Update: I had to come back and update my review because several people told me to try the French…read moretoast... and they were absolutely right. I came back yesterday to try it, then came back again today because I couldn't stop thinking about it. This is hands down the best French toast I've ever had. It's listed under the dessert menu, but I honestly think it belongs on the breakfast menu. I expected it to be overly sweet, but it wasn't at all. The homemade berry jam is light and delicate, the fresh berries add little bursts of flavor, and the creamy yogurt topping gives it the perfect amount of tang. Everything is balanced beautifully. The brioche is thick, soft, and soaked all the way through without being soggy. Every bite had a different texture, and I actually found myself slowing down because I didn't want it to end. I also tried one of their coffee drinks. It was good, but I'd still come back just for the French toast. One thing worth mentioning: I didn't realize you have to leave your tip when you place your order because there's no option to add one afterward. Once I figured that out, I made sure to tip them well on my return visits because they absolutely deserved it. The service has been consistently warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. The staff even recognized me after seeing me all week while my kids were at the clay camp next door and gave me a small discount today. It was such a thoughtful gesture. Bravo Coffee House has definitely earned a repeat customer. I'll be back long after clay camp is over. Previous: I discovered Bravo Coffee House because my kids have been attending the clay camp next door all week. Since camp is two hours long, it didn't make sense to drive home, so I decided to check it out. I had no idea it was here, and I was surprised to learn they've only been open about 10 months. The shop is simple, clean, and very welcoming. Everyone on the staff was friendly, and the owner even came by to ask how everything was. I wasn't in the mood for coffee, so they recommended their freshly made watermelon agua fresca. It was refreshing and delicious. I also tried the mushroom pozole, which had a light, flavorful broth and several different kinds of mushrooms. You can tell they care about quality. The homemade tortilla chips weren't really my favorite, but I appreciated the owner explaining that they're made fresh from tortillas in-house. I always appreciate businesses that genuinely want feedback. The atmosphere is great if you're looking for a quiet place to relax or get some work done. It's nice to see a local business like this helping bring more life to the Alameda area. I'll definitely be back to try the coffee next time.

Small unassuming diner outside the downtown noise…read more Liz and I stopped to try out this joint while returning home from dropping the car off. As we pulled up, the block around the diner was surrounded by cars parked along the street. We ended up parking a block away by some abandoned buildings. When we got in, there were a few people in line waiting to order. There was still plenty of seating, tables, and high chair seating along the front windows. We ordered some coffee, a cheesecake, and breakfast. I ordered an Americano, Liz ordered something with oat milk, and a cheesecake, which I thought was a bit early...but hey, to each their own (I would retract the statement later). It took a minute to get the drinks, but water was available while we waited. The cheesecake was simple, but very good...I recommend this with your hot drinks. They brought the rest of our order a little bit afterwards. I enjoyed my huevos divorciados. I thought the russet potatoes were pretty good, they were cooked and salted so that it was a bonus to the plate. I also noted that the smokey red salsa was very well flavored. The plate comes with three eggs, the potatoes, beans sprinkled with cotija cheese, and two corn tortillas. Liz ordered chicken enchiladas. That came with two eggs, and the same beans. The staff was friendly and made sure that all was in order and kept the crowd moving through steadily. Bravo, Bravo.

This was my first time there. It has an old glam ambiance that feels upscale and welcoming. The…read morestaff are attentive. However, we were seated directly below two AC vents near the entrance to the kitchen and I was freezing yo death the whole meal even with a jacket and the staff trying to tone down the AC. Please just don't sit people there from now on! They also only have one bathroom which is an inconvenience to wait for several minutes just to use the bathroom for a place this expensive (unless the hostess was mistaken, she told me there was only one). My food was well prepared and tasty. The beet tower was an extremely small portion which was disappointing. I guess that's what to expect with high prices. If you want good ambiance and food, this place will hit the mark, just look where you're seated and expect to pay up.

Took my wife here because I read it was good for anniversary meals. Boy was I wrong. Firstly, maybe…read moreit's different around here, but where I'm from everyone knows how to speak Spanish, so I guess watch who you're saying the f word around and talking about your reproductive organs when speaking in the second most common language in the world. They burned my burger and still sent it out. My server was lackluster and I can firmly say that because I watched him give good service to another table! The chef did send something out to make up for it. By the way skip the dessert platter. What in the "fell off a US foods truck" did I just eat? Flavorless ice cream? A month old strawberry that was opened from a package? Creme brulee with bitter topping? C'mon you're not even trying here. The only time I heard the manager speak was when he was shuffled away by the guy that wouldn't give him the time of day otherwise (table getting good service) and when he was saying inappropriate things around my table in Spanish, thinking we couldn't understand. I then found out when my wife was going to the restroom, she turned around to close the stall and the manager was staring at her from the lobby, which stopped her from wanting to use the restroom altogether. Avoid this trashy place. What the heck? What restaurant did everyone else eat at??

Coffee waffle was such a wonderful experience! The restaurant is very open, beautiful, cozy, and…read morecomfortable. Food was absolutely DELICIOUS and their beverages were also really good! We cannot wait to visit in the future. Our server was wonderful as well.

