I was craving a chopped steak smothered with mushroom and onion gravy mashed potatoes and some green beans and I called several places and looked in YELP to see if any had something like that but no one really did, so I was in the north central El Paso so I decided to go up Dyer and go to the New Clock Diner and maybe get a steak and potatoes etc instead but when I walked in the door their new Dinner combo specials greeted me at the door and of course a ground round steak with brown gravy and mushrooms and onions was o e of the choices! With mashed potatoes and veggie medley, and soup and iced tea for just $12.95! Well JACKPOT! I ordered and this soup came first it was a chickeny flavored tomato broth with tortilla strips and melty white cheese. The broth was WAAAAY to salty. But I liked the concept. It had no veggies or any meaning it. So I ate out the chips and cheese and I would have liked to enjoy that broth but it was so so salty I just could not. When my plate came it was a nice spiced grilled ground round Pattie covered in hot brown gravy with thin sliced onions and small thin sliced fresh mushrooms. Homemade real mashed potatoes, and veggies mix of corn, carrots, peas, and green beans. If it had a dinner roll, it would have been dinner at my house growing up any night of the week. It was so good, the veggies could have used some butter on them. The gravy was great on the meat and potatoes. Sorry I didn't get a pic of that plate, but I was so hungry I just dug in and by the time I thought of a pic, it was half way gone. The clock inside isn't winning any beauty contests. It's still same as it's always been. I think maybe I'd set all the clocks to the correct time or the correct time somewhere and make sure they all worked if possible or had good batteries. Be great if the coco clocks, if any, went off every hour. Bring some more character to the old place, and favorite of many. Come get dinner some after noon or late afternoon. It's a great deal... there were only 2-3 other tables when I got there and when I left no one was there . So you can definitely come get a good cup of Joe and some good food in the afternoon, it's not just for breakfast, which it IS FAMOUS FOR. read more

New Clock Restaurant - New dinner menu from 1-6pm I had the Ground Round Steak - Diners Near Me - El Paso, Texas

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We were seated right away in a previously closed section of this northeast El Paso breakfast cafe. That's not to say you can't get a variety of menu items but to me it's where you go for breakfast. As we're close to the Army base some of the items have received GI nicknames as was the case with biscuits and gravy (SOS on the menu!). The coffee refills were plentiful and I supplemented my "SOS" with eggs over easy and hash browns. My wife had the breakfast burrito. She had plenty to take home. read more

My wife and I like this place enough to drive from east El Paso to eat there. The restaurant is very clean and the food is always delicious. The servers are great and attentive. We've had breakfast and lunch there a number of times. Always happy we went. read more

We usually come at dinner time, but today we decided to try their breakfast!! And, Wow!! Since we walked in, we received kind greeting and we decide where we want to sit. There is no waiting! Then we received an excellent service from Rubi! The food was delicious!!! We had a full breakfast meal. The employees are bilingual and treated us with respect and kindness . Love this place! Definitely I recommend this restaurant and we will come back soon!! read more

New Clock Restaurant - French toast is made with Texas Bread. Bacon and 1 egg. Delicious! - Diners Near Me - El Paso, Texas

Omg!!! Food is delicious , big portions fair price a nice welcoming warm atmosphere definitely earned a spot on this foodies list read more

New Clock Restaurant - Diners Near Me - El Paso, Texas

Came to New Clock Restaurant for lunch with my husband. He had previously visited their establishment with his co-workers and said their food was good so I was down to try them out as well! They definitely give off that old diner type of vibe. We must have arrived at a non-peak time because there was no one there. But I'm not complaining since we were seated right away. Service was decent. Our waitress came around to get our order but was pretty much non-existent other than that. I ordered the combo #2 which came with a taco, enchilada and Chile relleno. They also brought out free chips and salsa! I didn't really expect much from them, I'll say the salsa definitely tasted like it was from a jar and the chips were cold. But I didn't mind since it was free anyways. As for the meal, I was a bit disappointed. I've never had Chile relleno before so I don't know if my expectations were off but it didn't taste too good. The whole plate kind of lacked in flavor. It could have benefited from a bit of salt. Everything was, for the most part, bland. I had to add the salsa onto my dish to get some flavor into it. I do realize that maybe they don't specialize in Mexican cuisine and I should have just ordered a breakfast item. If I do come back to give them a second try I'd just avoid the Mexican food items on their menu and go straight for the breakfast. read more

