Really recommend La Fête… especially for brunch. I loved the Monte Cristo and my wife loved her Chicken and Waffles!No pics because we inhaled the food!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken & Waffles
Beautiful J
Bomb! This place is so
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Silver
Excellent service, great atmosphere, and the food was phenomenal! Our party got the "Never Too Late Burger", Pork Belly Sandwich, and Steak Skillet. No complaints or gripes from any of us and the potatoes were unique and tasty. You'll have a hard time finding something to complain about here. 10/10 spot and surprisingly not overly expensive (at least not everything on the menu), making me want to come back for dinner time
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Steak Skillet
Eduardo Iglesias
Excellent place to go with the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
YOLOIM BORED
Love the food and everything about it good staff and goood mac and cheese top 10 Mac and cheese go to for my pasta
Waited for over ten minutes to be waited on and no one came gave us plastic ware because they did not have enough clean
Service: 1
Gerald Amos
Great place to eat! The food is amazing the atmosphere is great… although the food can be a little pricey, the authenticity of the food makes up for it… highly recommend this place… get the BLT pork sandwich or the Korean sandwich…
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Shrimp & Grits, Bacon & Avocado Croissant, El Paso Mac
Adriana A
We came here for the French toasts based on all the reviews, and they were not wrong. They are delicious! The eggs, bacon, grits, and potatoes are also very good. Add a croissant and ask for the peach cobbler butter. Great people are working at this establishment. We had fast and excellent customer service. We plan to return next time we are craving some awesome comfort food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Scrambled Eggs, Peach Cobbler Butter, Croissant, La Fete French Toast
Gustavo Cortez
Service was good. However, the food had a taste of ??? Some type of fusión but did not find it satesfactory. All three diferent plates were ??? Their invention- fussion??? The coffee had a taste that was like the cup - pot was not clean. Maybe the water. Weiter made new pot but still had the same yaqui taste. Prices a little high for the quality. Not a place I would go back.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
Destiny Tipton
We went to La Fête Cafe on Friday (3/1/24). My husband, two kids, and I decided to try something new that evening. This place did not disappoint!!!!My kids ordered alfredo pasta with chicken, my husband ordered the jerk chicken, and I ordered the La Fête pasta. ALL of it was delicious!!! One of my kids is a bit picky and ate everything off the plate. We rarely take home one takeout box of leftover food. This time, it was half of one small takeout box. The food was that delicious. The drinks! My kids and I had their version of a lemonade….my only word to describe how good it was is INCREDIBLE!!!! My husband had a Stubborn soda. Again, INCREDIBLE!!!The server was knowledgeable AND friendly. We didn’t feel the urgency to leave, we didn’t feel like it was so busy that you couldn’t enjoy the atmosphere. It was simply calming and welcoming. Such a friendly atmosphere. The decor, the food, the portion sizes, the people, and the drinks all made up a wonderful Friday dinner experience. I cannot say enough to express how nice it was to dine in and enjoy time with my family. It’s a MUST try in El Paso. This is definitely a hidden gem!Kid-friendliness: The food is kid friendly and portion appropriate.
I went to have lunch with some friends and ordered a mango chile mimosa, chicken and waffles, and fried pork belly tacos. The mimosa was okay but too small. The chicken and waffles were bland and the chicken was barely cooked except for the edges. The waffle was nothing special and the strawberry butter did not help much. The fried pork belly tacos were bad and the pork smelled and tasted awful. I would not recommend this dish at all. The service was very slow for such a small place. I also tasted my friends’ 5 cheese Mac n cheese and Parmesan truffle chips. The chips were tasty and flavorful. The Mac n cheese was too salty, oily, and flavorless.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Bhanu C.
I went to have lunch with some friends and ordered a mango chile mimosa, chicken and waffles, and fried pork belly tacos. The mimosa was okay but too small. The chicken and waffles were bland and the chicken was barely cooked except for the edges. The waffle was nothing special and the strawberry butter did not help much. The fried pork belly tacos were bad and the pork smelled and tasted awful. I would not recommend this dish at all. The service was very slow for such a small place. I also tasted my friends' 5 cheese Mac n cheese and Parmesan truffle chips. The chips were tasty and flavorful. The Mac n cheese was too salty, oily, and flavorless.
Claudia P.
