Later, Later

Tbh, great spot in El Paso. Very unique with the aesthetics of a house turned into a bar. Can’t beat that happy hour special either $2 drafts???? Lmk if you find somewhere cheaper

My favorite bar in El Paso, it’s always good vibes and good times at later later. The drinks are priced reasonably and the bartenders are all nice and try to actively get you a drink. It’s a great place to socialize and bring your friends, there’s hardly any issues with fights security is good. The only issue is space inside if it’s a packed night or waiting in the line to get in it gets pretty long but you can’t help that. Overall a great bar and hands down my go to choice on the weekends to go.

We came on 10/10/25 at 11pm and ordered a tequila shot & we were served water… It was our first drink of the night & when we tasted it we told the server Jorge & he denied even serving us the drink and did not give us another drink. I have the receipt with proof, that’s how I know his name. This is extremely disappointing & I will NOT be returning again!! Make this right!!!

One of my favorite spots in El Paso! Later, Later has such a cool, laid-back vibe — perfect for grabbing drinks with friends or starting off a night out. The bartenders are always friendly and quick, the cocktails are on point, and they have a great selection of beers. The patio is a huge plus, especially on nice evenings. It’s a spot that feels welcoming whether you’re just hanging out or looking to meet new people. Definitely recommend if you’re in town!

Hands down one of the best bars in El Paso. The cozy house vibe, cocktails, and downtown views make it perfect for a night out. The staff is friendly, the music’s always good, and the outdoor patio is beautiful. Great spot for drinks with friends, definitely a go-to!

When I arrived to meet my friends at 10:30 pm there was already a line to enter. It was a 45-50 minute wait to enter the building. The music was alright they were mixing between early 2000s hip hop and pop. The drinks weren’t over poured and tasted good. But seats were limited as well as dancing room. Overall, it’s an alright place.

I attended the Campaign Kick-off to Re-Elect El Paso's Congresswoman Veronica Escobar. This was the second time I attended a campaign event for the Congresswoman at Later, Later. It's a great location overlooking El Paso's Historic Train Station with Cd. Juarez and it's mountains providing the backdrop. A fitting venue for Congresswoman Escobar who's been doing an excellent job of representing our border issues to Washington D.C.