El Paso Country Club

I came here for the fundraiser to benefit the El Paso Orchestra. The event was lovely- champagne as you entered, photo op set ups and the food- the food was good and ample portions. Very nice venue for an event.

My wife won a raffle so we had dinner at the Mexican Buffett they serve on Sundays.The building is pretty nice and well kept. Some of the furniture is old a d could use a remodel. The Mexican food was ok. Some of the food may hard probably from sitting for a long period of time. For dessert they had jello and fruits. The jello was actually pretty good and not like the kind you buy at a supermarket. Overall I thought the place was ok.

Coronando is overall better. After attending both clubs for Golf and Lunch, this one didn't treat us nearly as well. The players on the course were snappy and in a constant rush, the staff was rude and unwelcoming, and we were kicked out of the restaurant once our host who invited us left. Coronando had a better course, better views, better hospitality, and a more welcoming and embracing staff. Choose wisely!

My company hosted several out of town guests for two days of meetings last week, after which I needed a last-minute place that could provide us with a private space for cocktails and dinner. About 1/2 hour before we arrived, we called to make arrangements and upon our arrival, we were delighted to find that we had a perfectly sized, private space for us to entertain our business associates. The server was right on top of things, the drinks arrived quickly and when it came time for dinner, everyone was so impressed with the Mexican food and steaks. Our hats are off to El Paso Country Club for making this happen at the last moment and for executing so well. Thank you, Andy.The club, with its somewhat tired decor, still remains a comfortable and classy place for dinner, brunch and cocktails. Several of the rooms overlook the putting green and golf course, which make for an excellent backdrop for your dinner or private event. I have hosted events at El Paso Country Club over the years from 4 persons to 350 persons and consistently, the club comes through for me. The menu is very traditional and approachable--with excellent variety. The Mexican plates are among the best the city has to offer, and the traditional American food, while lacking excitement and flair, is consistent and the portions are satisfying. There are not many dining options in El Paso that serves everything from tacos to steaks and everything in between so reliably well.

Who knew no yelpers go this country club?!?! If I'd known I would be snapping away! I've been here a couple of times for luncheons and dinner celebrations so this review mainly covers their reception area. I must say, as a private club you'd think this place would have enough to update the place but it looks like something out of a bad 1980s movie. The lights flicker and they have randomly placed fans that seem to be bought from Costco throughout the place. The silverware is old and heavily used and their chairs are somewhat uncomfortable. It thought of joining this club to visit the golf course but after this visit I'm thinking I better shy away as there are better private clubs in the area.I'll update the review when I hit up the golf course...hopefully it is better maintained then the dinning space.

(((GASP)))No WAY am I the first to place the El Paso Country Club on the map of YELP!?! I'm so suprised, to say the least!Here you will find members of your community who like to socialize and meet for an occasional glass of wine , or for a swim, hold an event and simpy enjoy!

Great golf course. Very well maintained and the greens were smooth. No random sand pits like other golf courses in the area. Everything laid out nicely and the staff was helpful. The food was okay, nothing great. Will definitely play here again.