We went on a Saturday morning specifically for the horse racing. No issues getting in. They will…read moresearch larger bags, but my friend had no issues with a coffee in a clear cup. Races run every 20 minutes or so, so you do not have to be there exactly at the first post time (you'll just miss the first race). The employees are quite friendly and very willing to explain how to place a bet. It's cash only but they have an ATM on site. I would've appreciated a map a little more to see where things are. They have several options for viewing the races! Inside is an auditorium-like setup with multiple races on TVs, facing the outside race track. You can also go watch the race from the finish line side outside. Lastly there are also personal tables/booths with small personal TVs that can be used. There are American food and drink options at the restaurant in the casino. No free drinks here, maybe in the casino area? I'm a little surprised since most other casinos I've been to have had free drinks while you're gambling. We stayed for a few races and made some small bets and had a great time. Would come back again.

Sunland park has come a long way. The horse racing is epic, the drinks are so-so and the gambling?…read moreLol. Just grab some cheap brews and wander around and people watch. It's a great place to kill some time.

I came here for the fundraiser to benefit the El Paso Orchestra. The event was lovely- champagne as…read moreyou entered, photo op set ups and the food- the food was good and ample portions. Very nice venue for an event.

My wife won a raffle so we had dinner at the Mexican Buffett they serve on Sundays…read more The building is pretty nice and well kept. Some of the furniture is old a d could use a remodel. The Mexican food was ok. Some of the food may hard probably from sitting for a long period of time. For dessert they had jello and fruits. The jello was actually pretty good and not like the kind you buy at a supermarket. Overall I thought the place was ok.

What a delightful way to celebrate Easter Sunday! The Easter Bunny Buffet at the Coronado Country…read moreClub truly delivered an exceptional dining experience that felt both festive and somewhat excessive! My friend Robin L., a brother from Mexico invited us. From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere was warm, elegant, and full of holiday cheering. The buffet itself was nothing short of impressive--beautifully presented and generously stocked with a wide variety of dishes. The spread featured everything you could hope for and more: perfectly fruit & nuts candy crusted salmon, fresh and flavorful shrimp, a colorful assortment of crisp salads and Mediterranean Couscous, and a classic selection of eggs and breakfast favorites. The carving stations were a real standout, offering tender roasted beef, savory pork, and a rich, aromatic braised garlic lamb that was absolutely delightful. Merci chefs! All in all, this Easter celebration was truly a feast--both in flavor and in spirit. If you're looking for a memorable holiday dining experience, the Coronado Country Club is absolutely a great place to be. I especially like the easter egg experience where all children run at the sound of an amazing horn to catch as many Easter eggs as they possibly can! What a great sight of tradition and feast!

So my brother and I were invited to go play a round of golf and we show up and the course is…read morelooking amazing compared to the other public courses we play at. The fairways were in great shape, the greens were fast and the scenery was amazing. Because it's a private club, we weren't rushed out slowed on our round. My neither and I had a great time and can't wait to play again. Top notch course.

Attended Bark at the Park at Southwest University Stadium for a Chihuahuas game for the first time,…read moreand we had an amazing experience! We brought my wife, our two small dogs, and our 11-month-old baby, and the entire visit exceeded expectations. The staff was incredibly friendly, polite, and courteous from the moment we arrived. The facilities were very clean and well-maintained, which made the experience even more enjoyable. One thing that really stood out was the nursing room with A/C -- it was perfect for when our baby started getting too warm. Snack prices were reasonable, and there were tons of great options to choose from. The water park area was also a huge hit and a great way to cool down, especially during the warmer weather. Overall, we had a fantastic family-friendly experience and highly recommend attending, especially for Bark at the Park. We'll definitely be back!

Great experience at Southwest University Stadium…read more We dropped in for a Chihuahua 's game. The line started up at 5pm for 6:35 game. They don't allow items inside the stadium, so check what you can bring on their website before you go Parking is available, but we parked at UTEP and took the EP Streetcar in. We got our tickets online, but you could get them at the box office. Look for discounted tickets! There are plenty of free gifts and theme nights. We enjoyed the fireworks! They have plenty of food inside. From hot dogs, nachos, frutas locas, kettle corn and vendors like noodles, pizza, etc. Plenty of beers. The stadium is kid friendly, and there is Chico way...out in the outfield with a splash pad and the lawn. Authentic Chihui gear is available here...it isn't cheap, but it's available to support your team. It was fun, and we will be back plenty of times this season to support our Chihuahuas.

LOL! This place used to be known as Allen's Lounge. It looks like it has been around since the…read moreadvent of dirt. This is a locals dive bar.

Your average neighborhood drinking bar. For a little more excitement I like to go to the VIP…read moreLounge just a few blocks away. Drinks are a little cheaper there than your average bar. One added perk, there is an apartment complex behind the bar and on some nights you can see a man "pleasuring himself" through his bedroom window if you know where to look. My girlfriends and I go there sometimes just to watch that. It's amusing entertainment and theres no cover charge for it...lol

This is an experience! The food and service are amazing! This is our first visit and will not be…read moreour last. Highly recommended! 5/5 Come early because it gets full very fast!

What a hidden gem in El Paso...and seriously fricking hidden. I had such a hard time finding this…read morespot per google maps. Thankfully I was meeting up with my cousins and they flagged me down as I was circling the block haha Great music, amazing talent! They used to have karaoke competitions. Very chill atmosphere. Love the vibes here. Really cool place to hang with friends and chill.

The Melt is one of my absolute favorite things to do in El Paso because like I so frequently say,…read moreIF IT'S FREE, IT'S FOR ME. We're living in a recession so I'm not being cheap, I'm being practical. Every last Saturday of the month, the Downtown Melt takes place. It's basically a crawl, but every stop knows you're coming and gives you either free wine, liquor, craft beer or discounts on a meal. The stops are all at local shops, restaurants and cafes so you get to do a little bit of eating, a little bit of drinking and a little bit of shopping. All things I love to do [in moderation]. The route changes every month, but a map comes out a couple of weeks before with times and what freebie is at each place. I've gone to La Casa del Puro (www.yelp.com/biz/la-casa-del-puro-cigar-lounge-el-paso), OM.Boutique (www.yelp.com/biz/om-boutique-and-hairsalon-el-paso), Tabla (www.yelp.com/biz/tabla-el-paso), and The Network (www.yelp.com/biz/the-network-el-paso) during almost every Melt. Just a great way to try out a whole lot of places downtown if you've never been (or even if you have).