El Paso, I'm so jealous of you for having Sabrosa-THEY DON'T USE SEED OILS!! The food is cooked in…read moreorganic butter! Beans with lard-Amazing!! I'm from out of town and decided to try Sabrosa based on the yelp reviews, it was by our hotel, and the fact the owner seemed active on here responding and thanking customers. I figured they seem like they care at least on yelp so I'll give it a try. Omg am I glad I did. The restaurant is bright and clean. My husband and I were greeted by the owners, who are a husband and wife duo. She welcomed us cheerily and while we were looking over the menu, she proudly let us know the food is cooked without seed oils and we were blown away bc that's unheard of for a taco shop most of them are for sure using that. She joked how they should probably have a sign saying it and I agreed. That is a huge selling point. The food absolutely held up. The meat was so tender, so fresh and flavorful- the cheese tasted quality-I'm not kidding that may be the best quesadilla I've ever had and I'm from LA, I've had my fair share. My Husband and I got the Asada tacos classic style & one of us got it with added peppers and cheese. Both were so soft, not too dry or chewy /tough. I need to know how they made it like this. Marinade? Quality meat? Is it simply the butter that it's cooked in? Whatever they are doing, it's right and for 6 bucks for 4 street tacos and lots of meat- (a little extra if you get the add ons) it's a good price. Especially when you get friendly service, and know the owners are committed to not giving customers toxic trash oil. The salsa was a light green mild, a bright green medium and a hot red sauce. Just be warned the red sauce is very hot they are not messing around. We will be returning tomorrow before we leave town. **add on: Yes, we came back for breakfast the next day. Yes, it was fantastic. I added pics of our breakfast: Migas and Al La Mexicana. I really liked how every bite of the potato's was crispy and beans were so flavorful! If we're in El Paso again, this will be our go to place to stop in.

I'm a bit upset that I found this gem my last day in El Paso. I wish they were in Los Angeles. Very…read morenice family owned with excellent food. Excellent service.

I order 1 pound of barbacoba this morning pre ordered around 10:30 to have it ready by 11:30 it…read moretook longer which is understandable it's the weekend. That was not my issue my issue is why does it ta8 rancid like old meat was mix with fresh meat. We ate a few tacos and with in the hour it was totally spoiled if I'm paying $18 I would like to be able to enjoy the whole pound without any issues. Please do better Casa De Torta

the wait time is ridiculous. Ordered ONE torta and had to wait 40 minutes. there's no way it should…read moretake that long. they should give you a heads up on wait time if that's the case.

I ordered 8 tacos, 4 asada and 4 pastor. Tacos were delicious, they had a salsa bar with toppings…read more Great salsa overall, I preferred the red. Portions were fine, I did not have an issue, but they are street tacos size, good portions of meat. Service was good! Once you place your order they give you a number and bring it to you. Ambience was quiet, mostly families having food and music over the speaker playing throughout the restaurant. Highly recommend, and would go there again without a second thought!

Absolutely delicious trip tacos. Nice and soft the way I like them. I will definitely be back.read more

This place was pretty ok. A bunch of us went out for lunch one day and ended up here. I owed my…read morefriend lunch so it turned out to be a lot more expensive than anticipated. (His 8 tacos were $17) plus the to go drinks are more expensive than the drinks brought to the table. Tacos are pretty standard across the board in El Paso. These were ok. The best part during the meal were the two guys that came in to play live music. They had incredible voices and really set the mood right. It was a nice unexpected surprise. The horchata was pretty good too. Though less ice and more drink would be nice. Everyone seemed to enjoy their food. Was pretty fast and good service.

Friendly staff!! A quiet and casual restaurant. The food came out hot and quick. A great place to…read morestop by for lunch or dinner!

Some of the best Mexican food I've had in years. The machaca had juicy, shredded beef that was…read moreexquisitely seasoned. The chile con queso over it was delicious.

My husband and I ordered the menudo which was delicious and my daughter ordered the tamales and…read morefideo, she loved both. She is a somewhat picky 4 year old but she approved of her meal and ate very well. The customer service is great, the waiter came by and checked on us very frequently. They are very attentive and friendly. The restaurant itself clean and spacious.

