Crave Kitchen & Bar

Susy Oman a week ago

Went there before the Karol G concert and two of the staff were just upset they were working. Clearly no manager on staff. David and a lady with pulled back black hair were not happy to be so busy; although it was before a big concert. We were a bigger party 8 but were willing to be split up into smaller groups. They refused to do so then proceeded to sit all other parties behind us equaling more than the amount of guests that we were; and no, none of them had reservations either. On top of that there was a table of 6 that had left and they didn’t clean the table for over 30 mins. Also sat 3 people on a table top for 8 while there was clearly smaller tables available. They wanted us to leave, clearly. We walked across the street to an amazing place called BASILICO and were greeted by an amazing manger; which too was crazy busy, but very welcoming! We spent about $500 if not more with all the extra tips of gratitude. I will never bring my business or business meetings to this location again.

Branndon Cruz 3 weeks ago

Ailyn was honestly the best server! She was super friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience amazing. The food was also some of the best I’ve had! Everything was delicious, and the service was even better. I’ll definitely be coming back, honestly just because of the great job Ailyn did! 10/10 experience 🙌

Fernando Martinez 2 months ago

What a fantastic experience. We met for lunch and enjoyed a great meal in a comfortable and familiar environment. The wait staff were efficient but not in the way or bothersome. The food was surprisingly creative. We had the steak tacos with avocado, the buffalo chicken salad, and I had the tuna pole salad. Everything was amazing. Will definitely be back!

Anthony Jason 7 months ago

I was needing a bar after caring for someone in ICU for a week. I wanted somewhere I could walk to and Cincinnati st was the closest to the hospital I could find. It’s been about 21 years since I lived in El Paso and when I saw Crave walking up Cincinnati,because everything below was not looking good, I thought it would have similarity to the ones from Los Angeles. Thankfully not, because those ones have menus that are novels. No, I was greeted immediately by myself because there is a large mirror panel at the entrance. So you can imagine I was shocked because I had been crying all morning. But as I took a few steps in I was greeted by a friendly staff. Since it was just me I sat at the bar. Thomas was the bartender and waited on me as well. He did a great job and was attentive to me. I had a beer and ordered the whole hog burger with fries. It’s definitely been the best burger I’ve had since I’ve been here and the shoe string French fries were really amazing. The seasoning on the fries was like Cajun with a zestyness to them. Since I was at the bar I could see all the food coming out of the kitchen and they all looked really nice. I definitely have to try more of their menu. The a

Megan Bauer 7 months ago

This was my first visit and upon arrival I was charmed by the setting. It’s a small dining room and the menu is fun + creative. My review of the food is split because the Feta Dip Shareable was absolutely fantastic. I wish I took a picture - the cucumber is perfectly thin and the dip is so delicious. They seem to be known for their Sweet Potato Fries with marshmallow sauce, which is a fun interpretation. Sadly my Bibb Lettuce Salad was not as good; most of the lettuce in my bowl was wilted or brown. I dove into the Tuna then noticed it was more pink and fishy than I realized. $13 for the salad plus $9 for the Tuna add-on - all in all $50 including tip without an alcoholic beverage. Their prices are definitely competitive for a city but I would be cautious to order a salad if I returned.