El Paso is located at the western tip of Texas, where Texas, New Mexico and Old Mexico meet. It is the largest international metroplex in the world and seamlessly blends cultures and traditions: from the historic Old West to the colors of Mexico, from the heritage of Native Americans to the beauty of our desert sun.
Located about 45 minutes from El Paso, just over the Organ Mountains near Las Cruces, New Mexico, this park features streams that run year-round and shade trees located along hiking trails. Camping and picnic sites are available.
Unlike most of the time-worn mountains in the area, the Organ Mountains are jagged and steep. They present a forbidding countenance to hikers. Over the years, many climbers have suffered severe injury while attempting to conquer this formidable landmark. Fortunately, the mountains also have easy trails for the casual hiker.
The Aguirre Springs Recreation Area lies on the east side of Organ Mountains. The vegetation of the park changes with altitude. At the base of the mountains, we see desert shrubs and cactus. As we ascend the mountain, the vegetation changes and various trees such as pinons, junipers, and oaks can be found. Many different species of mammals can be seen on the park, including deer, antelope, oryx, and (rarely) mountain lions.
The park is run by the Bureau of Land Management. It has camp sites, picnic areas and two major trails. The Baylor Pass Trail is well marked and runs six miles to the other side of the Organ Mountains. The Pine Tree Trail is a four mile trail that winds through the woods that cover the upper part of the Organ Mountains. Both trails offers great views of the Tularosa Basin.
Guided ranger hike
Start at entrance to the Tom Mays Area, Franklin Mountain State Park
Length: 2 1/2 hours
Cost: Park entrance fee
Learn about wildlife, vegetation, geology, Native American usage of the area. Tour group size may be limited. Please call the park office at 915-566-6441 for more information. Short drive to trailhead, then light to moderate hiking with periodic stops, final approach to the caves is steep.
Be Driven To Win (El Paso to Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort)
All Aboard America and New Mexico Coaches now provide motor coach service to the Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort and Casino and Casino Apache Travel Center. Must be 21 years old.
Please note this information is subject to change.
A four-to-six-hour drive from El Paso, the Big Bend area offers some of the most beautiful desert scenery in the world. Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park contain miles of seemingly unexplored desert wilderness. River rafting on the Rio Grande, horseback riding, hiking and backpacking are favorite activities. The nearby towns of Terlingua, Lajitas, Marathon, Alpine, Marfa and Fort Davis house several sites of interest including Fort Davis National Historical Site (home of the Buffalo Soldiers), McDonald Observatory, Sul Ross University and the Museum of the Big Bend. Keep an eye open for pronghorn antelope, mule deer and even mountain lions.
Carlsbad Caverns National Park was established on October 25, 1923 in order to preserve the more than 100 known caves. The Park also contains Lechuguilla Cave, which is the nation's deepest limestone cave at 1,567 feet (478m) and fourth longest.
Carlsbad Cavern, with one of the world's largest underground chambers and countless formations. It is also highly accessible, with a variety of tours offered year-round.
The evening flight of Mexican free-tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis mexicana) from the entrance of Carlsbad Cavern is one of the park's principal visitor attractions. Free-tailed bats are a colonial species that feed entirely on insects. The colony at Carlsbad is comprised primarily of females who give birth to their young from June through July before migrating south in October to winter in Mexico.
Chihenne (pronounced chi-hay-nee) Ranch is located in the beautiful foothills of the Black Range near the Gila National Forest. Elevations on the ranch range from 6500 feet at the ranch house to over 8500 feet at the tops of the mountains. A working cattle and horse ranch of over 12 1/2 square miles, the ranch offers an opportunity for every-day visitors to experience life on a working cattle ranch. Visitors can enjoy horseback riding, Indian site visits, excellent hiking, gold and silver mine visits, cattle roundups, cattle branding, 4-wheel off road trips, unsurpassed panoramic scenery, visits to ghost towns and much more. The ranch also hosts camps for Boy Scouts and Youth groups.
The closest mountain retreat from El Paso, Cloudcroft is a quiet village with a population of just 750. Surrounded by the Lincoln National Forest and situated at 9,000 feet above sea level, the town has a wealth of recreational alternatives. Hiking, mountain biking, fishing, horseback riding, plus snow tubing and alpine and cross-country skiing are all available. The center of town has an old west look with shops, restaurants and even a saloon.
The largest and most popular lake in New Mexico, Elephant Butte Lake provides a setting for every imaginable water sport. The visitor center offers regional interpretive exhibits. The mild climate of the area makes this park a popular year-round destination.
Elephant Butte Lake State Park headquarters are five miles north of Truth or Consequences via I-25 exit 83
The Flying J Ranch Chuckwagon Supper and Western Show has been in operation since 1982. Since the opening some 27 years ago, we have fed and entertained over 600,000 guests! We have pony rides for kids, an "old west town" with gift shops, a pistol range, gold panning, a great cowboy dinner featuring the Flying J's beef and chicken, potato, cowboy beans, biscuits, spicecake, chunky applesauce, coffee, tea and lemonade. After dinner we perform a Western Stage Show featuring the Flying J Wranglers! The Wranglers are comprised of Cindy Hobbs - National Champion Yodeler, James Hobbs - singer songwriter (Best known for "The Song for New Mexico") and his incredible tenor voice and rhythm guitar, Randy Jones is a multi instrumentalist and plays lead and rhythm guitar, mandolin, The Flying J Ranch Chuckwagon Supper and Western Show has been in operation since 1982. Since the opening some 27 years ago, we have fed and entertained over 600,000 guests! We have pony rides for kids, an "old west town" with gift shops, a pistol range, gold panning, a great cowboy dinner featuring the Flying J's beef and chicken, potato, cowboy beans, biscuits, spicecake, chunky applesauce, coffee, tea and lemonade. After dinner we perform a Western Stage Show featuring the Flying J Wranglers! The Wranglers are comprised of Cindy Hobbs - National Champion Yodeler, James Hobbs - singer songwriter (Best known for "The Song for New Mexico") and his incredible tenor voice and rhythm guitar, Randy Jones is a multi instrumentalist and plays lead and rhythm guitar, mandolin.
This attraction is located two and a half hours northeast of El Paso, off I-25. Covering 3.3 million acres, this area is the largest national forest in New Mexico and contains hundreds of miles of streams, some 20 campgrounds, and more than 1,500 hiking trails.
Approximately two and a half hours east of El Paso on Highway 80, this national park features the highest mountain peak in Texas. Guadalupe Mountains National Park also includes a hot, dry region in the low desert areas and green forested landscapes with cooler temperatures. Visitors can take advantage of the grand views, dramatic landscapes, and historic sites such as the Butterfield Stage Trail and Sitting Bull Falls. Hiking and camping are permitted.
