El Toro Bronco

Every time I’m in El Paso it is a must stop for sure. Great food, great atmosphere, and great service. The wait staff is always on top of it and very nice.

It was very good the meat had a real charcoal flavor I enjoyed it much.

Worst service or shall I say waited 10 minutes and no one attended us. We walked out of restaurant and they didn’t even notice. This was ridiculous.

Went here after a newspaper review. Wow!!! As noted, the sauces are amazing. You start with a plate of chili/​lime dusted veggies. We had a plate of beef and spicy pork. Beef a bit dry but very tasting. Pork was out of the world. next time will try «puerco». The «chica» plate for two can easily feed 3 – 4. Be warned, the menu is in Spanish but you can fake your way through. Worth a drive from the west side.

I’ve seen this restaurant in the various stages of renovation as it got closer and closer to opening, and was anxious to visit as soon as possible. Since I often eat lunch with mi compadres, and they know I enjoy new eateries, this was a logical choice. I couldn’t believe the delicious pre-​meal snacks. Far more than the usual bread & butter, chips & salsa, or other standard items put out to keep the client nourished before the main meal, these were a meal in themself: super fresh guacomole & tostados, spicy salsas, and whole beans! I can honestly say I’ve never eaten better guacamole – it was creamy, chunky, the tastiest ever. It was the best, even better than any when I’ve biketoured. And that is really saying something, because rarely does any food get a superior rating above chow I eat when biketouring! Our server Jocelyne M ensured we had plenty of water, chips/​dip, and our entrees were perfect. The entire resaturant was superb There is a bandstand for weekends/​nights, and one could even push a few tables aside if they dwanted to dance. I highly recommend this to anybody who wants authentic Mexican food without going South of the border!