Beautiful place. They were unable to make my husband a chocolate martini or a pina colada. Server just shrugged and said ingredients were unavailable.
Tj I.
Fabulous French 75 in the Dome bar inside Paseo Del Norte. Fun, smiling bartender was hustling to get everyone served quickly when 4 different couples converged simultaneously. America knew all her drinks by heart and made them look easy!
Kit R.
It's dark and kind of cold-ish inside. Music is a little loud. Food isn't exciting, and super expensive. Drinks were nice but pricey. Lounge singer is a cool touch.
Kevin B.
Stayed at the hotel in El Paso where The Dome Bar is located and MAN is this place something else! You feel like you're in a mission, and the drinks don't disappoint nor did their Lamb Gnocchi dish. If you're passing through on your way into Texas and happen to stop in El Paso, check out Dome Bar!
Patrick D.
The service was great despite a super busy night. Patience with the barman is always key. I have been here several times; even on National Bourbon Day where the Dome Bar had a great Bourbon night with some smooth jazz at the piano bar. The Dome offers some Bourbon Barrel Vintages blended in French, Mizunara, and American Oaks. This in a splendid setting with a recently (2020) renovated Dome that has a great of history to tell. This is one of my favorite place to go for some drinks and bites in El Paso. Located in the El Paso Del Norte Hotel downtown, the Dome bar brings the elegance of the 20th century with some well preserved features such as the Tiffany-style, high stained glass dome ceiling. The story goes that after some libitation some revolutionaries would go to the 10th floor and watch some troop in-fighting. Only in El Paso!! You even have a restored bronze statue of General Pancho Villa welcoming U. S. General John Pershing at the entry of the hotel. This is a great place that captures the time and atmosphere of everything that is good about our great city of El Paso!
Vicki G.
The setting is exquisite. We visited this bar specifically for the Tiffany dome ceiling and it did not disappoint. However, just as you can't live in a view (when it comes to a home), you can't drink in one either. The cocktails were not impressive and the alcohol selection was marginal. Of course, they have a limited amount of space due to the logistics of the place. The bartender was attentive, and the musical entertainment was good, though a bit loud at times.
Amanda Isula
Great staff, absolutely beautiful atmosphere and one of the best espresso martinis I’ve ever had!!
Jenny L.
Oh my gosh, have you ever had an English teatime experience? If you haven't, you are seriously missing out on a seriously delightful treat! I recently went to High Tea at the Dome Bar @hotelpdn with my girlfriend for a VERY belated birthday celebration and let me tell you, it was so much fun!First of all, let's talk about the food. Oh my goodness, the food was to die for! We had these tiny little cucumber sandwiches, ham, and salmon ones cut into rectangles; my favorite was probably the egg sandwich. They were so dainty and delicate, and they tasted like a little slice of heaven. Then there were these tiny little scones that just melted in your mouth. We topped them with clotted cream and Bonne Mamman jams in tiny jars and it was a total game changer! I LOVE clotted cream and it's a total pain in the butt to make and even more expensive to purchase so this was a total indulgence.But the pièce de résistance was definitely the desserts. We had these adorable little cakes that were decorated with cream and a cherry on top. They were so pretty, it was almost a shame to eat them. But of course, we did. And let me tell you, they were absolutely delicious. There was this one cake that had a light and fluffy sponge with a layer of pineapple and cream in the middle, and it was just perfection. They even made their own little version of a Swiss Roll with chocolate ganache!The whole experience was just so girly and fun. We sat at this cute little table with a floral tablecloth and pretty teacups. We even had our own little teapot, which made us feel so fancy. And the tea itself was so flavorful and aromatic. We tried a few different blends, but my favorite was definitely the Earl Grey. It was so rich and fragrant, I could have drank it all day!We also had a Carajillo, it was her first one and she loved it and wondered how it would taste with Vietnamese coffee. The smell of the freshly brewed coffee mixed with the brandy was so intoxicating. When I took my first sip, I was blown away by the complex flavors. The sweetness from the sugar balanced out the bitterness of the espresso, while the brandy added a warm and comforting element to the drink. If you ever have the chance to try a Carajillo, I highly recommend it!Overall, the English teatime experience was a total blast. It was so much fun to dress up, enjoy these fancy little treats and catch up with my girlfriend. I can't wait to do it again!
