Wife and I are just passing by- looking for a Latin food we came across this place. Let me stage…read morethe review- WOW! Food at this place is incredibly well presented, tasty and the portions are to satisfy the best food critics. I had the mofongo with shrimps- OMG! Ivan, the chef does an amazing job. I have a lifetime of eating out and this by far is the best I ever had. Highly recommended.

Closes at 10 pm on a Thursday Thursday despite sign saying…read moremidnight and Maps saying 2 am and 3 employees sitting inside

The food was amazing!! They were so nice from the moment we walked in and helpful. It was a little…read morewarm inside but it was a hot day.

Amazing Cuban sandwich, was visiting El Paso for work and this place was close to where I was. I go…read moreto El Paso once a month for work and will definitely be going back.

Home away from home! I tried the arroz mamposteao with pernil (twice) and it was finger licking…read moregood!!!! If I have to suggest anything it would be a little bit larger portion of pernil and un cantito de cuerito to complete the dish. Oh, and don't get me started with the trifongo con caldo and alcapurrias. Service was on point and perfect puertorrican ambiance

Been out in the western part of the country for over 30yrs. I just miss the the food in general. I…read moreneeded a little taste and to reminisce about my childhood. In my opinion, absolutely I was nothing with this establishment. We enjoyed it. Needed "to go" boxes. As a pirvately own business, it was exactly what i was expecting. I've been out of the loop a long time.

Although the waitress was affable service was criminally slow…read more More so, they are unapologetic about that inconvenient fact. Total time there was about 3 hours for drinks and dinner that should have taken only 1 hour - tops. 2 appetizers And a pasta dish that was not made as requested and returned. ...three hours Not really respectful of one's time and choice as other options are available If you are planning on having a great meal, good experience for an important occasion - do yourself a favor go somewhere else. Save yourself the huge disappointment and waste of time.

The restaurant was understaffed. From the time we sat down to the time the meal arrived was 3…read morehours. The drinks took a while, the appetizers took about 45 minutes and the entrees took another hour. My brother who is a vegetarian asked for the linguini Alfredo which came with the chicken on a separate plate. The waitress brought it out with the chicken on the pasta. Not a good experience.

You all know I love to support local -- but I'll also be honest when something feels off. This…read moremight've been one of the worst dining experiences I've ever had in El Paso. Hungry and in a hurry: I had just picked up my car from Casa Nissan and wanted something quick before heading out of town. I spotted this Venezuelan place nearby and thought I'd give it a try. The restaurant was completely empty when I walked in. Music was blasting so loud that it was hard to talk. Uncomfortable start: A woman came out from the kitchen who barely spoke English. She looked at me like she didn't really want to be there -- or want me there. It was awkward from the start. Confusing menu: She handed me a single-page menu and I ordered Tequeños (5 for $10) and one Tequeyoyo. She held up three fingers so I thought, okay -- three must come in an order like the Tequeños. Another customer came in after me -- she spoke Spanish -- and suddenly she was handed a multi-page menu with more items and prices I'd never seen. That's when I realized I hadn't been given the full menu. Food quality: When my food arrived, it was a lot -- way more than expected -- and honestly it tasted like something frozen and reheated . Billing mess: When I went to pay, she charged me for three separate Tequeyoyos instead of one. I showed her the price on my menu ($4 each), but she insisted I owed for three. Then another woman came out and showed me that "other" menu again with different prices. The Spanish-speaking customer got full service and a friendly tone -- I got attitude and confusion. I can't lie... it didn't feel fair. How it ended: They finally agreed to honor the original price, but I still paid the difference as a tip because I felt bad about the misunderstanding -- even though it wasn't my fault. They didn't thank me or even acknowledge it. Final thoughts: The whole experience left me feeling gaslighted and discriminated against for not speaking Spanish. I walked out embarrassed, frustrated, and hungry for something better. I love supporting local restaurants -- but respect and clear communication matter just as much as flavor. Hopefully they improve, because no one should feel unwelcome when all they wanted was a quick bite.

