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At Grove Brunch Café El Paso West, we combine the best of El Paso with a twist of international flavors to create healthy, delicious meals. From fresh brunch plates to signature cocktails, every item is made with the highest quality ingredients. Whether you’re joining us for a leisurely brunch or ordering online, we strive to provide an unforgettable dining experience. Visit us at 7470 Cimarron Market for a brunch that’s as healthy as it is flavorful!
Vibrant canteen with outdoor seating whipping up brunch staples & global fusion fare.
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Address: 7470 Cimarron Market Ave Building 7 Suite 200, El Paso, TX 79911
Phone: (915) 234-2299
Website: http://groveelpaso.com/
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Reviews
Azucena Mendez
It was almost packed but the service was really good, fast and friendly, the food very tasty. “This waffle is pretty good” (said my hard to please teenager)
Very good coffee too.
Overall tasty and fresh food. Me likey!!
… moreVery good coffee too.
Overall tasty and fresh food. Me likey!!
Voluptuous Vegan
Tucked inside the ever-bustling Cimarron Plaza, The Grove Brunch Café feels like the kind of place that gets brunch on a higher level — equal parts aesthetic, intentional, and flavorful. I stopped by post-workout and ordered a to-go meal, but couldn’t resist starting with their Butterfly Tea Latte (unsweetened). It’s visually stunning — a dreamy bluish-violet hue that looks almost too pretty to sip — and surprisingly balanced, earthy, and light. Think matcha’s sophisticated cousin with antioxidant flair.
I also tried the Healthy Asian Salad, and let’s just say it truly lives up to its name — maybe too much. I’m a self-proclaimed health junkie, but this one felt like foraging directly from the sea. Gigantic leafy greens, earthy mushrooms, some kind of seaweed situation… it was fresh, yes, but I found myself feeling like I was eating straight out of the ocean. Admirably wholesome, just not my jam. Next time, I’ve got my eye on their vegan bowl, which looks much more my speed.
The menu overall is impressively expansive, thoughtfully inclusive of vegan and vegetarian options, and brimming with what I’d call “elevated casual” plates. My waitress was fantastic — warm, attentive, and effortlessly cool — matching the vibey energy of the space itself. The interior is chic yet inviting, with indoor and outdoor seating perfect for El Paso’s sunny brunch culture.
If there’s one thing that surprises me, it’s the hours. For such a popular, food-forward plaza, closing at 4 p.m. feels almost criminal — those folks with 9-to-5s can only dream of a late-day Grove fix. Still, when you do catch them open, it’s a genuinely delightful spot that makes brunch feel intentional rather than routine.
… moreI also tried the Healthy Asian Salad, and let’s just say it truly lives up to its name — maybe too much. I’m a self-proclaimed health junkie, but this one felt like foraging directly from the sea. Gigantic leafy greens, earthy mushrooms, some kind of seaweed situation… it was fresh, yes, but I found myself feeling like I was eating straight out of the ocean. Admirably wholesome, just not my jam. Next time, I’ve got my eye on their vegan bowl, which looks much more my speed.
The menu overall is impressively expansive, thoughtfully inclusive of vegan and vegetarian options, and brimming with what I’d call “elevated casual” plates. My waitress was fantastic — warm, attentive, and effortlessly cool — matching the vibey energy of the space itself. The interior is chic yet inviting, with indoor and outdoor seating perfect for El Paso’s sunny brunch culture.
If there’s one thing that surprises me, it’s the hours. For such a popular, food-forward plaza, closing at 4 p.m. feels almost criminal — those folks with 9-to-5s can only dream of a late-day Grove fix. Still, when you do catch them open, it’s a genuinely delightful spot that makes brunch feel intentional rather than routine.
M
Saturday after the market came to the Grove for brunch. I had the chilaquiles with steak half green and red salsa, and of course avocado. Pair this with a voodoo ranger, perfect juicy choice to tame that heat. Ended with a Grove Moscow Mule on patio to chill with the live tunes.
Tried a pistachio macaroon, well it is not, no pistachio flavor detected and all you get is sugar green food coloring flavor. The raspberry was over kill and chunky.
… moreTried a pistachio macaroon, well it is not, no pistachio flavor detected and all you get is sugar green food coloring flavor. The raspberry was over kill and chunky.
Veronica Cleary
I ordered the house soup which is a green chili pozole. If they could have found the oldest, driest radishes and limes in the kitchen they found them. The house soup had a horrific old oregano taste to it. I highly do not recommend ordering this plate. I couldn’t finish it due to the horrible taste.
… moreAlex P
The best part about this place is the ambience, especially for brunch. The service was friendly and accommodating. The food was subpar though. I ordered the chicken and waffles and was surprised when I got the chicken. The batter was very thick, and was the type of batter you use for fish and chips, not for fried chicken…it made a big difference in taste. The waffle and house fries were good though. I wouldn’t order that dish from them again.
… moreDavid Weldon (David C. Weldon Jr.)
Won’t be coming back. Service was trash, and I feel bad for talking bad about trash, at least trash serves a purpose.
Food brought out without silverware & it was obvious from that moment that the attention to detail was missing. Our server never once came by to check on us, never refilled a drink, my wife had to go up and ask for more cream for her meal to another person behind the bar and a second time to get a water refill, which always amazes me that when the customer has to leave their seat not once but twice, try to rebuild the relationship with the customer by atleast thinking “maybe I should bring them both a drink refill” but not this time.
