"You can't buy happiness, but you can buy brunch and basically that's the same thing."…read more Another Broken Egg has such a beautiful aesthetic both inside and out! It's a cute spacious cafe with brunch-style decor, beautiful lighting, and various seating styles. The staff is pleasant and full of smiles as soon as you walk in. The cuisine is unique, seasoned well and will leave you wanting more and hard to make a decision. I had the lunch 1/2 special which included a half order of the chicken n' waffles entree paired with the jambalaya. The portion sizes of each were perfect, for me. The jambalaya was well seasoned and had much shrimp which was devine. The dish comes with an egg, I chose scrambled. As brunch girlie, I love a good cocktail! I got the Bloody Maria Made great by the way! It paired really well with the meal. Our server, Gabby was a delight! She was constantly checking in! Her kindness and attention to detail did not go unnoticed. I'm visiting El Paso for a few days from many many miles away and I will definitely be back to visit before I leave. Cheers!

My first time here and it was a great experience! We came on a Thursday morning and it wasn't too…read morebusy. The food was incredible. We got the Southern Breakfast Bowl and added the pancakes for a few extra dollars. We knew the portions were large (and they are!) so we split everything and it was more than enough for each of us! Our server even brought us extra plates knowing we were sharing. We also got the half order of biscuit beignets. If you sign up on their website they'll send you an email for a free half order of them so that's what we did! They come with a side of honey and they are very sweet, but so good! I'd definitely come back to try more of their food.

Fantastic across the board. A mandatory stop when in El Paso…read more Flour tortilla chips with 3 different salsas to start. Chicken enchiladas to die for - have them Christmas style to enjoy both their red and green enchilada sauce. The rice and beans are delicious. Best of all is the friendly, attentive service.

If you're looking for authentic Mexican food in El Paso, this is the place to go. It's a…read morefamily-owned restaurant with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere that reminds me of eating at my grandmother's house. The food is delicious, the portions are generous, and the prices are very reasonable--so be sure to come hungry. The restaurant is popular with both locals and visitors, so expect a short wait during busy hours, but the service is efficient and keeps things moving. The beer is always ice-cold, and they also have a full bar that's clearly a favorite among the locals. Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely come back. If you're looking for authentic Mexican food, generous portions, and great value, I highly recommend giving this place a try.

So delicious! Only gripe is the ranch is prepackaged. Other than for the price , it was a good…read moreamount of food and tasted great!

Went there with my group of 8 and they were amazing. Such kind service and great food!!! We're from…read moreLas Vegas so it was delightful to be around friendly, kind people. Also omg!!!! I have about 13 food allergies and they were accommodating to every single one and I didn't get sick. Plus, the server was so patient and sweet about it. If you have food allergies - go here!!! - (Dairy, Gluten, Soy, Eggs+) Awesome 10/10 :)

Hidden gem on Piedras…read more Matt R took great care of us as we sat down for breakfast. The menu offers a lot of variety between breakfast, lunch and dinner choices My mom enjoyed her huevos rancheros, with the ranchero sauce, of grilled onions and jalapenos and red sauce, off to the side. Liz enjoyed her chilaquiles, with the red sauce soaked and cooked into the chips. I kept it simple, and went with the ham and mushroom omelette, and I had the upgraded 420 potatoes. The 420 comes with onions, cilantro, crema and cotija cheese. Noemi enjoyed her avocado toast. The coffee was hot, I enjoyed drip, but Liz's cortado was very well prepared. The interior design is eclectic, and the vines are very relaxed. The have mimosa flights, but I stuck to coffee. I would return.