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The Clock is my favorite comfort breakfast spot in the city! The chilaquiles are my go to order but there hasn't been anything that I haven't really enjoyed there :) For lunch, they make a delicious burger! Their prices are reasonable and they have great service even when it's busy. They have both booths, tables and even counter seating. I definitely recommend. read more

Our hometown favorite place to go especially during the holidays! Every Thanksgiving we run to New Clock for our traditional Friendsgiving. The service is always top tier and the taste never changes. You definitely know it's a good diner when you see our version of good eating with a hometown feel. read more

Not the nicest place, but the food was very good and the service was excellent. Definitely a solid choice if you're looking for a traditional American breakfast in the El Paso area. read more

This place is for an older crowd. Mostly retired men and women. It's usually packed and no room in Sundays the food is not originally Mexican and it's tasteless ... Not good for a younger crowd read more

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Service is sometimes a little slow, but the food is good, tasty and affordable. Mexican flavored breakfast plates, all economical and tasty. I like to go 2-3 times a month. read more

I recently found this place about 3 weeks ago and have come back at least once a week since. Service was excellent and the food is amazing and affordable. I got the SOS with eggs which is actually just traditional biscuits and gravy with eggs. The restaurant is clean and servers are attentive. I will be back again and again for those biscuits and gravy. The chips and salsa are also a delicious added bonus. read more

New Clock Restaurant - Front of restaurant - Diners Near Me - El Paso, Texas

I'm all about home cooking and diner food so when I saw this place on Yelp it really caught my eye. Went for breakfast with some guys from work. Now I'm of the belief that you have to be good to stand out above the rest when it comes to breakfast but you have to really suck to screw it up too bad. I'm sorry cause these are some nice folks, but my western omelette was two eggs with plain Kraft American cheese laid over it! They had no fruit at all and just plain white bread for toast. I should say that this is Mexican fair even for breakfast so they did offer refried beans and that kind of thing but honestly, the food needs work. It looks to have been in El Paso for a good while and it's a cool theme (lots of clocks, none of them new) but it's tired and need some living rehab. read more

New Clock Restaurant - Tired sign - Diners Near Me - El Paso, Texas

The food was so good everyone at the table cleared their plates. They staff was polite, attentive, and friendly w smiles on everyone's face. It is a lot bigger inside than it looks. Plenty of seating. read more

New Clock Restaurant - Combo #1 - Diners Near Me - El Paso, Texas

The first time I was here, I had a large bowl of Menudo. The Menudo came with all the trimmings and was the best Menudo that I have had and I've had a lot in many different states. Today I had a small bowl of Menudo and pork chops steak and eggs. It came with hash browns, tortillas and refried beans. The tender pork chop was seasoned to perfection. I wiped my plate clean with the tortillas. I washed it all down with endless coffee and took a large iced tea to go. In budget eating is a plus+. The service was fast and friendly, we ordered our drink's first and the chips and salsa soon followed. The ambiance light hearted with cultural history on the walls and pleasant music in the background.This place has been a staple of North East El Paso for 80 years. read more

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The reason why I'm leaving a 1 star review is for the service. The food is excellent when I stopped by with my dad to eat breakfast today. The server by the name of "Marisela" who was assigned to our table should know if you work in a customer service environment you should be able to treat others well and not ignore what they request. If you have problems at home YOU LEAVE THE PROBLEMS AT HOME and not in the work place. I understand that it gets busy and I used to work in a food serving environment as well but you're taught to make time for any request when serving. We requested some salsa, ketchup and flour tortillas, but she never brought them and never checked on us if we needed anything else. My dad requested to refill our coffee and she completely ignored him and turned the other way. If you're going to work at a restaurant you need to smile and be friendly, that way customers feel welcomed and can leave a great review. read more

New Clock Restaurant - Diners Near Me - El Paso, Texas

I placed an order for breakfast paid 31.53 waited an hour while people were coming in and going got their breakfast before me ate their breakfast and left while I was sitting for over an hour and didn't even get asked by the waitress and manager the status of my order. I left without asking for my money back in disbelief. Will not go back. read more

Great food. Great atmosphere. Feels like you are back at your grandmas for breakfast. If I ever live in El Paso again will visit

Service was horrid , attempted to get hotness numerous times to which she avoided our calls and no eye contact. Our food was horrid my husbands plate was served with totally burnt bacon not overcooked but burnt read more