Hueco Tanks State Historic Site is known for its many American Indian rock paintings and unique geology. Pictograph tours are offered, as well as hiking, picnicking, climbing and camping opportunities. Admission: adults (13 and above) $4; children (12 and under), seniors (77 years and older), and veterans with at least 60% disability, free: Texas residents 65 and over, 50% discount. Summer hours: Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Friday-Sunday 7 a.m.-7 p.m.; winter hours: daily, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Limited access; reservations recommended.
This 26-year-old landmark east of El Paso offers great family fun. You can see Texas longhorns, buffalo, deer, Belgian team horses and may other animals. There's also an Indian maze, movie sets, the Fort Apache playground for kids and hayrides on Sunday afternoons, plus the admission is free for steakhouse guests! After the sights, stay for dinner at the world-famous Cattleman's Steakhouse. Located 35 miles from downtown. Take I-10 east to exit 49, turn left and travel about five miles into the desert and you're there! Open daily for dinner and lunch and dinner on Sundays.
Keystone is an archeological site, an archaic wetland and a desert botanical garden.
The 52 acre park is home to Middle Archaic ruins between 3,600 and 4,800 years old.
The park is visited by more than 120 bird species migrating to Central and South America. Plans are under way to develop a botanical garden at the site that will be educational as well as a tourist attraction. The Audubon Society has documented 171 bird species at the park. Call to schedule an event or to become a garden volunteer.
Kilbourne Hole is a Maar volcanic crater, located 30 miles west of the Franklin Mountains. The crater is thought to be 80,000 years old. The hole is over a mile wide, and over 300 feet deep. Cell phones are out of range here.
FROM EL PASO:
ELP 1. Travel I-10 West to exit 6. At light, turn LEFT onto Loop 375 West
ELP 2. Travel Loop 375 West for 1 mile. At light, turn RIGHT onto TX 20
ELP 3 .Travel on TX 20 to next light. Turn LEFT onto TX 259
ELP 4. Travel TX 259 for 1 mile into NM. At stop sign, curve RIGHT onto NM 28
ELP 5. Travel NM 28 for 3 miles to LEFT onto NM 182. [now, go to #6, below]
FROM LAS CRUCES:
LC 1. Travel I-10 East to Exit 0, Anthony, TX. At light, turn RIGHT onto TX FM1905
LC 2. Travel TX FM1905 for1 mile. At light, turn RIGHT onto TX 20.
LC 3. Travel TX 20 to next light. Turn LEFT onto TX FM1905 (again)
LC 4. Travel TX FM1905 2.7 miles into NM. At stop sign, turn LEFT onto NM 28
LC 5. Travel NM 28 for 3.2 miles to RIGHT onto NM 182. [now, go to #6, below]
6. Travel NM 182 for 1 mile to RIGHT onto Alverez Rd.
7. Travel on Alverez Rd for 7 ¼ miles. It will curve LEFT and soon become dirt.
8. On dirt road, stay to LEFT and begin gradual ascent to top of escarpment
9. At top of escarpment, continue STRAIGHT and travel to intersection beyond RR.
10. Turn RIGHT and travel < ½ mile to intersection on other side of cattle gap. Now…
…FOR PHILLIP'S HOLE: (Maar)
PH 1. Turn LEFT at cattle-gap intersection (#9, above) and travel for 7-plus miles.
PH 2. Turn RIGHT onto small road and travel ½ mile to Phillip's Hole.
...FOR HUNT'S HOLE: (Maar)
HH 1. Turn LEFT at cattle-gap intersection (#9, above) and travel for 10 miles
HH 2. Road will suddenly begin undulating for 1 to 1 ½ miles as it passes over lava flows
HH 3. Then turn RIGHT onto what is little more than a dirt driveway.
HH 4. Travel a few hundred feet to rim of Hunt's Hole.
…FOR KILBOURNE HOLE: (Maar)
KH 1. Continue STRAIGHT at cattle-gap intersection (#9, above) and travel for 4 ½ miles.
KH 2. Just beyond road-material dump on left, turn LEFT onto narrower road
KH 3. Travel for 9 miles to Kilbourne Hole, visible several hundred feet to right.
KH 4. Park, lock car, and walk (very arduous on cinder slope) to top.
…FOR ADEN CRATER: (Volcano)
AC 1. Continue STRAIGHT at cattle-gap intersection (#9, above) for 20 miles to second lava flow. Road is one-lane through this lava flow!
AC 2. < ¼ mile beyond this lava flow, turn LEFT onto what is little more than a primitive two-track driveway.
AC 3. Travel for 4 ½ miles to LEFT fork, then 1 more mile to LEFT turn.
AC 4. Travel for ¼ mile. Park, lock car, and walk the ¾-mile “lava road”, then path, to top and into Aden Crater.
WARNINGS: High-clearance vehicles, such as trucks and SUVs, are recommended for travel in the desert. Go SLOWLY over all cattle gaps and lava flows that cross the road to avoid losing control and/or damaging your vehicle. In all cases we urge you to drive sensibly due to the conditions.
Beautiful canyon park located on the north side of El Paso and in the middle of the Franklin Mountains. Great hiking and picnicking. The canyon is also home to a spacious amphitheater and is home to performances of Viva El Paso! and other events. Go left onto McKelligon Canyon Road off Alabama St.
About a two-hour drive from El Paso, on the road to Carlsbad Caverns, is Guadalupe Mountains National Park. Camping, backpacking, and hiking are the main attractions. The strenuous day hike up to Guadalupe Peak, the highest point in Texas at 8,749 feet above sea level, ends with a breathtaking view of the surrounding desert and mountains. Hiking in McKittrick Canyon, especially in the fall when the foliage changes colors is a serene walk along a mountain stream. Call 915-828-3251
The park is open year-round. Visitor Center hours are 8 am to 4:30 pm, slightly longer in summer. Headquarters Visitor Center is closed on Christmas Day. McKittrick Canyon is a day-use area; the gate at the highway is open from 8 am to 4:30 pm; open until 6 pm during daylight savings time.
The Headquarters Visitor Center at Pine Springs is accessed via U.S. highway 62/180 between Carlsbad, NM and El Paso, TX. Dog Canyon, on the park's north side, is accessed via New Mexico state road 137.
Located two hours northwest of El Paso. It is a complex consisting of the space museum, Planetarium, Imax dome theater, Hubbard Space Science Education Facility, and the International Space Hall of Fame.
