Oh gosh where to start???? The decor is awesome. The…read morehospitality beats that, and the bev and food beats all!! So I say "bev & food," because the beverages come first. I had a watermelon, mint and tequila cocktail that was as advertised, "summer in a glass!" The comes a braised short rib and Oregon Pinot Noir - both to die for. The puree under the ribs and pumpkin seeds made all the textures and tastes wonderful. (And shame on me. I was so excited by that plate I forgot to take a picture!!) Nooow add in my server, Solomon, and it's nearly a party! But then... here comes the Chef to check on me, and his name?? FREEDOM!! Just soak that in! This is a can't miss spot if you're in El Paso.

Freedom does an incredible job with the food and I highly recommend you check this place out!…read more My coworker and I stopped in for happy hour after our conference and ordered a few appetizers and drinks. Besides everything being delicious, the staff was incredibly attentive and friendly, and always made sure we were taken care of. They were playing Gone With the Wind on the TV with some soft rock and roll in the background. Very relaxing ambiance. By the way, make sure to get the dessert. Their new strawberry basil shortcake is to DIE for!

We didnt eat. Although restaurant menu looked quite pricey…read more We had drinks. I will preface this by saying the bartender had not arrived although the person did say he knows the drinks. Place is nice. I like cozy small bars like this. We went mid day around 2. Drink menu is underwhelming. I had the flowershop and my husband had the expresso martini. Not a true expresso but it was good. Nothing else looked appealing. Lots of tequila options so if thats your jam, then you may enjoy the drink menu much more. Drinks were okay and it was 28$ for 2 drinks which wouldn't be an issue if they were really great drinks. I think it has a lot of potential but we wouldn't come back.

Very interesting and relaxing atmosphere, we had a meatball calzone and a meat lover pizza…read more The service is excellent too

Booze and Belly Dancers…read more About last night at Puff Social celebrating a birthday... This drink was so strong I forgot the name. It tasted like an alcoholic chocolate milk though. So good. Spent the whole day out and ended the night at a hookah bar celebrating a birthday and belly dancing with the Kazan sisters at Puff Social! We took 360 photos courtesy of Funboxxpb. Who knew El Paso had such a fun experience comparable to any I've had in Orange County CA? Now if I could only find a good Za'atar Manakish I'll be a happy woman!

I was here last night and it was super fun. The alcohol drinks taste great bit they weren't strong…read moreenough for me at all. I was more getting a buzz off the hookah then anything lolz. The music and DJ was great! Almost had me dancing. I will definitely come back again.

This is the rooftop bar at Hotel Paso Del Norte. It was chilly and windy so we opted to sit inside…read more There were some comfy seating areas, a long bar, and loud music. It wasn't very crowded at all. It's a nice looking place. The drinks were very good! It would have been nice to have table service though. Then we went down to the lobby bar and it was pretty packed so we actually sat in some chairs in the lobby area as a staff member recommended. Of course there was no table service there either. But we had fun!

El Mirardor is the rooftop bar and lounge at El Paso famous Paso Del Norte hotel…read more The rooftop part overlooks the city (downtown), Juarez Mexico and the rooftop pool. It has plenty of lounge chairs, tables, and heat lamps for the cooler winter months. Very spacious. Inside, there's a full bar and restrooms. Tons of room, big dance floor and DJ area. The bar and staff are great. We had a VIP table here for NYE. But it's not just for parties. You can visit here whenever. Often, we will have a celebration dinner of some sort at 1700 Steakhouse downstairs. One time, for Judez birthday, they not only provided us with a bottle of champagne, but then afterwards they escorted us upstairs (10th floor - El Mirardor), and gave us a free drink or two on the rooftop. It's a cool place and worth checking out from time to time!

