a quick burrito. An acquaintance pointed us to Rainbow Fountain. I pulled it up and quickly remembered we use to come here. I called in an order for a bean and cheese burrito, 4 bistek a la mexicana and a desebrada. 1 limonada and 1 Coke. Unfortunately I was disappointed in my desebrada burrito. The meat lacked flavor and was unappealing and dry. The bean and cheese definitely was not my favorite and usually is. The bistek was ok but definitely have had better. We would not go back or include this in our rotation when we are in town. Yes- I know they are known for their tortas but they use the same meat as they would in burritos. Review stays the same. En la ciudad por las fiestas con la familia. Solíamos vivir aquí y recordamos todos los buenos restaurantes a los que nos encantaba ir. Rainbow Fountain era un lugar que visitábamos, pero no era una parada obligatoria cada vez que estábamos en la ciudad. Estábamos en la zona buscando un burrito rápido. Un conocido nos señaló Rainbow Fountain. Lo busqué y rápidamente recordé que habíamos venido aquí antes. Llamé para hacer un pedido de un burrito de frijoles con queso, 4 bistek a la mexicana y uno de deshebrada. También pedimos una limonada y una Coca-Cola. Desafortunadamente, me decepcionó mi burrito de deshebrada. La carne carecía de sabor, era poco apetecible y seca. El de frijoles con queso definitivamente no fue mi favorito, aunque normalmente sí lo es. El bistek estaba bien, pero he probado mejores. No volveríamos ni incluiríamos este lugar en nuestra rotación cuando estemos en la ciudad. Sí, sé que son conocidos por sus tortas, pero usan la misma carne que en los burritos. Mi opinión sigue siendo la misma.

So you have to speak Spanish here which I do not. So I just said pork numerous times and fries,…read morelol. Friendly service though. Hole in the wall ambiance. I recommend the juice bar also! The best agua fresco and definitely fresh fruits. I don't know the name of the sandwich I got but it was perfect and delicious. I'm definitely going again soon.

I tried the half chicken combo(3). Got a half chicken, rice and fries. The combo includes chips and…read moredrink. The chicken flavor is very mild and the chicken pieces could be cleaned a little better. The fries had standard flavor and had a generous amount of salt in them. The rice quantity was small and subpar in flavor; nothing out of the ordinary. The wheat Tortilla was very good. The Included chips were fresh and had good flavor. The salsa and pickled onions were subpar in flavor as well. Overall, it was reasonably priced but can definitely have some improvements in flavor profile.

Everything was delicious especially the charro beans. They also make their corn tortillas. Will…read moredefinitely be back.

Food is delicious. Service is great and nice comfortable dining area. I had the chilaquiles and…read morethey were delicious.

I have eaten at other locations but never this one. It truly is a "hole in the wall" but the food…read morewas fabulous! We had breakfast: machaca and Mexican omelet. The food is more than you can eat, so if you like left overs, It is two meals! The Chile's and queso sauce was a little runny but delicious with every bite! They aren't serving the normal chips and salsa, but will provide salsa on request. The coffee was good and the atmosphere was very Latin. The cantina music was very authentic and set the mood for a lively Mexican breakfast. The waitress was attentive and I left very satisfied with my meal. Oh! The parking leaves a little to be desired since it sits on a busy street, but we found a place outback- but it is pretty rustic. Enjoy!!

Outstanding food, friendly staff, and great prices. This is one of the best restaurants in the city!read more

We discovered this place during Covid - on of the few places open. Mom & Pop restaurant and have to…read moresupport local! The Tortas are some of the Best & Big to! Call in your order or eat there- fast and friendly service!

These are the best burritos I have had in years I go every Saturday morning for my egg and chorizo…read moreand asada and chicharron and ask for only green salsa I highly recommend them

Watching an experienced tortilla maker work is reason enough to visit. Her hands seemed to have a…read morerhythm and memory of their own, effortlessly transforming simple dough into beautifully rolled flour tortillas. It's the kind of craftsmanship that's becoming increasingly rare and deserves genuine appreciation. Unfortunately, the finished product didn't quite live up to the performance. While the tortillas were fresh, they lacked the depth of flavor I was hoping for. They seemed light on either salt or fat, perhaps intentionally for a healthier approach, but the result was a tortilla that tasted muted. There was also a slight grittiness to the texture. I'm used to flour tortillas with a rich, savory flavor that are satisfying enough to enjoy on their own. We ordered several burritos, and while they were certainly good, they never crossed into memorable. Like the tortillas themselves, the fillings could have benefited from a bit more richness and seasoning to create a more satisfying bite. One small disappointment was the beverage selection. I would have appreciated the option of ordering a smaller drink. My jamaica was refreshing but considerably sweeter than I prefer. Then again, perhaps the old saying is true--everything really is bigger in Texas. As someone passing through rather than a local Texan from El Paso, I'm glad I experienced it once, if only to watch the artistry of those handmade tortillas. While the meal was enjoyable, it wasn't compelling enough to make me seek it out again.