Monteleone's - El Paso

It was great. the last time we were here, our date was the last weekend in the october. it was an evening meal and a film special with limited seating. the lasagne was extra naughty. I recommend the rehearsals of the appetizers if they are uncertain. they can from the mass produced Italian cuisine from ground on homemade that monteleone 's requisit. we even ordered the bruschetta and the salat with their limited selection of dressing is a decent pairing. we were even surprised that they went out of dt. koks had them a lot coke zero, that is a and the bread rolls....mmmmm fresh made and very limited bread rolls.....If they have an extra marinara sauce from the appetizer board, they should better drown that in it my brotha cuz it is mmm good....(sorry mr. campbell). their days of operation is Thurs-Saturday and they have a chased motel over the road that we would like to check out and actually check out.

We visited Monteleone's for dinner and greatly surprised by EVERYTHING. The decor is romantic in some areas, while in others it is a little on the odd side. We both ordered their baked lasagna and found it to be exquisite! The sauce it the absolute best we've ever eaten. They serve up the meal with fresh baked rolls and butter too. We had a fantastic dessert with apple fried inside their fresh dough, with a caramel sauce drizzle, served with delicious vanilla ice cream. We were so pleased with how we were served and the food. Laura, the owner, was wonderful and came out to greet us, tell us about the different foods and answered our questions about the restaurant. I don't think we could have had a better experience at any other restaurant. Thank you Laura, for your hospitality and great food!

How did I not know about this place!? We originally were trying to get the Italian restaurant, but they were closed for their Murder Dinner Mystery Rehearsal, another surprise about this place! So we tried their Americana Diner, and their Cheeseburgers and Chili Cheese Dogs tasted amazing! It's set in a fun carnival theme traveling cart, so seating is tight, recommended for pairs or groups willing to split. One side is regular tables while the other is vintage roller coaster chairs! The food is served in Chinese Takeout boxes, which adds to the bizarre! And the bathrooms is filled with creepy clowns and a creepy mannequin prop hiding in the shadows across the toilet! I've also learned they do OUTDOOR FILMS featuring vintage horror!!! Yaaaas! So all in all, a TRUE HIDDEN GEM OF EL PASO, as this place is not set in a traditional building, but in the old neighborhoods not far from downtown. Reservations Required for Dinner Theater and Outdoor Film! I will return! Thanks!

Very retro and cool place. They play old school horror movies in the month of October outside in their patio area. Italian nachos are awesome and so is the beer. Live music.

Very nice place something different. From any other restaurant. It has its own unique style. The food was good the service was excellent. There was a bit of a wait not a lot but the food was being freshly made. So it was worth the wait.