A definite gastropub experience with numerous house brews. Wagyu and elk burgers are prepared to…read moreperfection and pizza prepared in a aged stone fired oven. The staff are friendly and very helpful and accommodating. A bit on the noisy side but for game time or after sport hang, a place worth going to.

I can't believe it took me this long to come back to Aurellia's for lunch! I'd only been once,…read moreyears ago after COVID, just to meet a friend on the patio. Honestly, I thought it was just a drinking spot, so I never bothered to step inside. Big mistake. I first tried their beer at the Greek Festival (the Greek brew was so good!) and knew I had to give them another shot. When I finally came in, I was pleasantly surprised. Even with The Shack Wings & Brews across the street, Aurellia stands out because they actually brew their own beers -- and they're fantastic. I don't drink much, but I tried a light one on the manager's recommendation and ended up sharing it with my friend. Smooth, refreshing, and plenty of variety on tap. For food, I went with the Bavarian Forest Burger -- wildberry bacon jam, arugula, Swiss cheese, sautéed mushrooms, beer mustard, all stacked on a toasted potato bun. I wish added hickory bacon and an egg, and loved the options. The burger came out cooked medium (they only do one level of doneness), but it was juicy, flavorful, and held together perfectly with the bun. My friend isn't a fan of pink, so she struggled a bit with her cheeseburger, but honestly, mine was one of the best burgers I've had in El Paso. Filling, rich, and worth every bite. The service really stood out. Everyone -- from the manager to the staff -- pitched in, helping each other out, cleaning tables, and jumping in when needed. It's a smaller space, and it can get busy and loud, but they kept everything running smoothly. I loved that team atmosphere. Bonus: They even had a lunch special with a discount if you pair a house beer with your meal -- a nice surprise. The outdoor patio has both shaded and sunny spots, which is perfect for El Paso weather. My only real complaint? Parking can be a bit tricky. All in all, Aurellia's is a true local gem. I regret not discovering it sooner, but now I can't wait to come back -- next time with my husband. Don't sleep on this place. If you're looking for great food, house-brewed beer, and a warm local vibe, this is it. 1620 N Resler Dr, El Paso, TX 79911

We were visiting family during the NBA playoffs, and with the Warriors playing the western…read moreconference semifinals, we had to find a bar to watch the game and have a few drinks. This place was great! My husband tried a few beers, mostly hazy IPAs while I had their ACE ciders (mango and guava). I hadn't tried having ciders with any chili rim but it was sooo yummy. I love everything mango, so naturally I tried that cider first. It was good, but the guava one was so much better! They had a few tvs, and none were showing the game. But the bartenders were really nice and put the game for us in one screen. If you watched this game, you know it was a nail biter, so naturally they started showing it on a few more screens. The outdoor seating area was full the entire time, with people coming in and out, but it never got too packed. We had originally sat towards the back in a table, but as people left the bar, and the game for more intense, we moved to the bar. The drinks kept coming, including a celebratory shot for the Warriors win! I know we will come back here next time we are in town. The music varied, but overall I enjoyed it. The bathrooms were clean and the manager also seemed to care about the clients. There was one guy that definitely had too much to drink, ended up peeing his pants and falling on his way to the women's restroom by mistake. Both a bartender and manager went over to make sure he was good right away. I did not catch the girls' names, but both bartenders that day were really nice. I've always wanted bold red hair, and decided to spark a conversation with one of the bartenders that had intense red hair. If you ever see this, just know I went for it! Not as bold as you, but maybe one day!

While waiting for Grove, Josh asked if we wanted a drink. He did a great job and have an excellent…read moreexplanation on what they offered.

The hours are wrong or they went out of business already. Arrived at 6 pm on a Sunday. What a shame.read more

Literally the smallest Nano-brewery I've ever been to. Only three beers on draft and each were in…read moresmall keg coolers. The only place smaller is my setup in my garage. But don't let that deter you. The three he had were all very good. I tried them all. An IPA, a sour and a sour hybrid made with wine grains. All three were excellent. And at $3 a pour, they can't be beat. Take a Saturday afternoon and visit. You won't be disappointed. The brewer is David. Make sure you say hi.

I'll be honest... I didn't expect to be this impressed…read more My experience is mainly with the Westside location, Flix Brewhouse El Paso - West, and it completely changed how I see this place. I had first heard about them through a menu tasting on the Eastside, but after visiting multiple locations, the Westside is where I've spent the most time--and where this experience really stood out. You can tell they've put a lot of effort into rebuilding after taking over the former Alamo locations. But what really surprised me was the food quality. This is not typical movie theater food. The pizza dough is made fresh daily, sauces are scratch-made, and the menu feels like an actual restaurant, not just concessions. Even their beers are award-winning, and it's clear they care about quality and consistency. I ended up hosting my son's birthday here for about 14 people, and honestly, it was one of the easiest group outings I've done. We ordered everything from our seats, the kids shared refillable popcorn, and everyone had great food the entire time while watching the movie. No lines, no waiting, no juggling trays, and no missing parts of the film. They also have a private room we used for cake, plus games like foosball, which made it really easy to manage a group. Pricing was another surprise. Tickets here were actually cheaper than comparable theaters, even though it may not look like it at first because fees are shown upfront. When I compared the full experience--tickets plus food--it ended up being a better overall value than going somewhere else and just buying snacks. They also honored old Alamo gift cards, which was a really nice touch. As for the 18% service charge, after seeing how hard the servers work, it makes sense. They are constantly moving up and down stairs in a dark theater delivering food so you don't have to leave your seat. That level of service is part of the experience. Overall, between the food quality, service, and convenience, this has easily become one of my go-to spots. Also want to recognize Melissa, the GM, and her team. They create a really welcoming environment, and it shows.