Only 45 minutes away from El Paso, this historic community has a distinct New Mexico feel through the surrounding fields of cotton, chile, pecan tree groves, and vineyards. Once a stop on the old Butterfield Trail and home to Billy the Kid and other notorious characters, it is now host to eateries and shopping featuring a blend of Native American, New Mexican and Spanish influences.
Moderate hike and mine exploration
Length: 4 hours
Summary: Participants will hike up to the Franklin Mountains State Park (about 2 miles, 600 feet climb) and see the only place in the United States where tin was mined from rock (1906-1911). Several hundred feet of mines are available and participants walk upright.
From Las Cruces, take I-25 to US 70, head east up the mountains towards Alamogordo. After passing through San Augustin Pass, drive approximately 3/4 of a mile, watching for signs announcing Aguirre Springs to the right. Turn right and follow the road to the fee area, approximately 6 miles. From El Paso, it takes about an hour to travel there. Fee: $3 per vehicle.
Parking is just beyond the fee station across the road from the trailhead of the Pine Tree Trail. This is a loop trail and can be hiked in either direction. The trail crosses two creeks several times. To the northwest hikers get views of the San Andres Mountains, to the northeast, White Sands and Sierra Blanca and east into the Tularosa Basin and Sacramento Mountains.
The park is located on the grounds of former Camp Furlong from where Gen. John J. “Black Jack” Pershing launched 10,000 troops on an 11-months, 500-mile pursuit of Villa into Mexico. The Exhibit Hall tells the story that begins with the 1910 Mexican Revolution and ends with Pershing's command of the Allied Forces when the U.S. entered World War I.
Through donations and funds appropriated by the New Mexico Legislature in 1999, Pancho Villa State Park acquired expedition-era examples of the vehicles and technology employed by Pershing and his men. The Exhibit Hall contains a full-size replica Curtiss JN-3 “Jenny” airplane used by the 1st Aero Squadron; a 1916 Dodge touring car, the type used by Pershing for a field office; historic artifacts; military weapons and ribbons. An armored tank stands as a sentinel outside the facility.
With only rudimentary initial instructions, military recruits were given orders to drive vehicles and fly the airplanes, which had not been previously tested at high-altitudes. As a result, equipment modernization and mechanical specialization during the 1916-1917 expedition period proved be essential to U.S. military success during World War I.
At Pancho Villa State Park, several buildings date from the time of Villa's raid and are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. These include the 1902 former U.S. Customs House, two adobe structures dating from the Camp Furlong-era and Camp Furlong Recreation Hall.
Pancho Villa State Park is located in the village of Columbus, 35 miles south of Deming via NM Hwy. 11. From El Paso, take NM Hwy 9 65 miles west.
The Exhibit Hall is open year-round, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven-days a week. The adjacent campground, offering picnicking, 62 electrical hookups and tenting sites, is open year-round, 24-hours a day.
Located 7,000 feet above sea level, in the cool pines, is the village of Ruidoso, New Mexico. A vacation hideaway for nearly 100 years, Ruidoso sports a horse racing track that houses the Billy the Kid Casino and features live horse racing from late May through Labor Day weekend, the fabulous Hubbard Museum of the American West, Casino Apache, The Inn of the Mountain Gods, and numerous golf courses along with great dining and shopping. Just outside town lies Ski Apache. Run by the Mescalero Tribe of Apaches, Ski Apache boasts great skiing from November through March on the north face of the 12,003' peak of Sierra Blanca. The surrounding Lincoln National Forest is perfect for hiking, mountain biking, camping, hunting and fishing. The nearby town of Lincoln was one of Billy the Kid's favorite haunts. Call 505-336-4356 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 505-336-4356 end_of_the_skype_highlighting for Ski Apache and 877-RUIDOSO begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 877-RUIDOSO end_of_the_skype_highlighting for Ruidoso visitors info.
Located just 15 minutes east of downtown El Paso, the Mission Trail is rich in history dating back 400 years. You can visit three active missions, plus numerous other historic sites. Unique local shopping and dining are also nearby. Take I-10 east to the Zaragosa exit, turn south and follow the blue historical signs.
At the northern end of the Chihuahuan Desert lies the world's largest gypsum dune field. White Sands National Monument preserves a major portion of this gypsum dune field, along with the plants and animals that have successfully adapted to this constantly changing environment.
Seven thousand miles of Southwestern natural beauty and culture present an eagle-eye's view atop Ranger Peak in El Paso's Franklin Mountains. A four-minute climb treats visitors to a 946-foot vertical rise. Upon reaching the Wyler Observatory at 5,632 feet, sky-travelers spot the Hueco Mountains, New Mexico's White Sands and Mexico.
6701 Convair Road
El Paso TX 79925
24 Hour Switchboard:
(915) 780-4749
The Switchboard will assist you with Lost & Found, Paging, Airport Operations, Airport Police, and Skycap Assistance.
El Paso International Airport (ELP) is the gateway to West Texas, Southern New Mexico and Northern Mexico. It provides airline passenger services, air cargo, and general aviation services.
The Airport is favored with abundant land (nearly 7,100 acres) and beautiful flying weather.
The Airport is located 6 miles east of downtown El Paso and 1.7 miles north of Interstate 10 Exit 25 (Airway Blvd).
El Paso Flight Information
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For any questions regarding flight data and schedules, please contact your respective airline. Their numbers are listed on the Airlines Page
The information on the ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES screens comes from real-time data. The displays are updated every few minutes.
Flight data that you see here covers a four-hour period: 2 hours before the current time and 2 hours after the current time. This allows you to see both past and future flight information.
El Paso International Airport has two WiFi providers. Each establishes the rates and terms of use for their services.
For customers that don't have a Wireless device, Travelex Business Center , located next to the Information Booth in the main lobby, has WiFi stations for your use. Consult with them for rates.
For customers with their own laptop computer or wireless device, Boingo provides WiFi service in virtually all public areas.
For more information, contact Boingo at their web site, www.boingo.com.
Advantage rent a car
800-777-5500
915-781-7690
Alamo
800-222-9058
915-778-9417
Avis
800-230-4898
915-779-2700
Budget
800-527-0700
915-779-2532
Dollar
800-800-4000
915-778-5445
Enterprise
800-261-7331
915-779-2260
Taxis are licensed by the City and metered. Taxi staging areas are located directly outside of the baggage claim area and are available 24 hours a day.
Taxi Cab Companies With Airport Permits:
Border Cab Co.
