New Clock Restaurant - Family restaurant in El Paso - 8409 Dyer St, USA

Came to New Clock Restaurant for lunch with my husband. He had previously visited their establishment with his co-workers and said their food was good so I was down to try them out as well! They definitely give off that old diner type of vibe. We must have arrived at a non-peak time because there was no one there. But I’m not complaining since we were seated right away. Service was decent. Our waitress came around to get our order but was pretty much non-existent other than that. I ordered the combo #2 which came with a taco, enchilada and Chile relleno. They also brought out free chips and salsa! I didn’t really expect much from them, I’ll say the salsa definitely tasted like it was from a jar and the chips were cold. But I didn’t mind since it was free anyways. As for the meal, I was a bit disappointed. I’ve never had Chile relleno before so I don’t know if my expectations were off but it didn’t taste too good. The whole plate kind of lacked in flavor. It could have benefited from a bit of salt. Everything was, for the most part, bland. I had to add the salsa onto my dish to get some flavor into it. I do realize that maybe they don’t specialize in Mexican cuisine and I should have just ordered a breakfast item. If I do come back to give them a second try I’d just avoid the Mexican food items on their menu and go straight for the breakfast.

Good fresh food at a fair price, I would recommend this spot. I really enjoyed how friendly and accommodating the waitresses were during my visit. They also have something on the menu for every budget from breakfast specials to juicy hamburgers. Greeted with a smile, chips and salsa you can't go wrong. Good job New Clock!

Food was good. I did a bacon omelette and pancakes. Came to brunch on a Saturday. Restaurant was busy, which you’d expect…. So our waitress was a little slow and didn’t check in too much on us. Luckily, other servers walked by and checked in on us. The ladies who clean the tables were constantly busy and making sure tables were cleaned off quickly. I do recommend the restaurant but just want sure you’re okay waiting if you come on a Saturday.

Feels like a diner from the 1950's.....it might be close to that age. Older gentleman still working the line, maybe the original owner?? Very charming spot that caters to anyone looking for comfort food anytime of the day. Service was a little slow...it took 45 min from sit down to food arriving. Extremely reasonably priced menu. The $3.11 breakfast platter is a fabulous deal! Some of the best breakfast burritos I've had in El Paso...lots of veggies and flavor.....I recommend adding beans. This place is packed...and I understand why: great value, great tasting food, with a lot of grandma's house charm.

Great place to eat with a great atmosphere! Food is so authentic from breakfast to dinner!

The New Clock Restaurant in El Paso, Texas, exceeded my expectations. From the moment I stepped in, the warm ambiance and friendly staff made me feel welcome. The menu offered a delightful variety, and the food was not only delicious but also beautifully presented. The portions were generous, ensuring I left satisfied. Whether you're in the mood for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, the New Clock Restaurant is a must-visit culinary gem in El Paso.

This place is amazing. The food is wonderful. The atmosphere is really nice, but it can be slightly crowded at times, which only means the food is awesome, ya know? Their menu is truly unique by listing all of their prices as a 24-hour time, which I find adorable being military affiliated. My first dine in experience, I ordered the french toast, which serves a very large portion. Definitely a lot of bang for your buck, but the taste of the cuisine was surprisingly delicious. The french toast tastes like cinnamon buns, which was a delight. My second dine in experience, I tried scrambled eggs, bacon, and toast. Amazing bacon; thick-cut and cooked to perfection, but I was most impressed with the toast. It has to be toasted on the grill. The taste and crispy crunch are on point. I highly recommend this place for those in the local El Paso area, visiting or living nearby because it is worth it. Yes, we will be back for a third outing soon enough.

The food was good... if you take someone with a disability it has double doors and are not automatic and Our waitress did well but didn't check in for refills. The place feels welcoming and warm, definitely a hole in the wall good family place