Wonderful experience, Audrey was great! That is what happens when you combine great service &…read moreawesome eats & drinks! Will be coming back!

Wings here are amazing, they can even get them crispier just ask! All flavors are good! TVs…read moreeverywhere and they always work with you on which sports you're looking for (Hockey in my case). Drinks are good and well priced. I dig the fried pickles.

We were seated quickly at this new location on the Westside. But we weren't ready to order the…read moreminute we sat, so while they gave us "a few minutes", it turned into 20! We ordered a Berry margarita and were told there was no Lambrusco so we could order something else. But chose not to... Just had water. About 15 minutes later we saw a Berry Sangria being served to someone else! After an hour we were told they were behind in the kitchen and had some kind of problem. They couldn't say how much longer our food would take but there were 20 ordered ahead of us ... but we were welcome to leave if we didn't want to wait. The waitress didn't seem very optimistic that our or de was soon to come., They didn't seat any one else due to this and most patrons left ( including us). On our way out there ended up being a line of people waiting to get in, with LOTS of empty tables in the restaurant. I'm sure they were wondering why. I couldn't post my usual pictures because we never got any food. I guess they needed a longer training period for their staff. We left hungry .

I waited over an hour and a half then they canceled my order. If I could give a zero i would.read more

They have great food, great atmosphere and the best staff on Doniphan!! Oh did I say great food…read morealready!! Stop by and experience it for yourself but definitely worth your visit!!

Xavier is a cool guy, and I love the food. The ambiance is such a nice atmosphere. AC, outdoor…read moreseating. Plenty of parking at night.

I've been to Toro several times and service is always friendly and courteous, and the food is…read moregreat. A lot of restaurants have a Monte Cristo on the menu, when they're just serving French toast on some cold cuts & cheese, rather than making an actual Monte Cristo...which is real turkey, ham, & cheese in bread that's then completely dipped in batter and deep fried. With raspberry preserves for dipping. Bennigan's & Disneyland have good ones, and Toro has one too. The Tipsy Chicken and other sandwiches are good too, and I love their creativity with the menu, as well as the fun shots the bartender makes. When my godfather was visiting for his birthday, we asked them to put a candle in something for him, and they came up with S'mores with was super fun.

Every visit to Westside's 3rd tavern and grill is a great experience. The service is fast, friendly…read moreand efficient, the environment is is inviting, the beer is cold, and the food is great! If you get the chance drop in and try, well anything, it's all good, but the tacos are great and the Classic Ruben Sandwich is a personal favorite.

3rd tavern is a go to spot for myself and my old coworkers near northwestern. It has good beer,…read moregood food, and a solid outside seating area. I've had multiple food items here and all of them are good. You can't go wrong with anything though don't expect your socks to be knocked off. It's all just really good bar style food. One recommendation I will make though are the killer nachos. Those were pretty solid. Only complaint I really have with the place is the fact that they don't have a drink menu which gets pretty annoying when I just want to read the options rather than sit and listen to the waiter list everything off. Overall, it's a solid spot to hang out after work for r with friends. I usually just sit outside because the inside is just a little dark for my taste. Check it out.

Amazing Tacos, seafood out of this world! Customer service is amazing. The girls are so polite…read morewelcoming and they should just whatever they think good for you. I recommended hundred percent atmosphere family friendly.

This has one of my favorite seafood tacos. It's so good! I normally get the fish tacos. The service…read moreis always quick and go. The vibes are beachy.

Living in Las Cruces, the options for delicious Chinese food are limited. We decided to head to El…read morePaso to try China Town, and this hidden gem is worth the drive. We started with hot and sour soup. Delicious! And given that 2 of the 4 of us have been fighting bronchitis, it opened up our sinuses! My "make it or break it" staple is pork fried rice, and their version is different but wonderful. So many places the rice is oily and saturated with soy sauce. Not here. Very simple, plentiful chunks of pork, egg and rice with scallions. Flavored perfectly and a generous portion. The star of the meal was the honey walnut prawns. They were giant prawns, served with rice and a bit of steamed broccoli. They will always be a dish on future visits! We got the special of salt and pepper fish, and it was delicious. I was expecting a whole fish but the dish was bite sized fillets, perfectly fried and depending if you ate the peppers, a nice zing of flavor. We also had beef with string beans and it was quite good. I love crispy green beans and these were perfectly done. Next time it's noodles and buns, to explore! The restaurant had nods to cities with large Chinatown communities, Seattle and San Francisco were 2 of the street signs I was, and it made me happy to have a new find for Chinese food that doesn't require a plane flight!

I only tried the spicy wontons here but was not impressed. They are house-made which I always…read moreappreciate with dumplings, noodles and food in general but the filling was extremely skimpy. They were almost empty. The dough was pretty good but nothing to write home about and without much filling it just felt like dough. The sauce seemed like just the chilli crisp you get on the side of dumplings so it felt there just wasn't much to this dish with it also not having muhc filling. The serving size seemed small for the price. The plan was to have a full dinner also the Brown Sugar Rice Cakes (egg free and dairy free) for dessert but we decided to move on after trying the first dish. It's nice they have clearly labeled vegan options and the outside seating was nice but unfortunately we were not impressed. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!