915 533-4245
Sun City Cab Co
915-544-2211
915-590-8294
Set Fares Are As Follows:
Commercial shuttles
Commercial shuttles are available on a pre-arranged basis. Shuttles permitted to operate at the airport:
Alamo Shuttle Service LLC. 800-872-2701
American Shuttle 888-831-1321
Amigo Shuttle 915-355-1739
Chuma's Tours 915-859-2455
Juarez/El Paso Shuttle Service 888-831-1321
L & M Limo Service 800-786-0518
Las Cruces Shuttle 800-288-1784
Paisanos Transportation 915-346-2655
Silver Stage Lines 800-522-0162
Courtesy Shuttles
Courtesy Shuttles are available between Long Term Parking and the terminal at no charge. Shuttles run 24x7.
Parking Overview
Airport Parking Rates
Short Term Parking (1,242 spaces)
0-30 min. No Charge
31 min - 1 hr. $1.50
Each additional hour $1.00
Max. each 24 hrs. $10.00
Lost Ticket (per day) $10.00
Long Term Parking (2,276 spaces)
Long Term Parking North Lot (2,200 spaces)
0-30 min. No Charge
31 min - 1 hr. $1.00
Each additional hour $.50
Max. each 24 hrs. $5.00
Lost Ticket (per day) $5.00
No weekly rate
Maximum daily rates apply to lost tickets
Total number of parking spaces: 5,738
Holiday Parking
Due to increased traffic during Thanksgiving and Christmas, additional parking areas will be designated to accommodate travelers.
If the Long Term Parking lot is full, customers will be directed to alternative parking areas.
Parking lot attendants will provide additional information.
Shuttle Service
The Airport provides free shuttle bus service to and from the Long Term Parking Lot to the terminal.
Shuttle Bus stops are conveniently located throughout the Long Term Parking Area.
In September 2008, the El Paso International Airport celebrated its 80th anniversary. Transportation has been a consistent and important thread woven throughout El Paso's rich history. From the Camino Real (Royal Road) which connected Mexico City and Santa Fe, to the Butterfield Trail, a major stagecoach passage from St. Louis to San Francisco, El Paso has always been a major transportation center.
Mayor Thomason proved to be a gifted prophet.
The creation of the Airport was encouraged by Charles A. Lindbergh on September 24, 1927 while visiting El Paso. In the wake of Lindbergh's visit, the El Paso Aero Club began drawing up plans for a municipal airport. A year later on September 8, 1928 at 1:30 pm, 10,000 El Pasoans turned out for the dedication ceremony of their first Municipal Airport. At the end of the ceremony, Mayor Thomason said: "Today, we drive another stake in the progress of El Paso. This city today becomes one of the country's future air centers."
During its eighty years of operation, El Paso International Airport has always been at the forefront of the latest aviation technology. In 1968, El Paso was the first in the nation to have a 130 foot air traffic control tower. Once again in 2000, El Paso was the first Air Traffic Control Tower in the nation to operate with STARS radar system, a system that upgrades the air traffic control system and enhances the safety of the flying public.
El Paso International Airport has been fortunate to be linked to an impressive past by maintaining a portion of the Butterfield Trail on its property, but El Paso is also on the cutting edge of the future by serving as the home of NASA's Training Center for Shuttle Astronauts. Practice landings on simulated shuttle aircraft are performed on a daily basis by astronauts preparing to venture out into space.
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About the Zoo
4001 E. Paisano El Paso, TX 79905-4223
915-521-1850 • Open daily at 9:30 a.m.
Locally recognized as the Best Place to Take the Kiddos, the El Paso Zoo sits on 35 acres of fun and adventure. Bigger and better than ever, the El Paso Zoo is an expansive green space that is home to exotic animals from around the world and features family attractions such as the African Star train and the Hunt Family Desert Spring. Accredited by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA), the El Paso Zoo celebrates the value of animals and natural resources and creates opportunities for people to rediscover their connection to nature. For more information, visit elpasozoo.org . For news and exclusive content, follow us on Facebook and YouTube.
The El Paso Zoo is a member of the American Zoo and Aquarium Association (AZA). AZA envisions a world where all people respect, value, and conserve animals and nature. Look for the AZA logo whenever you visit a zoo or aquarium as your assurance that you are supporting a facility dedicated to providing excellent care for animals, a great experience for yourself, and a better future for all living things. With more than 200 accredited members, AZA is a leader in global wildlife conservation.
The Zoo is open daily at 9:30 a.m.
The Ticket Booth closes at 4:00 p.m. On Saturdays and Sundays from June 6 to September 6 the Ticket Booth closes at 5:00 p.m.
The Safari Outfitters Giftshop is open daily at 9:30 a.m.
915-521-1871
The Passport Cafe is open daily at 9:30 a.m.
The Grasslands Cafe is open daily in the summer at 10:00 a.m. Seasonal hours apply during the rest of the season.
El Paso Zoo 2011-2012 Holiday Schedule
The El Paso Zoo will be closed on the following days during the holidays:
Thanksgiving Day, December 25, and January 1.
During the holidays the Zoo will be open regular winter hours (tickets sold 9:30a.m. to 4p.m.the zoo grounds close at 5p.m.) except for an early closure on Christmas Eve (last tickets sold at Noon, grounds close at 1:00) and closed all day Christmas Day and New Years Day.
Winter Hours of Operation
Sunday through Saturday
Admission Gate Hours
9:30a.m. - 4:00p.m.
Summer Hours of Operation
June 6 to September 6
Admission Gate Hours
Mon-Fri 9:30am - 4:00pm
Sat-Sun 9:30am - 5:00pm
Advance tickets are available for sale at the Zoo's ticket booth. Zoo tickets make great gifts any time of the year and also work nicely as employee incentive awards.
For more information call 521-1850 or email elpasozoo@elpasotexas.gov.
Admission
Ages 2 & under .................................Free
Ages 3 to 12 .....................................$6.00
Ages 13 to 59..................................$10.00
Active Duty Military and
Spouse with ID............................$7.50
Ages 60 & over ................................$7.50
Zoological Society Members .............Free
Learn more about Zoological Society Membership
Group Reservations
Adult Chaperones......................................$7.50
Students.......................................................$5.00
Admission: Free
Free Group Tours:
Daily except Monday, year-round
Please call in advance
Location:
510 N. Santa Fe Street
El Paso, TX 79901
(915) 351-3588
Museum Mission Statement
The El Paso Museum of History exists for the educational benefit of the community and visitors. It promotes the understanding and significance of the rich multicultural and multinational history of the border region known as The Pass of the North . Through exhibits and programs, the Museum involves diverse audiences in exploring varieties of human experience and encourages individuals to explore the past and reflect on their own place in history.
