Popular brunch spot Crave Kitchen & Bar at the Fountains at Farah is closed until further notice after the kitchen was damaged by a fire.
Brunch so lit, the kitchen caught on fire- that s according to Crave Kitchen and Bar s social media pages after KTSM reported a the Crave Kitchen and Bar located at the Fountains at Farah had caught fire.
The El Paso Fire Department reported that the fire broke out at 7:15 a.m. Tuesday in the kitchen of the restaurant. Firefighters were thankfully able to keep the fire contained to the kitchen and other parts of the restaurant weren t damaged. According to a social media post by Crave Kitchen and Bar, the east side location will be closed until further notice.
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