I had never been to El Paso before, and was looking for some good Texas barbecue. The hotel I was…read morestaying in had several places around but I opted for the rib Hut because it was the closest to my hotel. It was only a mile away from the hotel up a hill, so I made my way there. The A-frame building has very limited parking, but I was lucky to find a spot right out front. I would imagine on a Friday or Saturday night it gets kind of crazy, so you're going to want to get here early. I walked in and was told to sit wherever I would like, so I grabbed a table so I could take a look around and see what I was getting myself into. The place had a nice charm to it, it felt more like an old Tavern than a rib joint. Lots of bent seating and plenty of tables all around the facility. Waiter came up. Got my drink order and brought it back within moments. I had also asked for a water, but that never arrived. I decided to go for the rib Hut combo which was one beef rib, two spare ribs and three baby back ribs. They came out to the table pretty quick. I also ordered fries and onion rings, since you can't really have barbecue without fries and onion rings. Dish of barbecue sauce..... Vinegar-based, which is perfect for the area. The beef rib was definitely the star of the show. Had a great char on it, super moist, and very flavorful. Flavorful. Addition of the barbecue sauce definitely helps, and that was gone in moments. Honestly, the baby backs were not that good. They were pretty overcooked and had very little meat on them. The spare rib was pretty tasty, had plenty of meat and was incredibly flavorful. Was this the best barbecue I have ever had? No. But it was darn good, and I cleaned my plate. I definitely think they could step up their service a little bit, my waiter only came by to check on me once, I had run out of ice in my iced tea early on and he never came by to replace it. After I was done, I was sitting and waiting for my bill for probably an easy 10 minutes or so. The place wasn't super busy, but I'm a pretty forgiving person. Bottom line? If this place stepped up on their service it would be a five all the way around. I would just sell the kitchen to take a little more care with the ribs as they definitely were overcooked.

First time and had a great experience! Everything we ordered tasted so fresh. They were out of a…read morecouple things but our server made sure to tell us and offered alternatives. And yes, it's a lot of food so come hungry! Definitely worth it though.

Janice was absolutely phenomenal! She shared so much about this charming city and provided…read morewonderful recommendations for our weekend in El Paso. She even went the extra mile by calling ahead to Café Central to secure us a patio spot--perfect for our more leisurely attire. The drinks were fantastic, and Tonya, the bartender, was just as warm and welcoming. I would highly recommend starting your El Paso experience at Sabor. We're also really looking forward to our massages and the recommended Himalayan salt bath at the hotel tomorrow--such a perfect way to round out the weekend! We will be back!!

It was a little cold in there. Medium greeting at the…read moreentrance. iPad menu. ( I prefer a paper one. ) yet the iPad had pictures of each entrée I like that but the iPads looked beat up and I was afraid to touch them because I figured they've never been washed and if it also been touching them I set up the bar and had a Cabernet. It was good. I wanted a seafood meal, but they're out of fish So I had a chicken entrée Presentation was fantastic cooking and method was fantastic, but it was a bit dry Friendly service mediocre food a little cold. I Expected better will I come again if I'm staying in the hotel yes if I'm out and about? No.

I love this place! Anytime I cruise through the west side of El Paso, TX and have time to grab a…read moremeal, I usually make a point of eating at this small family restaurant that shares building space with the King's X bar. I learned about this place in university when I lived at the apartments behind the establishment and I had friends who worked at the bar. Initially the bar is where I spent my time, but eventually I started coming here just for the food. It's kind of a greasy spoon, but it is so delicious! The family serves typical TexMex dishes. I did a combination plate so that I could sample a little bit of everything: enchilada, taco, chile rellano, and tamale. Plus, beans, rice, and fresh tortillas are served with the plate. I got iced tea to wash it all down. The tables and chairs are old school items that you might find in a breakfast diner back in the 50s. Nothing pretty, but very practical. There isn't a lot of space, so you might find yourself taking your order to go or asking someone if you can join them at their table if they have room. There are often families with their kids getting food here. The parking lot is often packed because people come here to watch the game and grab a drink with friends. The driveway is narrow entering on one side and exiting on the other side. Although it is not clear which is which. Turning off and on to Mesa Blvd is fast paced, so just do the best you can. Your car might get dinged here. Leave the Maserati at home. Definitely my favorite restaurant in El Paso.

Now Lucy's always will have a special place in my heart. Being a native of El Paso this is a must…read morestop to eat. Don't let the street parking deter you. Or the 5 star cocktail bar it's attached too. It's a hidden gem. Everything on the menu is à la carte. But a must order is the Tacos Antonia. If I started a food truck in some other city I would only serve that. It's ridiculous. Try it. You'll be glad you did. Also, did I mention you can order cocktails from the adjoining bar? Do it...