Organizational History
The El Paso Museum of History is one of three City-operated museums, including the El Paso Museum of Art and the El Paso Museum of Archaeology, each having its own facility. The El Paso Museum of History was established in 1974 as the Cavalry Museum but quickly served a scope and purpose beyond its title and began to function as a local history museum. In 1980 the name of the museum was officially changed to the El Paso Museum of History.
In 2000, El Paso citizens were poised to explore and display its role in Texas history, passing a bond election approving $6.5 million in funding for the construction of a new two-story 44,000 sq. ft. Museum of History located in downtown El Paso's cultural district. Staff and collections gradually moved into the new building in early 2007 with the public opening taking place June 16, 2007. The El Paso Museum of History once again serves the largest continuous border metroplex in North America (El Paso, Texas and Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua), having a combined population of more than two million people.
The International Museum of Art is located in the Turney home in El Paso, Texas. The spacious Museum houses collections from Asia, Africa, and many points both near and far. The Museum also houses a Mexican Revolution collection which includes a replica of Pancho Villa's death mask, and a replica of a Mexican casita as it might have looked at the time of the Revolution.
The Museum hosts several national and international exhibitions each year and offers art-related programs, activities, and special events. The Museum is also available for rental for a variety of events.
new exhibit in july for artists - "happy birthday, america!"
Friday 1:00 - 3:00
Rodolfo Razo
Saturday 1:00- 3:00
Manny Guerra
Sunday 1:00- 3:00
Mario Parra - "Sketch Book Club"
select your time
wednesday 10:30-12:30 morning or afternoon 1:00-3:00
beginning june 15 - childrens art classes
gabi urias - teacher
$85 for a 6 week course
all supplies are included for 3 paintings
Upcoming Events
Closed Monday and Tuesday
Hours
Open
Thursday - Sunday
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Address
1211 Montana Av.
El Paso, Texas 79902
Telephone
915-543-6747
Parking
Free parking is available at the International Museum of Art. The Museum has a parking lot in back at the corner of Brown and Rio Grande Street.
Public Transportation
The Museum is accessible via Sun Metro routes 50 (Montana) & 35 (Northgate via Dyer).
Tours
Free public tours are available during regular hours on a walk-in basis. For special and group tours, please contact the Museum for scheduling.
505 N. Santa Fe
El Paso, TX 79901
(915) 534-0000 ext. 0
Tuesday - Saturday 10am to 5pm
Sunday 12pm - 5pm
Monday Closed
Admission is:
$8.00 Adults
$6.00 Students, Military,
and Seniors
$4.00 Children (ages 4-11)
Children 3 & under are FREE
Memberships:
Purchase a membership today.
With an annual membership you receive:
Field Trips:
$4.00 per student
Certified teachers are free
Field Trips available:
Tuesday thru Saturday 9am-5pm
A striking adobe structure, Magoffin Home State Historic Site explores the stories of a multicultural family who actively participated in U.S. expansion and settlement, military service, trade on the Santa Fe–Chihuahua Trail, Civil War turmoil and U.S.–Mexico relations. The 1875 home is a prime example of Territorial style architecture
NOTICE: Magoffin Home will temporarily close to visitors beginning January 1, 2011, due to extensive restoration work. For more information, contact site staff at 915.533.5147 or by email .
Hours
Open: Tuesday–Sunday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Closed: Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day
Admission Fees
Adults: $4
Ages 6-18/Students with ID/Adult Tour Groups: $3 per person
5 and under: free
School Groups: $1 per student (reservations required)
We accept cash, check or credit card.
715 N. Oregon,
El Paso, Texas 79902
915-351-0048
MUSEUM HOURS
Tuesday-Friday from 9am-4pm
Saturday and Sunday from 1-5pm
Closed on Monday
FREE ADMISSION
The El Paso Holocaust Museum and Study Center, located in Downtown El Paso, is a memorial to the millions of people who were brutally murdered by Adolf Hilter and the Nazi Regime from 1933 to 1945. The Museum's mission is to:
Visitors to the Museum will learn about the Holocaust through its permanent exhibit, which features a number of multi-media galleries that chronicle the events of the Holocaust. The lessons in these galleries include: Life in Europe before the Nazi Party; the Rise of the Nazi Party; the Use of Nazi Propaganda; Kristallnacht ; Life in the Ghettos; Transportation by Railcars to the Camps; Life and Death in Nazi Concentration Camps; Liberation by the Allied Forces; the Righteous Among the Nations; a Memorial and Reflection Room; and a Gallery of El Paso Holocaust Survivors.
All of the materials in the Museum's galleries are presented in both English and Spanish. The Museum was designed by El Paso artist Victor Mireles.
Additionally, the Museum offers year-round programming to supplement the lessons of the Holocaust. These include a free film series each month, a Book Club, speaker presentations, a summer camp, educational workshops and an annual Holocaust Remembrance commemoration. The Robert & Sara Shiloff Library & Study Center is also open to the public and offers thousands of Holocaust-related books for research purposes.
The Museum is a nonprofit organization led by a dedicated Board of Directors, a staff of three employees and dozens of dedicated volunteers. The Museum does not charge admission but welcomes donations by visitors.
In order to keep its doors open, the Museum relies on grants, membership dues, donations and annual fundraisers. Recent granting organizations include the City of El Paso's Museums and Cultural Affairs Department, the Jewish Federation of El Paso, the Robert and Evelyn McKee Foundation and the Shiloff Family Foundation.
The Museum and Gardens are part of the University of Texas at El Paso, and also serve the binational community of the Chihuahuan Desert region; the Museum was established in 1936, and the Gardens were dedicated in 1999. The Museum's permanent exhibits focus on the natural and cultural history of the Chihuahuan Desert region. The extensive stored collections of the Centennial are available for scholarly research. In the temporary galleries the Museum presents a wide range of exhibits on themes related to border life and culture, the Americas, and UTEP activities. Read more about the Museum's history. For more information on coming exhibitions, visit our events calendar *.
The Centennial Museum and Gardens sponsor such events as lextures/talks, collaborative exhibits with other museums on campus or in El Paso, FloraFEST and SunSCAPE.
FloraFEST and SunSCAPE are annual events promoting the region's native plants. FloraFEST takes place every year on the last weekend in April, with a presentation on native plants on Friday night followed by a sale of native plants on Saturday and Sunday. SunSCAPE is a multi-day semminar about using native plants in landscaping. This event occurs during the first quarter of each year. Email for upcoming information.
Our volunteers make it possible to provide such events.
We have several Virtual Tours available* to introduce you to our Museum. To appreciate the full breadth and depth of the Museum's offerings, consider visiting us in person.
**We are currently upgrading our web presence, and have replaced the Museum's prior Home Page with the current version. Some links to detailed information point to pages which have not yet been migrated from their prior format.
