Piedmont Cafe

I stopped in with a group of people. The place is cute and chic. The service was absolutely 5 star service! The cocktail menu is creative, and the drinks are delicious. They had a lot of vegan/vegetarian options on the menu. I tried my food, and bites of other people's... the food was okay.If you are just going in for drinks absolutely 5 stars.

Came for breakfast on Saturday morning. They opened a little later than we were hoping for, but it ended up worth our wait. We ate outside, since the weather was perfect. My husband ordered the Chihuomelet with a side of veggies, and ordered the Farmers omelet with a side of bacon. My husband's omelet was super tasty. My omelet was divine!! One of the best omelets I've ever had! The sauce was absolutely amazing! The bacon on the other hand was rather disappointing- it was obviously just reheated bacon. All the other ingredients seemed fresh, so I'm not sure why they cut corners on that one.

Piedmont has so many vegan options, it's crazy - don't know what to choose. It has a cozy, hole in the wall kind of atmosphere, in a good way. The service was fast, and our server was patient - even when my coworker took forever in deciding her menu and asked a thousand questions, since she was a picky eater. I had the pad thai, with tofu scramble, and extra veggies. It was delicious. I ordered it medium, so they just added sriracha to a bland base, which was a bit of a disappointment for me honestly. But they made it up with the vegan dessert, which was yummy!!!! If you're in El Paso, and want to go to a place with both meat and vegan options - I'd highly recommend this place!

We came here for brunch without any expectations since the menu seemed a bit outdated on Yelp.However, there was such a large selection of menu items (most are vegan/vegan option available) that we got so overwhelmed with what to order. My sibling is vegan so this was an awesome place to try out in El Paso. I ordered the matcha buckwheat pancakes and a side of sunnyside up eggs. The pancakes itself were okay, I didn't expect a fruity syrup since I usually prefer the classic maple or pancake syrup. The pancakes were also a bit grainy and earthy, which I expected with the matcha and buckwheat combo. I wouldn't order this again but it was definitely fun to try! The eggs were possibly the best eggs i've ever had, orange with runny yolks. We ordered the bang bang broccoli and yum yum hash browns to share. Both were absolutely delicious. The sautéed vegetables on the side were a bit vinegary, which I loved since I enjoy pickled veggies. Both of these dishes were vegan and didn't taste like it at all! The bang bang broccoli was super crispy and the sauce was even better, I could've dipped everything in it. My sibling got the loaded smothered biscuits and green pozole. Both were great. The biscuits were soft and fluffy, the seitan bits were so crispy it tasted like bacon. The pozole was citrusy and yummy with the crispy seitan as well. There was indoor and outdoor seating. With the weather being over 100 degrees, we sat outside which had a mist fan above the table. Our server was kind enough to give suggestions and routinely checked on our table. Our food also took about 15-20 minutes to come out.Everything we tried was amazing and I cant wait to come back for their other dishes :)

This is one of the best brunch spots in northwest El Paso that survived the pandemic. They opened in 2019. Our server, Kiana knew the menu extremely well with knowledge of incredidents and preparation details. I did a Yelp search for brunch spots and this one on west side had high marks. They have an extensive menu of breakfast & lunch selections + extensive list of alcoholic drinks including cocktails, mocktails, beer and wine. They have plesant music playing inside with wood laminate chairs and tables. The outside patio is shaded with misters. Kiana brought our orders quickly and kept our water glasses filled. I got a full stack of Matcha Buckwheat pancakes with assorted fruit and Grenadine syrup. Found out later than the pancakes were gluten free. Very light despite the buckwheat. A wonderful brunch.

I have been wanting to try Piedmont for awhile. The vegan cuisine in El Paso is limited and although it has widen in recent years with local businesses and restaurants accommodating more dietary needs. As a home cook who enjoys cooking and doesn't go out to eat much, there has only been about two solid local restaurants or businesses worth eating out for vegan cuisine. Especially considering innovation and eating quality healthy food. I am glad to add this local business as an option to consider. Although I did not get the chance to dine in for the complete experience, I was pleased to finally try and they did not disappoint.When I called in my order the customer service was great. I was greeted and asked about the level of heat I would like along with them repeating my order and estimated time of my order being complete. As I arrived there was a two families also arriving and being seated and a couple was already dining in. Although there is limited tables indoors, they definitely make the most of the space. If you are planning to dine in I would suggest to call ahead especially if you have a big party. One of the families mentioned was a party of like 7 and it seemed to be the biggest table to accommodate indoors. My order was ready which was great. The packaging, presentation, and portion especially for to go was impressive. I love Thai food and Pad Thai is one of those deal breakers for Thai cuisine. I loved the bold spice and rich flavors as it was unique and innovative along with the two different ways the tofu was prepared being fried and scrambled. This definitely was worth the experience and I hope I can dine in soon to taste more of their vegan options. One thing I have noticed in El Paso is consistency in quality and customer service is poor. I was pleased Piedmont delivered on flavors, presentation, and service. I look forward to supporting them more and tasting more of the vegan options. I do appreciate they offer non-vegan too for family and friends to enjoy a meal with different dietary choices.

Visiting El Paso, and we eat a mostly vegetarian/vegan diet. We happened to be on the Westside running errands, and found Piedmont. I was happy with the diverse selection of foods that were either vegan or vegetarian without everything being a Impossible or Beyond (which is not our preference). For the most part, the options seemed healthy as well--not all vegan restaurants or foods are healthy when they are trying to match the flavor of meat-based dishes. We ordered shishito peppers, a falafel wrap with veggies on the side, nachos, and stuffed grape leaves. Everything was tasty and the ingredients seemed fresh. We would definitely come back. The service was great as well, our server was very friendly and helped me choose between very different options. She also checked in on us regularly and made sure our waters were full on a very hot day. There's also a full bar with extensive options. I ordered a glass of wine and the pour seemed just a little short, but it was probably just an illusion because of the shape of the glass.

Not a lot of vegan / vegetarian friendly spots in El Paso so happy to have stopped by Piedmont cafe! The pozole rojo with seitan was sooooo yummy, and the biscuits & gravy were good too! Server was really friendly and the food came out quick ! Looking forward to coming back to try more food

We had the queso hash and a burger and thought it was pretty good. Felt like the hash was too much potato and not enough veggies. Smoked chickpea side was a lovely flavor. Our server was very attentive and he made me a wonderful iced coffee! Great vegetarian options that actually taste good.

Amazing food and a beautifully diverse menu. Service was warm and attentive. Can't wait to return!