Joe Vinny & Bronsons Bohemian Cafe

Small quaint coffee shop. Had the chilaquiles which were really good!!! Service was friendly.

Really cool spot in El Paso. I actually forget I'm in El Paso when I'm here lol
I've only been here for breakfast which was solid; prices were fair. I have also been told people come here to study/hang out. Check it out.

It's a spot with "good vibes". I was told that a lot and would have to agree lol

Three stars because based on several other reviews, this spot is pretty good. So I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt. Maybe we just showed up on a bad Sunday for brunch. Servers are nice but service was super slow. 20+ minutes to receive warm (not hot) cups of coffee and 60+ minutes to receive warm (not hot) entrees. We were patient. Hoped the food would be worth the wait. It wasn't.

The inside is cute but it is small and can feel congested. It had windows that looked out onto the street and provided natural sunlight. Our sever was polite and overall had good customer service. The amount of time we waited to receive our food was entirely too long. We waited for about an hour and my fries were not hot, which is disappointing after waiting so long. My burger was made well, had a lot flavor, and was hot. The fries that I paid to upgrade were stuck together and cold. They were flavorful but my meal would have been more enjoyable with a reasonable wait time and fresh fries.

Cute little cafe with great food and drinks! That's all you can really ask for, am I right? The only downside to JVB is the parking in the area can be tough during busy times but overall I like this place.

I ordered a Vanilla Chai Tea Latte that tasted like a warm gingerbread cookie and a couple small plates to try. The tabbouleh was fresh and the pitas were warm and fluffy. The 420 Fries were ridiculously good but if you can't handle your spice you may want to try something else. There is a bench along the back wall with plenty of wall outlets if you're looking to get some work done as well.

Yelp is on a hot streak with helping me find awesome spots. Probably one of my new favorite breakfast places.

Cafe Bon Bon: Espresso with caramel and brown sugar rim and cream. Perked me right up. Strong, obviously, but great flavor.

Cafe de Olla: spiced coffee, steamed cream, cinnamon and sugar. Must try even for non coffee drinkers.

Belgian Wallfle: Topped with Classic powdered sugar and fresh fruit. Crispy exterior and light and fluffy once you take a bite. Super classic taste.

Chilaquiles: Got them half green and half red. Both sauces have really bold flavors but my favorite was the green. Had a nice tang and savor note and mild heat to it. Topped with mozzarella cheese. Thats different to me but it added a nice mild saltiness to it.

Service was great, it was busy and never felt like we waited too long for our drinks or food. Server was nice and knowledgeable. 10/10 would recommend and will go back. Their lunch menu was enticing as well.

My sister and I went here for brunch. I have heard about this place through vegan groups, and was honestly a little bit dissapointed with their vegan options. Because of the recommendations from Veg groups, I expected more options... but the only veg breakfast options were avocado toast, smoothie, or one of two burritos.

The place itself is cute, although not handicap accessible, and has limited parking. You'll need plenty of time, if you do go, as it takes quite a while to get service and then longer to get food. It took us about 40 min (after we ordered) to get our food.

My sister ordered chilaquiles... Which side note, I think they should veganize, maybe top with some yummy veggies... she said Chilaquiles were not saucy enough, but her eggs were perfectly cooked. She also ordered fries and pancakes... She loved the pancakes. I ordered the veggie burrito, and it was pretty good. That burrito and the pancakes were the redeeming factors, why I am giving this place 4 stars rather than a 3.

Other random info:
*They were making mimosas with Moscato (gross)

* The salsa was what my mom calls "lazy salsa." I have not been to L&J in over a decade, but I remember them having the same salsa. It is simple but good; tomato, garlic, chile de árbol.

I honestly do not know how this place has such high reviews. I ordered the Belgian waffle, assuming since it is only made on weekends, that it would be good. It arrived totally cold- literally cold. My husband ordered the smoothie and it tasted like onions as if the person making it had onions on his/ her hands or the fruit was touching onions. My husband's vegetarian burrito tasted like the veggies were left open in a fridge.
On the positive side, the waitress was sweet. My son enjoyed his breakfast sandwhich.

A "dive brunch" place? Hell yes. So much to like here. Modest dining room fronts a kitchen willing to make choices--most of them very much on target.

Was my cafe latte excellent and enjoyable? Also yes.

Were the people super friendly? Also yes.

Does this place redeem El Paso somewhat? You had better believe it. Your correspondent's first glimpse of true hope for this town.

Everything they sell here is delicious! Loved the burger and the gourmet fries. The coffee drinks were also delicious. I came at lunch time during the week and was pleasantly surprised it was fast and attentive service. Love this place!