Hours of Operation & Contact Information
Fast Food Restaurants with in walking distance to hotel are Arbys, Wendys, Taco Bell, and Burger King.
Sports Bar and Lounge also with in walking distance to hotel.
There is more to El Paso's dining scene than Mexican food. Find out what this border town has to offer in the way of eateries.
7120 N. Mesa
El Paso TX 79912
915-584-2514
Located on the west side, AJ's is the place for great burgers and great shakes. Enjoy a coin operated jukebox with your meal!
209 Mills St.
El Paso TX 79901
915-351-8700
Located in Downtown El Paso, Alberto's offers a variety of Mexican dishes for the entire family.
2000 Montana at Cotton
El Paso TX 79903
915-533-0155
Located in central El Paso Amigo's offers great service, excellent Mexican plates and prices you can't beat. We serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
9201 Gateway West
El Paso TX 79925
915-590-5999
Located on the I-10 West, you can't miss this restaurant--its bright yellow outside and the decor is bright and colorful. The food is a different style of Mexican food-good food and very nice presentation. Andale, try it!
Applebee's
With various locations to serve you, Applebee's has something for every appetite: salads, appetizers, burgers, fajitas, and their signature riblet platter and fabulous desserts, plus a bar. Whether you're famished or thirsty, it's a great place for a complete meal, a quick bite or a few drinks.
One Ardovino's Drive
Sunland Park NM 88063
505-589-0653
El Paso's hippest restaurant is in New Mexico! The Dinner items created with garden-grown herbs include entrees ranging from beef tenderloin to seafood and great pastas. Every Saturday morning in the summer through fall, there is a farmers' market with fresh local produce and breakfast on the patio. Dinner served Wed-Sun and lunch served on Saturday. Live entertainment nightly.
Ardovino's Pizza
Established in 1961, Ardovino's originally opened as a gourmet and Italian food mart and has since expanded to include a pizzeria and delicatessen. What does our 40 years experience mean to you? Great food. Ardovino's specializes in pizza, gourmet food, sandwiches, salads, and gifts.
Aroma Restaurant
2725 North Mesa Street
El Paso TX 79902
915-532-4700
Located near UTEP Campus and in the Center of Cincinnati District, Aroma offers a great variety of dishes. We put a twist to traditional dishes come in and try our famous lamb and mango chipotle chicken.
Avila's Mexican Food
6232 N. Mesa near Sunland Park Drive El Paso TX 79912
For over 50 years the Avila family has been serving El Paso's traditional Mexican food. The family restaurants are still owned and operated by the Avilas and offer a complete menu at extremely reasonable prices. Among our favorites are the chile con queso, a cheese and chile dip appetizer, the chicken fajitas and the
carnita plate. The restaurants have been chosen in the top 50 Hispanic restaurants in the U.S. by Hispanic Magazine. Beer, wine and wine margaritas are available at both locations. Open every day.
Azulejos
Located in downtown El Paso Azulejos offers a full Breakfast Buffet daily from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Buffet includes order Omelettes and Belgium waffles, variety of other entrée selection, sausage, hash browns and all the other amenities you'd expect from a wonderful buffet. In addition our breakfast pastries are baked fresh daily in-house! Lunch buffet served Monday thru Friday 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. We feature a line-up of regional Mexican cuisine as well as some American specialties. Includes a soup and salad bar sure to please your palate. The grandest Sunday Brunch in the southwest Served every Sunday 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. savor such delights as peel n eat shrimp, oysters on the half shell, smoked salmon, carved beef & Mexican specialties as well as out fine desserts baked here by our pastry chef.
Barrigas
Only the atmosphere tops the food. The green chicken enchiladas, stuffed with chicken breast and covered in a fresh green chile sauce are flavorful not fatal. Both locations offer a full bar. "Good food, Good friends!" Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Bella Napoli
6331 N. Mesa
El Paso TX 79912
915-584-3321
Located on the westside, Bella Napoli has been serving El Paso for forty seven years. When Mr. Sala opened Bella Napoli in 1963, his intentions were not to serve gourmet food, but great homemade Italian food at reasonable prices that the entire family could enjoy.
Big Al's Wings & Suds
1201 Airway Blvd El Paso TX 79925
Go for a refreshing Margarita first, then follow with a great charbroiled burger. The wings are good too. Big Al's specializes in both Mexican and American cuisine.
Big Bun
Located in the center of Downtown El Paso Big Bun offers a variety of burgers and burritos. Open Monday - Friday 7:30a.m. to 6:00p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and closed Sundays. Delivery available.
Billy Crews
Great steaks and great wines go hand-in-glove, and the glove fits at Billy Crews. A Wine Spectator Magazine Grand Award winning restaurant for nearly 20 years, Billy Crews serves custom-cut steaks, fresh seafood, prime rib, chicken, lamb, and veal. The wine cellar holds over 23,000 bottles, plus they have over 200 imported and specialty beers and a complete selection of liquors and spirits. The lounge is open daily and features live entertainment on Wed-Sat evenings. Open daily for dinner with a lunch menu in the lounge.
Gateway Blvd., El Paso
El Paso TX 79936
915-633-8300
Located in East El Paso, BJ's offers a great selection of Italian dishes and a large selection of beer.
Bo Bo China
313 Mills Avenue
El Paso TX 79901
915-533-6116
Located in Downtown El Paso, Bo Bo China offers a wide variety of Chinese dishes with great spices, sauces, and prices. Delivery available.
Bob's BBQ
4011 Fred Wilson
El Paso TX 79904
915-562-5601
Located in northeast El Paso Bob's BBQ offers the best BBQ brisket, pulled pork, pork ribs, and sausage. We are located close to the El Paso International Airport and Fort Bliss. Come join us to eat some great BBQ.
Bonny's Cafe
Located in East El Paso, Bonny's offers a great variety of food. Talk about super sized burritos, one can almost feed two people. Great burritos, tortas, mexican plates, and much more.
Brick & Mortar
Located in downtown El Paso, Brick & Mortar, a simple but classy kitchen and bar has a unique urbane atmosphere that offers a touch of a big city-feel in El Paso's Downtown. This is a place where people can meet and enjoy any of our kitchen's special recipes which gives traditional menu items a different tast.
Brown Bag Deli
The Brown Bag Deli has provided the most appetizing menu of delectable sandwiches in the El Paso area since 1980. Voted "Best Of The Border" our selection is guaranteed to fill your stomach without emptying your pockets.
Burro Time
Located on the Westside, Burro Time offers great Mexican food. Come try our famous burritos, tacos, and tortas.