Angel Garcia
Great service all around. Bartender made us great drinks and took our food order. Piano Man (Mr. Pando) was playing the piano while we enjoyed our evening. Dinning and dancing.Thank you all!
Lesli C
Nicely staff , I like to listen the pianist on weekend
We went to the Dome Bar on a busy Saturday night before the holiday season, so that may have impacted our experience. It was very busy and crowded with standing room only by about 8:30pm. I ordered one their seasonal drinks and it was good, but the amaretto was very overpowering and made it hard to drink. I don't know what else was in there, but maybe the point was just the amaretto flavor. My husband had a couple of classic drinks that were okay. Nothing good, nothing bad. They had live music, but it felt like a bit much in an otherwise classy and open space. Glad we went to experience it, but it was just okay overall.
Elsa C.
The Dome Bar is located inside the Hotel Paso Del Norte. So valet or self parking. The Thursday night that we went there was a lady singing and yes she sang great because of the Dome ceiling the sound is LOUD! So, husband and I were traveling doing a Texas/New Mexico road trip and checked into the hotel. We were looking for a place for a nice glass of bourbon. We got a menu and decided to get some bourbon. I had Bulleit Rye and he had Bulleit, both got them with 1 large cube ( which by the way large cube is extra charge). The bourbon was nice, the service was slow & the music while nice is really LOUD.
George B.
My gin martini and wifes' old fashion were made perfectly. Cool bar and nice atmosphere to kick off date night in downtown El Paso!
Jason B.
Beautiful place! Phenomenal food! Great entertainment! Have the best oyster selection, squash blossoms, burger, and this beauty!
Beautiful place. They were unable to make my husband a chocolate martini or a pina colada. Server just shrugged and said ingredients were unavailable.
Fabulous French 75 in the Dome bar inside Paseo Del Norte. Fun, smiling bartender was hustling to get everyone served quickly when 4 different couples converged simultaneously. America knew all her drinks by heart and made them look easy!
It's dark and kind of cold-ish inside. Music is a little loud. Food isn't exciting, and super expensive. Drinks were nice but pricey. Lounge singer is a cool touch.
Stayed at the hotel in El Paso where The Dome Bar is located and MAN is this place something else! You feel like you're in a mission, and the drinks don't disappoint nor did their Lamb Gnocchi dish. If you're passing through on your way into Texas and happen to stop in El Paso, check out Dome Bar!
The service was great despite a super busy night. Patience with the barman is always key. I have been here several times; even on National Bourbon Day where the Dome Bar had a great Bourbon night with some smooth jazz at the piano bar. The Dome offers some Bourbon Barrel Vintages blended in French, Mizunara, and American Oaks. This in a splendid setting with a recently (2020) renovated Dome that has a great of history to tell. This is one of my favorite place to go for some drinks and bites in El Paso. Located in the El Paso Del Norte Hotel downtown, the Dome bar brings the elegance of the 20th century with some well preserved features such as the Tiffany-style, high stained glass dome ceiling. The story goes that after some libitation some revolutionaries would go to the 10th floor and watch some troop in-fighting. Only in El Paso!! You even have a restored bronze statue of General Pancho Villa welcoming U. S. General John Pershing at the entry of the hotel. This is a great place that captures the time and atmosphere of everything that is good about our great city of El Paso!
