Tony's Gorditas in El Paso

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  Jefferey Hernandez

  :: 02 May 2018 19:30:37

  I am a person who stutters, and I called with serious questions about the menu. I disclosed that I was a person who stutters, and the woman who answered the phone and was in a rush to name the "16 guisados." She seemed annoyed that I was calling to ask about the types of gorditas they sold, then cut me off 3 times saying, "BYE!" in a very rude way. I still had questions, and she hung up. I have never been treated this way by personnel in any business, and I am a businessman, knowing firsthand how to treat customers. I will be sharing my experience with everyone I know. I will not be eating here. EVER.

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  Veleria Castro

  :: 24 April 2018 17:43:12

  Gone there 3 times and each time was given the wrong kind of tamales. Though the tamales are good.

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  Armando Delarosa

  :: 04 February 2018 00:59:35

  Its not what it used to be when it first opened, they used to stuff them with lots of meat filling and was worth paying $3 dollars per gordita because you would fill up with one. Now you have to order 2 or 3 gorditas to fill up because they are thin and that means you are paying $9 dlls, might as well go to a mexican buffet. And now the stew or filling is bland, dry, old or way too hot spicy to enjoy and then you get an real bad heartburn. If you go to Juarez try the original ones, cheap, excellent taste and lots of meat.

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  Wolf C

  :: 23 January 2018 14:07:50

  The only place I go to for gorditas. Yes they are that good. One and done. They fill em up nicely.

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  Ruth G

  :: 21 November 2017 15:56:59

  This place serves home cooked taste with a very good price! The gorditas are made with flour shells and they are huge. There's a ton of options for fillings, and the price is really reasonable. Be warned: the food can be pretty spicy and there's no custom "low spice" options for filling. Everything is fresh and hot and I've never had a bad experience here. If you like burritos, try the flour gorditas for something new yet familiar.