A friend of mine got me into cigars somewhat recently, and I'm in love with the vast array of…read moreflavors and a diverse heritage where a sort of noble prestige can be felt behind every cigar I enjoy. Vitolas Cigar and Whiskey Lounge encompasses this very experience in a brick-and-mortar establishment that is as tangible as the exquisite cigars they offer. Ashley, the staff member who greeted me at the front cash wrap, was warm and welcoming upon my entrance and provided a professional and knowledgeable walk-through of the assortment of cigars Vitolas offers located in their beautiful humidor. The establishment itself embodies an elegant yet approachable atmosphere that compels you inside as soon as you step through the door with its immediate chill vibe, stylish decor, and delicious yet subtle aroma of the many fine cigars enjoyed within. Upstairs, you can enjoy your cigar with a pairing of liquors selected from their bar and lounge. I am absolutely thrilled that Downtown El Paso has this great establishment available to everyone! From the seasoned cigar enthusiasts to the new future connoisseurs beginning their journey into the exquisite world of cigars, Vitolas Cigar and Whiskey is must visit for native El Pasoans and a phenomenal showcase to those experiencing the Sun City for the first time. The cherry on top is Vitolas Cigar and Whiskey is right around the corner from where I live, so you can bet that I'll be an avid patron for the long foreseeable future!

We stayed in el paso for the night and stumbled across this hidden gem. We hadn't found a cigar…read morelounge on our road trip yet and this was the first one. Met the owners and they were extremely welcoming.they had a really good selection and some cigars that my husband says were hard to find. We picked our cigars and headed upstairs where the wife is bartender she made me an old fashioned and we enjoyed our cigars and meeting new people that frequented this establishment.

The problem with this place they never answered their phone how can you bring a table of 20 over…read morethere at 1:30 when the Internet says you're open but they won't answer their phone???

It was nice and welcoming. However for the price and location it was not worth it. The music was…read moregreat. And the drinks were delicious. However there weren't any specials to make me want to come back.

This place should be black listed to soldiers in all honesty. It's pretty nasty, and it's small for…read morethe amount of people they allow in. However, the people you meet there are usually all good vibes. During my time here, I've seen people Pune on others, people play around on the strip pole without washing it. Basically seen people doing more than they should in the booths. Their drinks are pretty good though. It's a love/hate relationship with this place. Getting in is AWFUL, as there is always a line, and the bouncers are kinda off.. I'm not sure how to explain it. It's definitely a place you can expect from a city like El Paso.

They demand a $20 cover charge which is insane. If you use your card the girl charges you $22…read moredollars. Seemed like she was prolly pocketing it for a tip without asking. It cost $7 for a beer and it takes 15 minutes to get one. I would never go back.

Came out for the first time and had the chicken tacos and they are absolutely f amazing!! Holy S!!…read moreRecommended! Chef Steve

It really speaks volumes when not a single review has been written about this place in a year…read more I don't think I've ever actually straight-up walked out of a place within the first five minutes of sitting down. But then....today....THAT happened. This place is what I would best describe as....low hanging fruit. As in...low effort, not much to be expected, bar wise. I suppose if you're looking for mixed drinks and hardcore liquor, this is the place for you. But I automatically give a place the ol' red flag if they don't even serve your basic wine selection. We've gone over this. Wine is a pretty common thing to find at a bar. At the very LEAST...your usual suspects (I.E. Merlot, Chardonnay, hell...even White Zinfandel, if you're feeling particularly sophomoric). Ya wanna know what really killed it for me though? The noise. This place is too f**king loud for me to think, much less hold a conversation. I can't quite put my finger on it. But for some reason, places like Clicks Billiards can get this sort of thing right. I dunno what it is, but that place has acoustics that compliment the sound of music without becoming overbearing to the point of not hearing the person next to you. Basically, if I can't even enjoy a conversation with the people around me and I can't even order basic red wine, I'm certainly not hesitating to give a place like this 1 disgruntled, overly anxious patron walking out the front door after just 5 minutes of sheer auditory agony...out of 5. Don't even get me started on how I ended up here in the first place.