The setting is exquisite. We visited this bar specifically for the Tiffany dome ceiling and it did not disappoint. However, just as you can't live in a view (when it comes to a home), you can't drink in one either. The cocktails were not impressive and the alcohol selection was marginal. Of course, they have a limited amount of space due to the logistics of the place. The bartender was attentive, and the musical entertainment was good, though a bit loud at times.
Great staff, absolutely beautiful atmosphere and one of the best espresso martinis I’ve ever had!!
Oh my gosh, have you ever had an English teatime experience? If you haven't, you are seriously missing out on a seriously delightful treat! I recently went to High Tea at the Dome Bar @hotelpdn with my girlfriend for a VERY belated birthday celebration and let me tell you, it was so much fun!First of all, let's talk about the food. Oh my goodness, the food was to die for! We had these tiny little cucumber sandwiches, ham, and salmon ones cut into rectangles; my favorite was probably the egg sandwich. They were so dainty and delicate, and they tasted like a little slice of heaven. Then there were these tiny little scones that just melted in your mouth. We topped them with clotted cream and Bonne Mamman jams in tiny jars and it was a total game changer! I LOVE clotted cream and it's a total pain in the butt to make and even more expensive to purchase so this was a total indulgence.But the pièce de résistance was definitely the desserts. We had these adorable little cakes that were decorated with cream and a cherry on top. They were so pretty, it was almost a shame to eat them. But of course, we did. And let me tell you, they were absolutely delicious. There was this one cake that had a light and fluffy sponge with a layer of pineapple and cream in the middle, and it was just perfection. They even made their own little version of a Swiss Roll with chocolate ganache!The whole experience was just so girly and fun. We sat at this cute little table with a floral tablecloth and pretty teacups. We even had our own little teapot, which made us feel so fancy. And the tea itself was so flavorful and aromatic. We tried a few different blends, but my favorite was definitely the Earl Grey. It was so rich and fragrant, I could have drank it all day!We also had a Carajillo, it was her first one and she loved it and wondered how it would taste with Vietnamese coffee. The smell of the freshly brewed coffee mixed with the brandy was so intoxicating. When I took my first sip, I was blown away by the complex flavors. The sweetness from the sugar balanced out the bitterness of the espresso, while the brandy added a warm and comforting element to the drink. If you ever have the chance to try a Carajillo, I highly recommend it!Overall, the English teatime experience was a total blast. It was so much fun to dress up, enjoy these fancy little treats and catch up with my girlfriend. I can't wait to do it again!
Great service all around. Bartender made us great drinks and took our food order. Piano Man (Mr. Pando) was playing the piano while we enjoyed our evening. Dinning and dancing.Thank you all!
Nicely staff , I like to listen the pianist on weekend
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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Love it, great place, incredible.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
We went to the Dome Bar on a busy Saturday night before the holiday season, so that may have impacted our experience. It was very busy and crowded with standing room only by about 8:30pm. I ordered one their seasonal drinks and it was good, but the amaretto was very overpowering and made it hard to drink. I don't know what else was in there, but maybe the point was just the amaretto flavor. My husband had a couple of classic drinks that were okay. Nothing good, nothing bad. They had live music, but it felt like a bit much in an otherwise classy and open space. Glad we went to experience it, but it was just okay overall.
The Dome Bar is located inside the Hotel Paso Del Norte. So valet or self parking. The Thursday night that we went there was a lady singing and yes she sang great because of the Dome ceiling the sound is LOUD! So, husband and I were traveling doing a Texas/New Mexico road trip and checked into the hotel. We were looking for a place for a nice glass of bourbon. We got a menu and decided to get some bourbon. I had Bulleit Rye and he had Bulleit, both got them with 1 large cube ( which by the way large cube is extra charge). The bourbon was nice, the service was slow & the music while nice is really LOUD.
My gin martini and wifes' old fashion were made perfectly. Cool bar and nice atmosphere to kick off date night in downtown El Paso!
Beautiful place! Phenomenal food! Great entertainment! Have the best oyster selection, squash blossoms, burger, and this beauty!