Cactus Rose Steakhouse
6655 Gateway West El Paso TX 79925-3617
Locates inside the Holiday Inn Airport-El Paso.The Holiday Inn hit a home run with its new steak house, the Cactus Rose. Big portions and attentive service set the tone for this Texas-style eatery. Aged, corn-fed beef, authentic Mexican cuisine and excellent seafood choices are available. The appetizers and salads are Texas-sized as well. Full bar with a fabulous tequila selection.
Café Central
At Cafe Central, fresh, bold flavors with pleasant textures are paramount. We create seasonal menus with changing selections that give a contemporary southwest twist to the latest gourmet trends. Whether you're celebrating an achievement, a holiday, or simply the moment, be assured that we'll always offer a new taste to delight your palate.
Cafe Mayapan
2000 Texas
El Paso TX 79901
915-351-1070
Great selection of Mexican and other Latin American food. Located in central El Paso next door to the Mayapan Mexican market.
Cappetto's Italian Restaurant
Since 1956 Cappetto's has been serving the finest Italian food in the El Paso Southwest. The Rigatoni Isabella is truly sinful, and the tender, perfectly seasoned Eggplant Parmesan is perhaps the best around. From pizza to veal to the famous Baked Chicken Angelo, the menu at Cappetto's has something to please and delight every palate. Lunch and dinner are served with continuous service daily.
Carino's Italian Kitchen
Food is at the heart of this mission. From the Italian classics to our signature dishes, such as Skilletini and Spicy Shrimp, all of our offerings are handcrafted from the finest, freshest ingredients available. Our chefs are devoted to perfection, infusing each recipe with their own unique talent and creativity—not to mention love.
Carino's Italian Kitchen
Food is at the heart of this mission. From the Italian classics to our signature dishes, such as Skilletini and Spicy Shrimp, all of our offerings are handcrafted from the finest, freshest ingredients available. Our chefs are devoted to perfection, infusing each recipe with their own unique talent and creativity—not to mention love.
Carnitas Queretaro
Delicious, freshly made corn tortillas, reasonably priced platillos.
Carnitas Queretaro
9077 Gateway West
El Paso TX 79925
915-633-9877
Freshly made corn tortillas, great platillos and very filling tacos and more!
Casa Jurado
Located in Cincinnatti District, Casa Jurado offers a variety of Mexican dishes. Casa Jurado offers salpicon. tacos, and other great Mexican food. Great drinks are also served.
Cattle Baron Steak &Seafood Restaurant
A “must stop” for travelers and residents throughout New Mexico and West Texas who appreciate great food, attentive service, comfortable atmosphere, and surprisingly affordable prices. Cattle Baron Restaurants offer the best hand-cut steaks, succulent prime rib, extensive salad bar and other delectable entrees–always using the freshest ingredients–that will fit anyone's budget and tastes. Come “Savor the Legendary Flavor” of Cattle Baron as you explore the Great Southwest.
Cattleman's Steakhouse
Consistently voted the best steaks and best steakhouse in El Paso, Cattleman's has been drawing large crowds for years and for good reason. The steaks are nothing short of delicious and always cooked just right. If you're not in the mood for steak, the great mesquite-smoked barbecue, fresh seafood and a beautiful sunset also make the trip well worthwhile. Located near Fabens, Texas, 35 minutes from downtown El Paso. Take I-10 east to exit 49, then turn left and drive 5 miles into the desert.
Chambakoo Bar & Grill
2285 Trawood
El Paso TX 79936
915/599-1500
Family restaurant. Mexican and continental menu. Wonderful variety of appetizers, salads, pastas, steaks, and seafood.
Cheddar's
Big burgers, sandwiches, salads, nice variety of appetizers
Chico's Tacos
This Lower Valley location is home of the Internationally Famous Taquitos, Burritos, hotdogs and hamburgers.
Chico's Tacos
This Central location is home of the Internationally Famous Taquitos, Burritos, hotdogs and hamburgers.
Chico's Tacos
This Far East location offers Famous rolled taquitos, burritos, hotdogs and more.
Chico's Tacos
This central location is famous for Taquitos" and burritos, hotdogs and more.
Chili's Bar & Grill
1510 Lee Trevino El Paso TX 79936
This Far East location offers American food influenced by Tex-Mex cuisine. Famous for their baby back ribs.
Chili's Bar & Grill
1421 Airway Blvd. El Paso TX 79925
This airport convienent location offers American food influenced by Tex-Mex cuisine. Famous for their baby back ribs.
China Star Bistro
9225 Dyer
El Paso TX 79924
915-757-2589
Excellent Chinese food on the Northeast side of El Paso.
Cielo Vista Natural Market
This mainly organic cafe offers a variety of soups, wraps, salad, and sandwhiches.
Cincinnati Club
Happy hour. Good appetizers, burgers and more.
Cocina de Sara
500 Thorn Ave El Paso TX 79912
We have 6 years of tradition and good taste for delicious mexican food
If you just get a chance to visit them, just simply stop by in the mornig and ask for “Huevos Regios” (Scrambled eggs with shreded beef with Chile colorado accompanied with a hash brown and beans). Strongly Reccommended
If you decide to stop by lunch, just ask for his famous Mole (Chicken topped with a very traditional Mexican salsa made of different chiles and a toast of chocolate and peanut butter, accompanied with rice and beans). Mmmh.. excellent choice
Coco Meil
Coco Miel offers the best pizzas, sandwiches, salads and pastas; as well as specialty coffees, teas, wines & beers in the Southwest region.
Como's Italian Food
"The finest in Italian foods"
Good, cold salads and delicious entrees. Nice ambience.
Crave Kitchen & Bar
Located in Cinicinnati District, Crave Kitchen and Bar offers breakfast, lunch, brunch, dinner, drinks, and take out in a casual-fine dining restaurant that offers a Modern American Menu in a stylish intimate yet comfortable setting. Crave has something for everyone.
2711 N. Stanton
El Paso TX 79902
915-313-9765
Close to UTEP, This fine dining restaurant is best known for their delicious steaks.
Delaney's Steakhouse
Located on the Eastside of El Paso, Delaney's Steakhouse offers a variety of specialty items. Their menu includes delicious Chicken Boursin, Flat Iron Steak, Lobster Bisque, Pasta Primavera, Borden Oysters, Boneless Rib Eye, and Grilled Salmon.
Delicious Mexican Eatery
This Central location offers traditional and delicious Mexican dishes.
Delicious Mexican Eatery
This Eastside location offers traditional and delicious Mexican dishes.
Double Eagle
The Double Eagle in Old Mesilla is actually a restaurant within a restaurant. Enjoy southwest inspired meals at Peppers, or a fine dining experience at the Double Eagle.
