Graham’s Corner

You know I only came to this place because of its amazing reviews. I had seen it before in its little corner but i never thought it was a place worth trying. Finally made my way out there and realized it is probably the most dive place in El Paso. It was very refreshing to be in a place like this as opposed to most of the new bars opening in El Paso. This place definitely has some history based on its worn down appearance and writing almost everyone on the bar and table top. The beer selection is pretty standard and the specials were pretty great, from the shots to the beers. Bartender was very nice and so was the service. I was really surprised at the food stand inside the place where you could get hot dogs and pretzels. I kept looking over to see if anyone would man it and i could try it. The little outside patio area was pretty cool and its where most of the customers were hanging out in large groups. They had a pool table and a dart board which is always cool. Probably the worst aspect of this bar is the restroom. The restroom is literally falling apart. Mold everywhere and the cabinets look like they are rotting. toilet paper stacked sink high and overall not clean at all. Would definitely come back to a place like this because we don’t have too many left. I would say overall it just needs a good cleaning and update.

If you want Xs for eyes and see people with steel teeth, glass eyes, and hooks for hands this is the place to go. I love the place.

Great spot, they have REAL mason jars, terrific service, definitely a nice little hidden gem

Looking for that perfect dive? This is it! Huge (I mean HUGE!) mason jars of the draft beers, $ 2 lone stars (which is all that really matters), and a perfect patio makes for a seriously awesome dive! Come for pool, cheap drinks, and some of the best regulars in town. I don’t even think this needs mentioning, but the playlist is perfect.
The shower curtain instead of a stall door adds the perfect dive-​y touch we all expect.
You’re welcome, El Paso.
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A little dive-​y but all in all not a bad place. The service was pretty good though we did go on a sunday night so there were about 5 other people in the place. The prices are awesome and they have a nice little outdoor patio that I imagine would be perfect for El Paso summer nights.

I love this bar!!! Always full of regulars… So even if I go there by myself, I’ll know somebody there. Bartenders are great and so are their prices!!!

This little corner Bar is my place to go when I don’t need to worry about putting on nice clothes, or going to get a drink after Yoga. The people are friendly, the bartenders get to know you and treat you like family. Its not pretty, but feels like «home»

Never would have expected to visit Grahams — which is almost hidden in the corner of a larger plaza — but sure enough, I stopped in with some friends (apparently regulars) this weekend.
It’s a small bar with a little patio facing the parking lot. Our beer was served in giant mason jars; I love mason jars, so that was a huge plus in my book. It’s not a fancy place and it’s an older crowd, but going with a good group, we had a lot of fun.

Reader beware! This place is the diviest of dives and I LOVE IT! The beers they have on tap are served in mason jars (and are priced cheap) Their bartenders are fun and will talk to you if you happen to be lonesome. Their mixed drinks are made well and can take the edge off of any bad day.
They have an awesome patio and if you’re able to snag one of the tables do so, it’s the best place to enjoy the atmosphere.
They also serve little snacks like nachos and hot dogs. You can also order from Peter Piper and take it over.

Good times, good beers and prices

Located right at the end of a strip mall, almost subliminal.
The drink menu is plentiful, choices abundant and from what I hear– food is served during daytime/​lunch hours, etc.
My friends and I however, are not here during those hours, always at night.
The music is good, the crowd seems friendly, bartenders on point and always updated on the latest and newest drinks,
Not alot to look at, but pretty cool little local place to grab a drink before venturing out into the night .
All types of different ages and people-​great for everyone.
Outdoor area available.

This place was a godsend! When I travel, I like to avoid going to tourist traps, and chain establishments. My companion and I were in search of a bar with a pool table, and a selection of whiskey. We were just about to give up when I spotted Graham’s Corner, tucked back in a shopping center. My companion shrugged, pulled into the lot, and we grabbed our pool sticks from the trunk. Upon entering, we heard Conway Twitty, spied a pool table, and saw a lovely bottle of Jameson with my name on it. We had found our Mecca. The drinks were stiff, the patrons were a motley bunch, and did I mention that there was a pool table? We ended up playing with an older gentleman, who was there with a group of equally older folks, who were incredulous at our discovery of this local watering hole, especially since we were «not from around here.» They welcomed us warmly, and remarked that I was «incredibly tall,» and that «there aren’t too many tall woman around these parts.» Charming, all the same.
My only complaint is the jukebox. I hate these new digital jukeboxes that charge a dollar per song. It isn’t even the fact that it is a dollar — but there is something sacrilegious about a jukebox that looks like it runs WindowsXP.