Fun diner option in San Eli / Clint with tasty menu options and a comfortable, casual dining space…read more We dropped by for a late breakfast / brunch between basketball games for the kids and we enjoyed our meal. We ordered a mix of different breakfast / waffle options and everybody liked their choices. Waffles are done well, fries were surprisingly very good, also liked the bacon. As the space filled up with more customers, the service slowed down a bit with refills & other dining needs being slower than we would have liked. Something that looked like an experienced manager could make more efficient with some small tweaks. We look forward to returning at some point.

Sweet little coffee/tea shop that gives you a personal experience. Youre not caught up in the…read morefast paced corporate world of "what's your order, here's your drink, get out." The vibe of low key, chill relax and take your time is evident from the second you walk in. And now the drinks and food are on point. The flat white was exceptional. The berries and cream crossiant was big enough for two to share. It gave the feels of a Parisian bakery...without the high end cost. In fact, everything was affordable and very well worth the price. Gonna make this the new go to, chill spot

We stumbled upon this small local coffee shop on Yelp, and it instantly became a favorite spot! The…read morevibe is warm, cozy, and inviting, making it the perfect place to relax, catch up on work, or just enjoy a good cup of coffee. They even have cute tables and work stations! The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, which really added to the overall experience. They clearly care about their customers and go out of their way to make everyone feel comfortable. And the coffee? Absolutely fantastic. Strong, flavorful, and expertly brewed, it gave exactly the boost we were looking for. It's clear that this shop takes pride in the quality of their drinks. Between the great atmosphere, friendly workers, and amazing coffee, this little gem is a must-visit for anyone in the area. We'll definitely be back when in El Paso!

Oh, my, this was a wonderful experience. So much food, such great service. The students did a great…read morejob preparing and cooking and serving the 3 courses plus the extras (baker bread, olive oil with spices, a cucumber drink). It is a great place for an intimate date or a chat with a friend. We are planning to go back this following week. Looking forward to the yummy treats.

Amazing!! Great service provided by the students. The master chefs were very professional in…read moresharing details about the menu and the program. The food was amazing!!! Very nice restaurant set up. I ordered a extra meal for a party of 4 so we could all try every dish and I figured the portions would be small.. WRONG! They do have to go boxes!! At $25 a person, this is a steal and an amazing EXPERIENCE!!

Everything was amazing! Super friendly service and explained any questions we had. The donuts were…read moreso tasty and so was the burrito! Absolutely loved all of the amazing artwork inside and outside the bakery.

After much anticipation, they finally opened and we were able to try our usual Sunday morning…read morebreakfast. We had their menudo, barbacoa, francesito bread and lastly their pan dulce. The menudo was good, it had good portions of both pozole and carnitas. The broth was very flavorful and not spicy at all. In my opinion, it would've been perfect if it were to have been spicy! I purchased two big cups to go and each one came with one bread, a little packet of crushed red pepper and one of oregano, a spoon and some napkins. They missed the onion. The barbacoa was good, not greasy at all and had really good flavor. I purchased half a pound and it came with 4 corn tortillas, 2 little plastic containers with onion mixed with cilantro, a little container of red salsa, which was good and spicy! The pan dulce was really good and tasty! The francesito bread was good, I think this bread tastes the same everywhere you get it. Highly recommend this bakery! The service was good, I showed up and nobody was there. I was greeted as soon as I walked in and was in and out in less than 10 minutes. The place was remodeled and they did a really good job considering the previous bakery that was there. Looking forward to trying their other food options.

Their website menu is wrong, they don't have online ordering, and we were charged 2.50 MORE than…read morewhat is listed on their website. The juice was terrible too. Avoid this location!

Fairly new location. Im not a vegetarian but i wanted to have lunch with a friend who is. She…read moreordered the birria tacos (vegetarian style) and i ordered the same. I had a acai blast smoothy as well. I love meat, and i wasn't expecting much, but this was surprisingly delicious! It was made of cut up mushrooms and the sauce was so flavorful. I ate everything! Smoothy wasn't too sweet but really refreshing! I really loved it. Place was clean and bright! Now i do have an issue when places like this that add on tip and you have to manually change it especially because this place does not have waiters. If you need something, you need to get back in line. You pay and go sit down. Theres zero service provided. Why am i tipping? And tipping 15% on top. It's already kinda pricey. Otherwise, great place! Really loved my smoothy and food!

You have to figure when in El Paso you're going to have Mexican food at one time or another. And…read morewhen my friends suggested this place, I was very eager to try it, since I love carnitas, and it has carnitas in their name. Place is super easy to find, has great parking, and the overall ambience of the outside of the building is very rustic and almost mission-like. Lots of stone work and a very easy to spot logo. Inside, there are plenty of seating. The atmosphere is bright and cheery. We got seated right away, and ordered some drinks. I will say this, service was a little bit slow for a Sunday night and there wasn't a ton of people there. So I'm not sure what was up with that but I got my iced tea and it was one of two glasses that I got during the meal. Because our waiter never came back to check on us. We had to ask another waiter to get our waiter to get the tea. Anyway, the carnita showed up and it was very very good, they have fresh made tortillas there and they were excellent. I would have given this place five stars but the service was definitely lacking for me. Bottom line? Would I come here again? Yes I believe I would. Hopefully the owner will get the staff up to snuff on service and make this place run as good as it looks.

My favorite thing is chicken mole- I need to learn how to make this dish! This place offers quick…read moreservice and reasonable prices for pretty tasty food!