Serving up cold food, on cold plates. Don't even bother! I had to ask them not to overcook my chops. Menudo was lukewarm, and tasteless. The cashier, gave us our cc back, said that's all, no receipt and turns around to give you her back. Zero stars for this place. It's gone down. read more

I tried this place for the first time last week and it was soo good! At least the chilaquiles and breakfast plates which is what I tried. The French toast are perfect!! My husband tried the pozole and he said it was good as well! It's my new favorite breakfast place! read more

As sketch as the location might be, out on Dyer street, this old establishment has been here since before I joined the Army. And that was a long, long time ago. Back when I first arrived in El Paso, this was a super popular spot for Warrant Officers to all meet up for breakfast about once a month. For us Soldiers as well. It was always fun getting the squad together and having breakfast here. Think Denny's, but more "homely". Same type of fair, breakfast foods, same concept, just not a chain restaurant and a little more home style. Nothing fancy about this place, and it looks just as old as it is, but there's something about the Waffle House meets Denny's meets El Paso feel to the place and food that just does it for me. I am after all, a big fan of breakfast foods. Why is it named "New Clock"? I've never really known. Is there an Old Clock? Is there just a Clock? Maybe we will never know. And maybe that's for the best. Also, one thing in particular to note, the prices here are great. Like seriously. You can be rich, or broke. A PVT in the Army, or a retired old Korean War vet. All are welcome here and all can afford the food here. Good food too. It'll fill ya up. So go brave the adventurous area that is Dyer street (during hours of daylight of course), and give it a shot. It's worth it. read more

Good food and fast service getting our plates ... waitresses were attentive even though we had a large party

Food was ok, nothing really special. Place was not the cleanest and staff needs to work on washing their hands. I was in the bathroom when one of the ladies came in used the bathroom and ran out without washing her hands. Sorry but I would not recommend going here. Gave them 2 stars because they are the worst just the greatest. read more

Delicious Mexican food. Breakfast is served all day and the lunch is good as well. I love their gorditas. Nice family friendly restaurant. read more

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From entering to leaving everything was great. From being greeted at the door to quickly being seated. The server was attentive and the food was great. I will definitely be back. read more

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I have been a customer for several years. Food quality has very recently gone south. Today I ordered a burger, the patty size was paper thin and burnt, my wife's was the same. No more Clock, sorry guys. read more

Way too much listed on their menu, hard to read and quality along preparation of the food needs improvement.

Being so close to the Mexican border meant that I had to try the local Mexican fare. I was suggested the New Clock restaurant by a local and it was much more than I expected. Yes, it's a classic old diner, but the menu was so vast. It contained everything you could possibly want from a classic American diner as well as a Mexican restaurant. I usually can't finish a combo meal platter, but it was so delicious that I actually devoured it. The chili relleno and the cheese enchilada were just perfect! My only complaint would be the guacamole taco, which contained huge slices of avocado, but it was not guacamole. It was easily fixed by adding their fresh salsa, however. The service was attentive and yes, there were lots of clocks. I'm sure it's a very popular spot due to the food as well as their affordable prices. Would highly recommend. read more

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This place is a must! If you are looking for a breakfast option New Clock is delicious! The menu is full of traditional and creative breakfast items. The service was fantastic and especially during the pandemic they are doing what they can to check temperatures, provide social distance for customers, and sanitize their restaurant. Very impressive! The Mexican omelette was amazing and the fresh tortillas were delicious! The burritos are large for the small price and perfect to go wrapped in foil! read more

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Hidden northeast gem. It's actually a northeast staple which after 20 years of living here I just found my way to it. The outside is not appealing and the furniture is dated but that has zero impact on the food. They have an extensive menu, and daily specials. I like me some specials. Their coffee was strong and the service was superb. My coffee cup was never low or cold. I was told our server was also a manager and goodness she was on it! You can tell this is where the locals go. It's good food and very good prices for the amount of food you get at that. I only took a pic of boyfriend's plate cause I'm a child and cannot wait hahaha. read more

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Have eaten there many times good food and great service plus prices are reasonable old school El Paso very bland inside but always a great place for cheap eats and has been a place to go when your in the northeast must try read more

It was super good I just got a bacon omelette. super affordable though and the staff is nice

Absolutely! The New Clock Restaurant in El Paso, Texas, exceeded my expectations. From the moment I stepped in, the warm ambiance and friendly staff made me feel welcome. The menu offered a delightful variety, and the food was not only delicious but also beautifully presented. The portions were generous, ensuring I left satisfied. Whether you're in the mood for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, the New Clock Restaurant is a must-visit culinary gem in El Paso.Breakfast Combos read more

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Omg heaven. The food was fantastic the staff was attentive and just loved loved loved everything we ate!