Guys, they have opened a restaurant on the Eastside, off the freeway on S. Zaragoza, oh how I live…read moretheir birria, it's so delicious, not greasy, it's heaven, cone try them out, you won't be disappointed.

Fantastic!! The tacos were amazing. Wonderful flavor and mix of spices. Served with two sauces…read morefor dipping. Well worth the drive! There's plenty of picnic tables and a nice crowd. We'll be back.

Taco Tuesday vibez!…read more I was very pleased to see that they had a 6 taco option that you can mix and match! That's probably one of my biggest turmoils in life... being able to try multiple flavors of tacos! So I ultimately order wayyyy too much in order to try out more than one flavor and end up not being able to finish it all. In this case, I was able to get half carne asada and half pastor. And not bad for $12! Service was super quick too! I only had to wait about 5ish minutes and they also give you a lil buzzer that also lights up when your order is ready. Fancy! I also like how they got a card reading with the tapping option. I brought home the goods and although I love grilled onions, I was hoping for the freshly cut white onions to go with my cilantro. Still delicious overall with grilled onions. The carne asada was definitely my fave but kind of bland and their pastor wasn't my fave neither. Had the pineapples and everything but they were also cut extra small, so I couldn't really taste it neither. I was still very happy to have my taco Tuesday with this place. I may wanna give their smothered fries a go but more importantly, their birria and birria ramen!

My gf and I go often. Great atmosphere! Great service (Lexi is the best)!! Good bar food, always…read morehits the spot!

On our way back to El Paso to return our loaner car and to get our car back, we stopped at Three…read morePints Pub for lunch. My wife had the chicken quesadilla and i had the two corn dogs with French fries. Everything was good. Large area with lots of tables, some pool tables and the bar area which was pretty busy while we were there. The service provided to us was great.

Food was delicious. All taco plates come with a side of Charros that are very good…read more They also have some of the biggest tortas in town. The al pastor is definitely the best I've had.

Barbacoa está bien chiclosa, nunca tienen pastor a trompo. Es lo que anuncian, servicio muy bien…read morepero los cocineros no.

I finally got to try Ulysses Tacos and Flautas on the Northeast after picking up my free Miracle…read moregrow kit from Lowe's. I'm always too early since they're only open from 6pm-11:30pm, and I hate crossing the devil mountain from the Westside, but the stars aligned tonight. Now I'm even more mad because I know that I'll have to cross over the dang mountain at night to get my fix. When people say, it's just like Juarez, I don't really know what that means since I've never been to Juarez, but I imagine it's a compliment, since I lived in Southern California and crossing to TJ and getting food there as well as in Baja California (Ensenada, Rosarito, etc) means amazing Mexican food. Well, this is amazing Mexican food. The flautas: so crispy and light, full of meat and tender and soft inside...the sauces compliment it perfectly. I liked the cabbage salad they had with it as well since it fills you up and makes you think you're eating something healthy and not fried in lard. ;) The carne asada tacos (you get 5)...now this is what I missed from CA. Perfectly crispy chunky bites of meat, a little singed, a little fatty and well seasoned. It's the best beef I've had so far in a taco in El Paso. And check this out. All of this was $10! Seriously a great value. Cash/Venmo/Zelle/Cash app only, no credit cards. Call ahead as they get slammed and the little parking space has room for like 5 cars. The owner is so nice, genuinely delights at having people enjoy their food. I wanted to give it justice and eat it right away and he agreed that it was best since reheating it takes away from the texture and flavors. Come out and #supportlocal great finds like this amazing food truck. Ulysses Tacos & Flautas 9960 Dyer St, El Paso, TX 79924 (915) 502-3467 https://maps.app.goo.gl/njQcmecmjEgNcJdE6

Carne asada Tacos are great! Flavor was there. Steak tacos came completely plain, which was…read moreperfect. I got four carne asada tacos for $7. You can add pico, guac, cabbage, sour cream, and hot sauce. Sour cream and guac was really watery (didn't try them) and the hot sauce was so hot(!!) one drop was enough for all four of my tacos. The owner threw in free Flautas, but they were so skinny there was barely any meat in them. I didn't try them my husband and brother in law did. They weren't 100% impressed. I will definitely come back if I'm on this side of town again.