Sin Tini

The decor was very nice (even though is in a strip mall) and the seating comfortable. The drinks were overall tasty, with one miss, and the menu offered the possibility of lots of sharing and experimenting with different flavored drinks.

However, the service was very, very bad. Waitress never came back after the first drink and I had to order at the bar. The bartender might have been intoxicated. Bartender and waitress were the only employees, there were only 11 customers, and they still couldn't keep up. However, I saw the bartender paying special attention to a couple of female guests while we wondered why we could get no service.

We would have stayed longer and drank more had the service been adequate.

Would probably only go back only if I had a way to know that the service has improved.

Best banana martini ever! Staff is really friendly and outgoing.

We stopped into Sin Tini the other night for some pre-dinner drinks.  I thought the décor looked a little sad, though that could be because bars are simply not meant to be seen in the light of day (kind of like when they turn all the lights on in Space Mountain ... all the magic disappears, and it just looks wrong).  We were also the only ones in there, and it just felt a little dead.

My Fuego Mango martini was delicious.  I especially enjoyed the Tajin rim on the glass.  The bartender was very friendly and took good care of us (well we were the only ones in there, so I would hope so, but it was still nice).

Martinis are about $8 each; a little high by El Paso standards, but not too bad when you consider all that goes into making them.

In summary, good drinks, friendly staff, pretty reasonable prices, a point off for atmosphere, but that might be better at night anyway.  I would return.