Morra Mia - Restaurant in El Paso - 11250 Montwood Dr, USA

Definitely a modern Mexican style restaurant. Food is good. The mole was very thick with good original taste but the chicken was dry. They did take a while to bring out the food and waitress never refilled water…. Had very high hopes for this place but it wasn’t what I expected.

We had Brunch to celebrate my friend’s birthday, the pozole was really good, but the sweet Mexican bread is out of this world, really yummy. Great atmosphere and great food and prices!

While on a work trip, I was recommended to visit this place. I absolutely love the environment and food. From taste to portion size, it was pretty darn great. Only reason 5 stars was not given was to due a server completely disregarding my attempt to ask for a refill and instead looked right at me, then turned away and instead, waiving to have someone else come to me. While I understand they have their respective areas, she could've just said "we'll right with you". Other then that, pretty great place and great tasting food.

The food was different from what I am accustomed to. The mole was super thick and dark but very tasty. The parillada was steaming hot, which is why the picture blurred. It was a good meal, and the atmosphere was comfy. I would definitely come back. The parillada had shrimp, chicken, and arrachera. It was a hefty serving.

The food was amazing! I had the mahi mahi fish tacos. My wife had the enchiladas. The chips and dips were great starters. The drinks are refreshing and the service from Karen was awesome. Check it out. You'll love the place. Great ambience.👍👍

The food was great. Service was ok. The waitress came by a few times to check if everything was good while we were eating, but after we finished, we waited for a while for her to come back and ask her for our check then we waited a little longer for her to come back with the check. I will definitely return due to the food being so good.

Quite possibly the best Mexican restaurant we've ever been to. All of our dishes were expertly crafted. We ordered queso and it was served mixed with guacamole! Life changing! The complimentary salsas were authentically spicy - be careful! There was also a bartender walking around with a shot cart. You could order tableside shooters of pre-mixed shot drinks paired with rim toppings like tajin or cookies. HIGHLY recommend this place.

Tl;dr: Food is good to average, but definitely not worth all of the hype. Party of six for dinner. We had a surprisingly short wait. The ambience is a weird mix of laid back dining and... well... they were blasting Spanish/American hip hop/pop on the big screen over the bar. Nothing like a little Sean Paul and tacos, right? My food was good... Tacos Alm-something. My only real complaint—other than the fact that I didn't get any fries when the online menu mentions "more fries" being an option (which implies there's a normal fries option included)—is that it was very, very dry. Sour cream would have been perfect, but I had to settle for some of the spicy avocado stuff that our chips came with. I'm not what the point of those two giant, undercooked onions were—other than to take up the space where my fries could have been—but they were too hard to eat or even cut with a knife. The chicken nachos (not pictured) had very little chicken to them, but were otherwise ok. The three sauces that come with the complimentary chips are very good, and not what you'd expect just looking at them. I just wish they had given us more than three little baby cups for a table of six people... The candles and the mint water was a nice touch, except for the black leaves. Still... didn't kill me, and it tasted good. They have regular water as well, though one of our biggest complaints was the fact that we had to repeatedly ask for ICE. Then they finally just brought out cups of ice to pour our warm water into... Also note that the menus here are annoyingly vague and not worded very well, and I'm fairly fluent in Spanish. One of our party wanted a burrito, and we had to guess that "burros" meant "burritos" and didn't mean we were about to eat a donkey. No pictures either.