Service and ambiance were popping! The bacon, avocado, and egg croissant hit the spot
David Chang
Hidden gem in El paso. We had brunch at La Fete and the food was absolutely delicious. Steak skillet was loaded with crispy potatoes with tons of seasoning and flavor. Eggs on top were cooked perfectly for a hearty and flavorful meal. The service was awesome and a whole lot of fun. Love the local feel of the spot. Highly recommend it!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Steak Skillet
TopFoodieReview
As dawn broke and the first rays of sunlight kissed the earth, my adventurous spirit (and my rumbling stomach) led me to La Fete Cafe a local gem waiting to unfold its culinary treasures. Now, let me tell you, the experience was akin to finding a rare book in a library - mostly delightful with a few pages dog-eared.Upon our grand entrance (and by grand, I mean we were the sleepy first customers of the day), we were greeted by a server whose niceness was evident, yet a sprinkle of "Good morning!" would have truly been the cherry on top. It's the little things, you know? Speaking of little things, the sugar situation was a bit like a treasure hunt - poured into a cup rather than sitting proudly in its packet form on our table. A dash of traditional sugar packets might just sweeten the deal further.Ah, but let's not wander too far from the pièce de résistance - the food! The chilaquiles, a dish where sweetness met savory in a delightful dance, whispered sweet nothings to my taste buds. However, it seemed to be playing hard to get, teasing with its flavors but shy on the sauce. A little more generosity with the sauce, and it could well be the talk of the town!Our hydration came with a surprise - a charge for bottled water that seemed to play hide and seek with us on the menu. A bit more visibility on this would ensure guests are not caught off-guard, much like a surprise guest at a party.And then, there was the box. An old box, sitting in plain sight, like an uninvited guest at a soiree, marring the aesthetic symphony of the place. A little tidying up, perhaps a game of hide-the-box, and voilà! The ambiance would match the culinary delights.In a nutshell, this Restaurant is like a book with a few pages needing smoothing. With a bit more sauce here, a dash of morning cheer there, and perhaps a magic trick to make the odd box disappear, it's on its way to becoming a bestseller.Rating: ★★★★☆ (4 stars for the symphony of flavors, with a side of playful suggestions for an encore performance)There you have it, my adventure exploring La Fete Cafe. A morning filled with flavors, a few surprises, and the promise of what's to come. Here's to more sauce, more sugar (in packets, please), and mornings that begin with a cheerful "Good morning!"
Really recommend La Fête… especially for brunch. I loved the Monte Cristo and my wife loved her Chicken and Waffles!No pics because we inhaled the food!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken & Waffles
Bomb! This place is so
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Excellent service, great atmosphere, and the food was phenomenal! Our party got the "Never Too Late Burger", Pork Belly Sandwich, and Steak Skillet. No complaints or gripes from any of us and the potatoes were unique and tasty. You'll have a hard time finding something to complain about here. 10/10 spot and surprisingly not overly expensive (at least not everything on the menu), making me want to come back for dinner time
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Steak Skillet
Excellent place to go with the
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Love the food and everything about it good staff and goood mac and cheese top 10 Mac and cheese go to for my pasta
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp & Grits, El Paso Mac, Spaghetti & Meatballs, Blackened Chicken Alfredo, Jerk Chicken Pasta, Blackened Chicken Pasta, Pizza Mac
Waited for over ten minutes to be waited on and no one came gave us plastic ware because they did not have enough clean
Service: 1
Great place to eat! The food is amazing the atmosphere is great… although the food can be a little pricey, the authenticity of the food makes up for it… highly recommend this place… get the BLT pork sandwich or the Korean sandwich…
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Shrimp & Grits, Bacon & Avocado Croissant, El Paso Mac
We came here for the French toasts based on all the reviews, and they were not wrong. They are delicious! The eggs, bacon, grits, and potatoes are also very good. Add a croissant and ask for the peach cobbler butter. Great people are working at this establishment. We had fast and excellent customer service. We plan to return next time we are craving some awesome comfort food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Scrambled Eggs, Peach Cobbler Butter, Croissant, La Fete French Toast
Service was good. However, the food had a taste of ??? Some type of fusión but did not find it satesfactory. All three diferent plates were ??? Their invention- fussion??? The coffee had a taste that was like the cup - pot was not clean. Maybe the water. Weiter made new pot but still had the same yaqui taste. Prices a little high for the quality. Not a place I would go back.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
