Pelican's Steak Seafood - El Paso

I go often with my husband and friends. The food is good. Service is good. The building could use a major renovation. When the lights are dimmed it is sort of okay. When the lights are on, the place is in dire need of help.

I visit this restaurant often. The service is consistently excellent and the food is always good. However, there have been a few instances where we encountered rude employees. One time, a hostess was rude to us, possibly because we arrived 20 minutes before closing. Another time, when we had a party of around 10 people, a busser made disrespectful comments assuming we didn't understand Spanish because we initially said there were only 6 of us and then had to move to a larger table. Because of these incidents, I am giving this restaurant 3 stars.

Last time we were here was when I met my husband 20 years ago! My first martini(cucumber) it was great!! I just got an onion soup which was Tops for flavor and the sautéed garlic??wow!!!!

I had the soup/salad clam chowder) with glass of Sangria. Very disappointed with the soup. It was just a white liquid, didn't have almost anything in it. Was very tasteless. Salad was good. When my bill came, I was charged separate for soup and salad, however, the menu showed it together for $13.95. When I questioned it, was told, I should've ordered the bread bowl of soup with salad. Which was not even on the menu! I would've preferred the bread bowl). And, the

My family and I had been wanting to go to Pelicans for awhile. I had never been before so I did not know what to expect. I love seafood and all I wanted for my birthday was a good seafood dinner. My family and I decided to celebrate at Pelicans. We drove almost 20 minutes to arrive at this oasis in the middle of the Chihuahuan desert. It was a Monday night, semi busy, and they willingly and cheerfully accommodated our party of 12. We did make reservations the day before.