Finally! I have been looking for a good breakfast place with reasonable prices. New Clock Restaurant fits that bill! There are other breakfast places in El Paso, but the prices at some other locales are ridiculous! 13.00 omelettes? / eggs, potatoes, meat for $10.00+ ? I've recently moved here from Michigan, we are used to $4-$6 breakfast specials. So, we found the breakfast prices here in El Paso absolutely exorbitant!! So, with that being said, thank goodness for New Clock! They have plenty of options for everyone. A mix of American & Mexican choices with fair prices. The coffee was delicious and so was my breakfast! I plan on taking my spouse there soon. The bacon was cooked perfectly, as were my over-medium eggs. Beans and the flour tortilla were also scrumptious and a nice accompaniment to my breakfast. Service was friendly, and efficient. I'm looking forward to returning! read more

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New Clock Restaurant has been part of El Paso Texas since the 1970s providing all who visit them with delicious and authentic Mexican and American Breakfasts among other popular dishes for lunch and breakfast. They have friendly costumer service yet some of their staff don't speak much English. As previously stated their food is delicious yet it takes them a while to serve. Two of three times I have been here it took them 45 minutes to serve. The restaurant is decorated with clocks all over. The restaurant gives you a 1960s cafe feeling. I love it! read more

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I have been wanting to come back to this restaurant for sometime now. A friend took me here about three years ago. I had heard they have a $2.99 breakfast. But when I went in they had so many wonderful other delicious dishes that I skipped the $2.99 breakfast. I ordered a green chili burrito that was marvelous and chili con quest that was so full of vegetables it was more than a dip. I took another burrito home that was machaca. It was so good I wished I had purchase another one. It is not close to where I usually dine out, but I will make it a point to eat there again soon. Two thumbs up! The waitress wasn't so sure about us at first, but she was on the mark at every request and did a great job. I love the little clocks everywhere and the feel that it is an old fashion diner. When we least there was quite a wait. That says that others fine it charming as well. read more

I was craving chilaquiles the other day, and I didn't feel like driving to the other side of town (anything in El Paso is on the otherside when you're from NE). I decided to hit up a place I hadn't been to for years, The Clock. This place has been around for ages, and it has that look to it. Decor has....you guessed it, clocks everywhere. I was worried as I was driving Dyer and I didn't see cars, but once I got to the parking lot, the place was full. Good sign, especially if you've seen by recent experiences with empty restaurants. I guess full restaurants aren't going to necessarily result in positivity either. I know it was crowded, but I wish I could get the attention of my server. I literally had to keep flagging her over to order, to get coffee, refill, chips, everything. I even asked a question about one of the ingredients as I was about to order, she didn't know so got another waitress to answer for me (beans are veg friendly) and then waited awhile before coming back to take my order. I got my salsa in the beginning, but I got the tostadas with the check. I ordered chilaquiles and a chile relleno burrito, the latter is my go to tester of if I will like the restaurant. Burrito first: I did eat it, but the chile had the taste like it was starting to go. there's almost a vinegary quality to it. There was a decent amount of cheese, but the burrito was definitely overpriced at $2.99. When I got the rest of my order, I ate the beans, eggs and hasbrowns (the hasbrowns were definitely my cup of tea...I could've just had those and been happy), but I didn't eat the chilaquiles. Why? Because they weren't chilaquiles, they were enchiladas. I had a bit of an argument with the waitress about getting them replaced. She didn't want to help me out since I ate the rest of the plate. I told her, I was asking for a complete meal do over, just take the enchiladas and give me what I asked for. Finally, after "talking to someone", I got a side plate of chilaquiles. They were pretty good, but I prefer them crunchier. These were more soft and I'd say not worth the aggravation to get them. Would I go again? Probably, for coffee and hashbrowns and maybe some pancakes, but not for the things I ordered/didn't order. read more

Best gorditas in El Paso and Nuevo rancheros in El Paso. Highly recommend, quick service