I ordered an agua de piña, arepa and an empanada, I'm not from EP and have been trying to find good…read morerestaurants and stumbled upon this one, I ordered delivery. Sadly I think the order got to me super late after they made it so everything was ice cold :( but trying the food : The arepa had no flavor like it tasted like boiled chicken and mashed avocado with no seasoning or salt nothing it was very bland and to top it off I find a sticker inside the arepa I had high hopes, their empanada wasn't so bad sadly I got the wrong one and their agua de piña was good

Venezuelans have been in El Paso news lately, but why not their food? It's delicious! We have a new…read moreplace in the Lower Valley and I finally got to try it out. I went by myself as I had some time, but next time I'll bring a Spanish speaker since Google translate kinda sucks. I don't know much about Venezuelan food but I saw a lot of migrants there so it seemed legit, it was all single males though so a bit unnerving, but hey if you're single, ladies, they're here. Anyhow, back to the food, the breakfast plate was alright, it wasn't anything to write home about, as it came with some white cheese, an arepa, black beans, overcooked eggs and mayo. It reminded me of the meals I had in Costa Rica, hearty, filling, and no spices whatsoever. I couldn't finish it. It was also expensive at $14. The coffee it came with was so delicious though, it almost made up for the whole plate. Similar to the Costa Rican Chorreador style brew, Guayoyo is a coffee sock brewing method. Not sure if they did that here, but the result is a deeply sweet flavor with notably balanced acidity and fruity undertones. It tasted like they added condensed milk and the foam on top was so decadent. I'll go back just for the coffee. Fortunately they have something else that's ridiculously good. Tequeños, or Venezuelan cheese sticks, makes mozzarella sticks seem like children's food. It's basically fried cheese with pastry dough, but the queso Blanco is perfectly salty, the pastry oh so light and buttery and flaky. It's $9 for 6 and worth it. Don't even get me started on the dipping sauce, Guasacaca or avocado salsa, it's a brighter, tangier version of guacamole. This one tasted amazing paired with the Tequeños. I can't wait to explore the rest of the menu, it's definitely exciting to see different cuisines offered in El Paso! Casabe Venezuelan Food (915) 301-1072 9001 Cashew Dr, El Paso, TX 79907 https://maps.app.goo.gl/Fw6SxofjxEzwwaSo6

Do not order through DoorDash because they will most likely cancel your order!! They confirmed the…read moreorder then cancelled it. Beware.

Very disappointed and I actually looked at the reviews before and I thought it would be good to try…read morebut nope and for the price NO NOT WORTH IT! I got the most stale churro ever and fresas con crema was not good at all !!!!

I would give a zero of I could, customer service sucks! literally the three people there no one was…read morefriendly. They overcharged me and did not give me what I ordered. Asked for my items that I payed and they said they couldn't cause I didn't pay for them. I asked for a receipt and receipt was from their whole day sale. the ice creams where watering and messy, when giving them to me over the drive thru window the sales person spilled it on my vehicle and left it messy. They didn't even offer napkins to clean it up. Rude asf, never going again

Service was okay. The food was fair. We waited almost 45 minutes for our food and the experience…read morewas not as expected for such a nice place. Probably won't return.

Seems like a soild spot to eat with good food and a great selection of wine, but not sure how out…read moreof my way I will go back. I went in during an awkward lunch hour and it was myself and 2 other tables in the whole place that were taken. The bar area had what seemed like the owner/manager linking with some vendors into a more private area in the back as well. The place itself is pretty neat with a suit of armor greeting you at the beginning and small tables with brown table cloths and cloth napkins that look for more intimate style dining. The walls are also lined with wine bottles and other Medieval style decor. I go the CUBAN Sandwich and it was pretty solid. Panini style with the pulled pork and ham and cheese but it was weirdly off. I can't tell if the meat was just too dry or if the flavors of all the different items just didn't mesh well but it wasn't the best sandwich I've had. The fries that came with it were just okay. Nothing to write home about. I will try to come back on a date at some point and try to get an overarching experience but until then, 4 stars.

i'm an los angeles native and my family is central american, my grandfathers side being salvadoran,…read moreand i gotta tell you guys this place is where it's at!! the most authentic pupusas here! i've been to both locations and their service and taste never disappoints! always hot and always yummy!

The food is amazing but they take forever on their orders. I had order in advance through door dash…read moreand it said it would be ready in 40 minutes. When I came to pick it up they were barely getting to it and I had to wait 20 minutes Which is crazy bc people were ordering when we got off and they told them it would be ready in 20 minutes!!! They are terrible people