Great food and love the music on Sundays, the specialty drinks are good! Love the atmosphere and…read morethe breakfast menu.

Was staying in the hotel above so this was the closest restaurant, lol. Had the grilled shrimp…read morecaesar and chicken tortilla soup, both were delicious and affordable.

A total vibe . This trendy chill coffee & co -working space is the perfect office space …read more Coffee, bites , vibes and make sure you pick up those fun unique earrings with loteria inspired jewelry made by Japanese artist, Asako . If you're a chai latte junkie like I am , it's a must stop !

Salt + Honey was one of my favorite stops in El Paso. I ordered the breakfast sandwich, the salt…read moreand feta fries, and tried two different coffees on separate visits. The fries were honestly some of the best I've ever had in my life, crispy, flavorful, and completely addictive ask for the feta and honey fries .The Turkish coffee was an experience in itself, rich, bold, and strong enough to keep me wide awake during a 14-hour drive. This is a fantastic brunch spot with great food and some of the best coffee around. If you're passing through El Paso, it's absolutely worth a stop.

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.

We've always wanted to try this place, and after I dropped Noah off at practice, I took the plunge…read more We always look to arrive at after 10pm, there's no way you're not waiting in line at that time. I arrived just after 8:30 am, but there was plenty of room. I got seated at the bar, and got to see everything. I asked for coffee, and it came quick and hot. Then i took a look at the menu, but the nice thing about the bar is that you can see everything that was ordered get prepped. I ordered a pozole rojo. It was a good choice, according to me... it was a lot of food. It came with a slice of toasted and buttered bolillo bread. It was loaded with more pork, than hominy - a lot. The server came by to ask if I needed a box. The Junction is a diner, with a railroad ambiance. Plenty of train station themes, I think there were a lot of clocks on the wall - but I don't think that they were working... or that they were on time. I noticed a couple of plates that I would want to try... the chicken fried steak, the biscuits and gravy with fried eggs on top, peach cobber side, the fresh biscuit with chipotle butter. It all looked good. The breakfast tacos seemed basic, but a lot of folks ordered them - they must know. There is seating inside, table and bar, and outside under the shade. I saw enough that I would return with Liz (...and the kids). I recommend, but I do recommend getting there early. It's a popular locale.

An early April Wednesday mid-morning and the only seats available were at the large 10-seat…read morecommunal table and we promptly grabbed a pair of end chairs. We were craving true "brunch" and ordered the huevos ranchero plate; roasted Brussels; green chili mac/cheese; and their decadent churro waffle. All were terrific! Service was a bit slow and we'd chalk that up to the crowd. Parking is very limited (and full) so we chanced it at the lot across the street which was mostly-empty but within view. We would definitely return if ever back in El Paso.

Amazing food, great service, and a casual, intimate ambiance. Check out my photos. I wish I was as…read morephotogenic and delicious as the food!

Consistently good brunch locale…read more Whether we come for pastries or full breakfast, Grove - West is has been a hit every time. You can sit indoors or outdoors. The outside seating has been improved with misters. For Noah's birthday brunch, we came and I tried a ribeye sandwich that came with a garlic parmesan fries. It was an ample supply of food...and it was very good. Liz went with the usual, chipotle chilaquiles. 'Em had a croissant sandwich that came with country potatoes. She did not stop to share her order...she makes me laugh. Noah went with a birthday chicken and waffles. The service was attentive and she kept the coffee flowing. I have plenty of menu items to try, but so far so very good.

Love this place . I force my friends to come at least once a week twice if I'm lucky . Service is…read moregreat Alani was great today . MY food is always great but I'd say poached eggs don't get poached timing is off so everything Benedict is nearly a hard boiled egg and the ceviche tostadas my goodness nothing ceviche about that promotion 2-3 boiled shrimp on a sauce and a pinch of pico de gallo with lots of lettuce looks nothing like the picture BUT everything else has been awesome still love it there but dragging my friends there and them being disappointed with validity makes it harder for me to bring them for repeats Love the grove

This is a staple here in El Paso Texas, it's great food, drinks, lots of history all around you and…read moreover all a great atmosphere. Perfect for family, business, or just be out with friends.

Best green chicken enchiladas in the city!!! Historical and…read moregreat service! A must visit

I must start this review with compliments to the chef. Each dish was cooked to perfection, I…read moreordered the duck mole and it was fantastic. The concept is brilliant, Mexican and American flavors elevated. The boutique hotel is beautiful, a reminder to future diners to look up as they have flowy lights that go up and down (mesmerizing). I really looked forward to this place and wanted to like it but the service just dimmed the meal. We went for a graduation celebration and did not feel that. I do acknowledge that we show up quite late since the graduation ended late. We placed our orders right before the kitchen closed. Throughout the meal, we were not offered extra bread, a dessert menu, or even a mere "Congratulations" from our server. A kind gentleman who seemed like the chef did come to check on the food and congratulate us. He seemed to actually care about the guests. I would love to come back to see if the service improves because the cooking deserves 5 stars here.

We came to Taft Diaz after seeing some really good reviews and were honestly pretty excited to try…read moreit. Walking in, there was a cool flower art installation hanging over the tables, which was a really unique touch and probably one of the more memorable parts of the space. That said, the overall vibe felt a little bland and didn't quite match the hype we were expecting. Food-wise, the experience was a bit mixed. We ordered a ribeye, but it unfortunately came out pretty cold. We let our server know and he did take it back so the kitchen could warm it up, which we appreciated. The table bread that came out was also on the dry side and not very impressive. The spicy margarita ended up being one of the better parts of the meal. It wasn't actually on the menu, but they made one for us and it was really good. We also ordered fries, which were solid, and the bone marrow (called "Mexican butter") was easily the highlight! It sauce that it came with! 10/10 It was rich, flavorful, and definitely the best thing we tried. ‼One quick heads-up for anyone visiting: there's a nail sticking out of the handrail going down the stairs to the bathroom, so just be careful grabbing the railing on the way down.‼ Overall, there were a couple good items, but the experience felt a little underwhelming compared to the expectations from the reviews. Maybe it was just an off night.

Saw the internet that they offer cafe de olla. (Coffee with cinnamon)…read more Front counter person very pleasant and polite, they make the coffee to order. It was very good.

You walk in through the right side and you order your food before you sit down. Yvonne greeted us…read moreand was welcoming. They give you a number and they bring your food and drinks to the table. I ordered a small green posole, the Carnitas skillet, and he ordered the huevos devorciados. The green posole was the star!!! Everything was delicious and had ample flavor. Nothing to salty. Restrooms were extremely clean! Must stop by if just for the pozole!!!

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.

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.

Really nice caffe/breakfast spot on the west side. Im a cinnamon roll lover and they certainly…read moreimpressed me. All the baked goods are incredibly good looking, im sure you can't go wrong with your choice! I tried the Parisian Omelette, it came with roasted tomatoes & a side salad- loved it!

Ok -absolutely no vegan here guys other than an oat milk style latte ?!! ( I prefer lower carb non…read moredairy like soy or almond ) Buttttt everything else looks phenomenal for someone without dietary restrictions.