Then we had to ask not once but twice for the check, after the first time we were told “oh I thought someone else got it” when we could SEE OUR WAITRESS STAND IN THE BAR AREA JUST TALKING WITH HER COWORKERS BECAUSE THERE IS NO WHERE TO HIDE IN THIS RESTAURANT FOR US NOT TO SEE WHAT YOU ARE DOING.
then once the bill comes, we wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and wait, no one comes by to get the check or our card, so fortunately I had exact change to leave. At this point, I can justify not leaving a tip and I HATE making that justification but why am I paying for service that I didn’t get?
We both ordered breakfast, food was mid at best. Pancakes were super dry, I tried to be positive about them saying nonsense like “it’s probably vegan and healthy” or “they didn’t use any butter so it’s better that way” but the service performance made me cut the crap and recognize the lack of any sort of flavor in the pancakes and the grove potatoes, which were also dry and flavorless.
It’s sad because I saw the table directly next to us, with the same waitress, have an exceptionally better overall experience compared to us and we were sat first with the couple plus young child sat maybe 5 minutes after us.
For two breakfast meals, a $5.50 fruity drink (with no booze in it) & two waters to come to $35.99, I might as well be in LA or NY, for El Paso to charge that much is absurd.
… moreFood brought out without silverware & it was obvious from that moment that the attention to detail was missing. Our server never once came by to check on us, never refilled a drink, my wife had to go up and ask for more cream for her meal to another person behind the bar and a second time to get a water refill, which always amazes me that when the customer has to leave their seat not once but twice, try to rebuild the relationship with the customer by atleast thinking “maybe I should bring them both a drink refill” but not this time.
Then we had to ask not once but twice for the check, after the first time we were told “oh I thought someone else got it” when we could SEE OUR WAITRESS STAND IN THE BAR AREA JUST TALKING WITH HER COWORKERS BECAUSE THERE IS NO WHERE TO HIDE IN THIS RESTAURANT FOR US NOT TO SEE WHAT YOU ARE DOING.
then once the bill comes, we wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and wait, no one comes by to get the check or our card, so fortunately I had exact change to leave. At this point, I can justify not leaving a tip and I HATE making that justification but why am I paying for service that I didn’t get?
We both ordered breakfast, food was mid at best. Pancakes were super dry, I tried to be positive about them saying nonsense like “it’s probably vegan and healthy” or “they didn’t use any butter so it’s better that way” but the service performance made me cut the crap and recognize the lack of any sort of flavor in the pancakes and the grove potatoes, which were also dry and flavorless.
It’s sad because I saw the table directly next to us, with the same waitress, have an exceptionally better overall experience compared to us and we were sat first with the couple plus young child sat maybe 5 minutes after us.
For two breakfast meals, a $5.50 fruity drink (with no booze in it) & two waters to come to $35.99, I might as well be in LA or NY, for El Paso to charge that much is absurd.
Leo Ramirez
The food was excellent so as the service the portions were very fulfilling, overall it was a great experience and meal.
… moreMits
My friend invited me here for brunch, and I wasn’t about to miss out on a free meal. We arrived and had a 30 minute wait, which we were okay with since the place was pretty busy. We were sat, greeted by our server, and each got one of their blue lavender lattes (which were $7). It had a gentle flavor, which was very enjoyable, but i feel like the cup was small for the price. I ordered the Farm Omlette (which came with a potato side) and my friend got the French Toast, we share a taste with each other. While the dishes tasted fine (nothing too extraordinary), I feel like the portion sizes were a bit small for the almost $15 price for each plate. Maybe I’m just used to oversized portions. Our server was very attentive during out time there. In total, with tip, the total came out to about $50, which in my opinion, is overpriced for what we got. If you have the money or just want brunch on the lighter side, I’d say this is your place.
… moreDaniela Benavides
So far, this has been my favorite brunch spot in El Paso. I’m from San Antonio, so I haven’t tried every place yet, but this one made me come back for more. The food is fresh and honestly so good. The orange juice is actually freshly squeezed, which is a big plus for me.
The matcha wasn’t my favorite—it was really light in color, not the bright green I expected, so maybe they used a lot of oat milk. I usually drink mine plain, so I could tell it wasn’t the best quality.
The restaurant is on the smaller side, but it’s super cute and has that desert-chic vibe. Definitely worth checking out.
… moreThe matcha wasn’t my favorite—it was really light in color, not the bright green I expected, so maybe they used a lot of oat milk. I usually drink mine plain, so I could tell it wasn’t the best quality.
The restaurant is on the smaller side, but it’s super cute and has that desert-chic vibe. Definitely worth checking out.
Michael E. Perez
My wife had the Avocado toast and I had the full English breakfast . Both were good. The English breakfast was missing beans and the sausage was regular breakfast sausage but the meal was very tasty.
The acoustics are terrible. The music is very loud and yet you can hears other people’s conversations. They were probably talking very loud due the blasting music.
Menus were sticky and dirty looking. The bathrooms have not seen a mop and soap in a long time. The floor is sticky and visibly dirty. The attached pictures show how dirty the bathrooms are. Hopefully the management will insist on certain cleanliness standards.
… moreThe acoustics are terrible. The music is very loud and yet you can hears other people’s conversations. They were probably talking very loud due the blasting music.
Menus were sticky and dirty looking. The bathrooms have not seen a mop and soap in a long time. The floor is sticky and visibly dirty. The attached pictures show how dirty the bathrooms are. Hopefully the management will insist on certain cleanliness standards.