We went to La Fête Cafe on Friday (3/1/24). My husband, two kids, and I decided to try something new that evening. This place did not disappoint!!!!My kids ordered alfredo pasta with chicken, my husband ordered the jerk chicken, and I ordered the La Fête pasta. ALL of it was delicious!!! One of my kids is a bit picky and ate everything off the plate. We rarely take home one takeout box of leftover food. This time, it was half of one small takeout box. The food was that delicious. The drinks! My kids and I had their version of a lemonade….my only word to describe how good it was is INCREDIBLE!!!! My husband had a Stubborn soda. Again, INCREDIBLE!!!The server was knowledgeable AND friendly. We didn’t feel the urgency to leave, we didn’t feel like it was so busy that you couldn’t enjoy the atmosphere. It was simply calming and welcoming. Such a friendly atmosphere. The decor, the food, the portion sizes, the people, and the drinks all made up a wonderful Friday dinner experience. I cannot say enough to express how nice it was to dine in and enjoy time with my family. It’s a MUST try in El Paso. This is definitely a hidden gem!Kid-friendliness: The food is kid friendly and portion appropriate.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Blackened Chicken Alfredo
Restaurantji Recommends
I went to have lunch with some friends and ordered a mango chile mimosa, chicken and waffles, and fried pork belly tacos. The mimosa was okay but too small. The chicken and waffles were bland and the chicken was barely cooked except for the edges. The waffle was nothing special and the strawberry butter did not help much. The fried pork belly tacos were bad and the pork smelled and tasted awful. I would not recommend this dish at all. The service was very slow for such a small place. I also tasted my friends’ 5 cheese Mac n cheese and Parmesan truffle chips. The chips were tasty and flavorful. The Mac n cheese was too salty, oily, and flavorless.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
I went to have lunch with some friends and ordered a mango chile mimosa, chicken and waffles, and fried pork belly tacos. The mimosa was okay but too small. The chicken and waffles were bland and the chicken was barely cooked except for the edges. The waffle was nothing special and the strawberry butter did not help much. The fried pork belly tacos were bad and the pork smelled and tasted awful. I would not recommend this dish at all. The service was very slow for such a small place. I also tasted my friends' 5 cheese Mac n cheese and Parmesan truffle chips. The chips were tasty and flavorful. The Mac n cheese was too salty, oily, and flavorless.
Service and ambiance were popping! The bacon, avocado, and egg croissant hit the spot
Hidden gem in El paso. We had brunch at La Fete and the food was absolutely delicious. Steak skillet was loaded with crispy potatoes with tons of seasoning and flavor. Eggs on top were cooked perfectly for a hearty and flavorful meal. The service was awesome and a whole lot of fun. Love the local feel of the spot. Highly recommend it!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Steak Skillet
As dawn broke and the first rays of sunlight kissed the earth, my adventurous spirit (and my rumbling stomach) led me to La Fete Cafe a local gem waiting to unfold its culinary treasures. Now, let me tell you, the experience was akin to finding a rare book in a library - mostly delightful with a few pages dog-eared.Upon our grand entrance (and by grand, I mean we were the sleepy first customers of the day), we were greeted by a server whose niceness was evident, yet a sprinkle of "Good morning!" would have truly been the cherry on top. It's the little things, you know? Speaking of little things, the sugar situation was a bit like a treasure hunt - poured into a cup rather than sitting proudly in its packet form on our table. A dash of traditional sugar packets might just sweeten the deal further.Ah, but let's not wander too far from the pièce de résistance - the food! The chilaquiles, a dish where sweetness met savory in a delightful dance, whispered sweet nothings to my taste buds. However, it seemed to be playing hard to get, teasing with its flavors but shy on the sauce. A little more generosity with the sauce, and it could well be the talk of the town!Our hydration came with a surprise - a charge for bottled water that seemed to play hide and seek with us on the menu. A bit more visibility on this would ensure guests are not caught off-guard, much like a surprise guest at a party.And then, there was the box. An old box, sitting in plain sight, like an uninvited guest at a soiree, marring the aesthetic symphony of the place. A little tidying up, perhaps a game of hide-the-box, and voilà! The ambiance would match the culinary delights.In a nutshell, this Restaurant is like a book with a few pages needing smoothing. With a bit more sauce here, a dash of morning cheer there, and perhaps a magic trick to make the odd box disappear, it's on its way to becoming a bestseller.Rating: ★★★★☆ (4 stars for the symphony of flavors, with a side of playful suggestions for an encore performance)There you have it, my adventure exploring La Fete Cafe. A morning filled with flavors, a few surprises, and the promise of what's to come. Here's to more sauce, more sugar (in packets, please), and mornings that begin with a cheerful "Good morning!"
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4