Los Jarrones

I had the molletes with eggs for breakfast and salsa del árbol. Oh my goodness! They make their own bread in the bakery. Menudo is also very good and very very well served. Service is great and staff very friendly. You do have to get up and pay your own tab at the register which is not a big deal but sometimes the line is long. Other than that this place is great for Mexican food.

The food is usually very good. I don’t recommend the Tapiqueno steak because they claim it was a sirloin but looked more like Chuck Steak because it was full of nerve and fat!

Very very good food at this Mexican restaurant. The waiters are very good at their job and they get it done quick and correctly. I get the Mexican plate every time I go. It has a chili relleno, a taco and a huge enchilada with rice and beans. I go there maybe twice a month at least. I’m a good cook and I know what good food is. Go have a taste for your self.

Best Pozole in town (Very spicy even for a mexican).
Red chile enchiladas also spicy and good.

Stopped in here very busy with locals service very good and food quality with generous portions .
Salsa very, very good. Bakery with beautiful goods well priced
Thinking to stop for breakfast next time as well

A Mexican restaurant that offers so many choices in there menu and has no real specialty is almost always lame. In fact the only reason I gave it two stars instead of zero is because the sweet bread and pizza are decent.

This place was crowded for breakfast but not so crowded that we had to wait at all, just steady traffic while we were there. Parking was no problem too. The reason why I gave this place a 5 rating is because of the food quality. It is authentic Mexican cuisine and so delicioso. The prices and quality of food was right on. I will definitely be coming back.

Few times we visited this place on Doniphan, next to Walmart on Redd Rd. (There are more Jarrones restaurants, including one a bit further up Doniphan near the mall, which we try to avoid because it’s less crowded, not as much ambiance and dirtier it seems.) But this location is nicer, the food is cheap and good. Nothing fancy but good. You feel like you’re eating with the locals, there’s Mexican music playing in the background.
The only problem I had there recently is that the waitress spoke only Spanish. As I didn’t understand, and English is not my first language either, I simply said «English?!». She seemed offended that I wanted her to speak English. I speak four languages and I’m sorry but Spanish isn’t one of them. Waitress was trying to convince me her English was bad (but the few words she spoke sounded great to me) and give me Spanish lessons (which was uncalled for). Second waitress did the opposite, acted as if she understood but then brought us one water instead of two.
Edit: just saw a review regarding racism from a mixed African-​American & Caucasian family, and that review actually reflects the way I feel about this, at least by some of the staff members, although not as blatant as the other reviewer said it was.

My husband and I eat here quite often, especially on Sundays when we come to shop at the new Wal Mart across the street. The wait staff is always friendly and there’s food on the menu for everyone! It gets a little crowded on the weekends and there’s a wait sometimes, but the food is always worth it. There’s also a bakery inside the restaurant that sells a variety of yummy goodies.

It’s a mystery to me why this restaurant only has 5 reviews.
Los Jarrones served as my first real taste of El Paso, both figuratively and literally. I’m currently visiting for business, and after checking into the hotel, our team hit up this Mexican food monolith for some authentic grub. I didn’t pay much attention to the décor, but it seems to mimic the general scenery of El Paso. The menu is straight forward. I ordered a chicken burrito and a Mexican plate (one beef taco, one chile relleno, and one cheese enchilada). I’d like to note that this would easily cost $ 15-​$ 20 at a Chuy’s in Austin. The burrito was $ 3 (maybe $ 4 for chicken) and the plate $ 7. The chicken in the burrito was a little dry but nothing some salsa/​chile relleno/​enchilada sauce couldn’t fix. The plate was served a la Mexicana, so it came with lettuce and tomatoes, as well as a good portion of rice and beans. Oh yeah. we were served chips and salsa beforehand, so needless to say I was close to bursting. I was very satisfied with the quality of the food and the price.
To make things better, you can get dessert at the Los Jarrones bakery next door. Delicious treats for $ 0.75 each!

One of the best restaurants in town. A well kept secret really, despite the fact that they have at least three locations that I know of. The menu is vast, and I’ve tried a little bit of everything. Tacos, tortas, menudo, enchiladas, chili rellenos. Lengua, bistec, machaca, barbacoa, pescado, these guys have got a talent for cooking. The prices some of the most competitive in town. The atmosphere, laid back and genuine. Often times there’s a guy serenading the guests with song and the wonderful music played from his guitar. tip the man! ;)
The Redd Road location has a paneria next door for all your pan dulce needs, so our family often orders up a few with coffee after dinner. Lastly the place is byob, umm awesome! The only think keeping this place from getting a fifth star is that the service is a bit too laid back. You have to at times, be willing to get up from the table the wrangle them on over, which is funny because this all so you can get your check. Which since, they don’t bring it to you at the conclusion of your meal, we have on multiple occasion almost forgotten to pay and walk out. We’ve always remembered to go back in, but really for their own benefit, drop the bill off so we can pay y’all for the wonderful meal and good times.

I have been here a couple of times to try different food on the menu, but every time the food is BAD. The menudo is incredible disgusting, my wife had to order something else that’s how bad it was. The service could be better all I saw was 2 servers for the whole restaurant.

Phenomenal food and service! If you are looking for authentic and delicious mexican food, look no further. also, after your meal stop by the bakery next door– you’ll be in for a treat!

They have the best Juevos Rancheros that I’ve had in a few years. They have a surprising amount of Seafood items too Better prices then at Delicias up the street also. Great to see reasonably priced (unlike places like Avilas with jacked up prices) authentic Mexican food. The rest of the menu and entrees I saw looked great. y friend had excellent fajitas for $ 9.99. The bakery that is attached has great, authentic Mexican pastries too. Only open to 8:00 so I wish they were open later. That is my only issue with this place though

An amazing place for breakfast. Menudo, huevos rancheros, pan dulce are all up to par. Definite thumbs up. However…
As great as this place is for breakfast, it is downright awful for dinner. Extreme inconsistency in the food quality. Don’t risk it, but, if you must, stick to the staples. FYI, just down Doniphan, Ke Flauta serves up a genius selection of night-​appropriate Mexican.

WOW!
I cant tell you enough of just how tasty this food is in LOS JARRONES.
I ordered the chili rellenos and was in HEAVEN!
They were STUFFED with gooey cheese and perfectly seasoned.
The chips and salsa were homemade and the salsa was spicy and delicious. FANTASTIC! (my mouth is watering now.)
Tacos are stuffed with fresh beef and wonderful cheese and veggies.
Good and filling! Tacos shells are also home made and super tasty! Addicting indeed! YUM!
I am so impressed by the freshness. Service was terrific too!
Prices are reasonable as well.
Check this place out guys, you won’t be sorry, I promise!