El Sombrero Cafe

Nestled amid the gambling supply shops and bail bondsmen of downtown's outskirts, El Sombrero's been dishing it out for 60 years. Genuine retro neon signage, old-fashioned shingle paneling, vintage serapes, and autographed 8x10's of celebs who know their cheap Mexican food (like Z.Z. Top) are inviting, the friendly service even more so. South-of-the-border comfort food like huevos racheros with green chile pork can salva tu vida after a night of overindulgence. Dinner on Fridays and Saturdays only.