East Side Cafe
Daily lunchtime specials. Tortilla soup and caldo de res is delicious. Small place, always packed, but service is fast, wait is short.
Edge of Texas
A casual fine dining steakhouse on the Texas/New Mexico border.
El Taco Tote
At El Taco Tote Real Mexican Grill, you choose from family recipes featuring select cuts of steak, fajitas, sirloin, bistek, chicken, pork, or adobado, on hand-made corn or flour tortillas. Then customize you taco at our freshly made salsa and condiment bar. It's your taco, your way!
Erin's Bar & Grill
6306 N. Mesa St.
El Paso TX 79912
915-833-4661
Felinin Film Café
Fellini Film Cafe "Foreign & Alternative Films" A unique concept for lovers of fine coffee, food and good movies. Located on trendy Cincinnati St., Fellini Film Cafe is the only one in its kind in the southwest.
Forti's Mexican Elder Restaurant
Located in Central El Paso, Forti's Mexican Elder Restaurant has served El Paso for more than 30 years. They are famous for Mexican steaks and seafood. Open for lunch, breakfast and dinner.
Franky's
Good Mexican and American food.
G & R Restaurant
Gonzalo's G&R--can't go wrong with the beef tacos, but then try their tampicqueno or for that matter, their enchiladas. Everything on the menu is good. Try a Margarita at the bar.
Gabriel's
Good Mexican food, beer and wine.
Gabriel's Cafe
Across from Pueblo Road across from Ysleta Mission--a good start if you're going on the Mission Trail. Their caldo de res has been their signature since 1983.
Geo Geske
Tucked away in El Paso's popular, trendy Kern Place district, “G2,” as the locals call it, is the city's hottest martini grill. The restaurant serves exceptional contemporary American cuisine in an open-grill setting. Fresh fish, grilled steaks, even baby back ribs make for a well rounded, eclectic menu. Voted the
No. 1 nightspot by the El Paso Times, the bar offers great service and cold drinks in a friendly, neighborhood atmosphere.
Gerardo's Restaurant and Piano Bar
Mexican and American
Good buffets.
Mariachis every Thursday.
Geske's Fire Gril
Located on the Eastside, Geske's Fire Grill offers El Paso an up scale but cozy atmosphere. Geske's offers a variety of dishes including, steak, shrimp, and sushi.
Gil's Mexican Food
Daily lunch specials. Sundays cabrito.
Go Go Sushi
522 S. Oregon El Paso TX 79901 533-4434
Now you can satisfy your sushi craving on your lunch hour. Cooked shrimp and crab rolls starting at $3.99! Plus, free delivery in the downtown area within 1 mile. You like the price? . . . You'll love the taste! Call in your order or come by today.
Great American Land & Cattle
This northeast restaurant offers a mix between casual and fine dining. A wide array of steaks and seafood.
Great American Land & Cattle
This Westside location offers a mix between casual and fine dinner. The restaurant offers a wide variety of of steaks and seafoods.
Great American Land & Cattle
This northeast location offers a mix between casual and fine dinner. The restaurant offers a wide array of steaks and seafood.
Great American Land & Cattle
This Eastside locations offers a mix between casual and fine dining. This restaurant offers a wide array of steaks and seafood.
Great American Land & Cattle
This Westside location offers a mix between casual and fine dining. This restaurant has was wide array of steaks and seafood.
H & H Carwash
Open Monday thru Saturday 7:30a.m.-3 p.m., closed Sundays. Mandatory: any trip to El Paso must include breakfast here or lunch for sure. Everything on the menu is super delicious plus you can get a car wash, fill your tank with gas, an oil change and you and your car drive off into the sunset happy and satisfied.
Hamburger Inn
Enchiladas, flautas, tortas, burros, sirloin & Arrachera Steaks
Satisfy Your Appetite With Our World Famous Burger… “Lucky Burger”
Healthy Bite
Located in the center of Downtown El Paso, Healthy Bite provides a healthy alternative. With a variety of sandwiches and pitas healthy bite is sure to satisfy your hunger with out all the extra calories.
Hooters of El Paso
Great place for chicken wings, shrimp and fish. Wide variety of appetizers.
Hudson's Bar & Grill
1950's & 1960's. Good burgers and fries and top with an ice cream soda!
Il Posto Ristorante Italiano
7128 N. Mesa
El Paso TX 79912
915-585-2221
Now in a new location, this popular west-side Italian restaurant serves all of your traditional favorites such as spaghetti, lasagna, and ravioli. Unique specialties include portabella mushroom ravioli, farfalle
primavera (bowtie pasta with mixed vegetables in a light cream sauce) and veal marsala. Add an excellent wine list and great desserts, and you've got a meal to remember.
Italian Kitchen
2923 Pershing Dr.
El Paso TX 79903
915-565-4041
Numerous choices of wonderful, authentic Italian food. Enjoy with beer and wine!
Japanese Kitchen/Sushi Bar
Hibachi and Sushi restaurant on the westside of town, not too far from UTEP.
Jaxon's Restaurant and Brewing Co.
This westside Jaxon's Restaurants is home to the very best Southwestern food in El Paso.
Their menu features unique appetizers, fresh salads, gourmet hamburgers, BBQ platters, juicy steaks, and much more! Their “King” Margaritas and
signature cocktails are acclaimed as the best in the region. Jaxon's Brewery, the fourth oldest brew pub in the state of Texas, pours a variety of award-winning handcrafted ales and lagers.
Jaxon's Restaurant and Brewing Co.
This westside Jaxon's Restaurants is home to the very best Southwestern food in El Paso.
Their menu features unique appetizers, fresh salads, gourmet hamburgers, BBQ platters, juicy steaks, and much more! Their “King” Margaritas and
signature cocktails are acclaimed as the best in the region. Jaxon's Brewery, the fourth oldest brew pub in the state of Texas, pours a variety of award-winning handcrafted ales and lagers.
Jaxon's Restaurants and Brewing Co.
This Eastside Jaxon's Restaurant is home to the very best Southwestern food in El Paso.
Their menu features unique appetizers, fresh salads, gourmet hamburgers, BBQ platters, juicy steaks, and much more! Their “King” Margaritas and
signature cocktails are acclaimed as the best in the region. Jaxon's Brewery, the fourth oldest brew pub in the state of Texas, pours a variety of award-winning handcrafted ales and lagers.
Julio's Cafe Corona
Serving El Paso since 1944, Julio's has expanded its menu, which initially only had Mexican food, to now include Spanish, international and seafood dishes. Some establishment favorites are the filete tampiqueña, salpicon, filete ranchero, and mole poblano.
Katsura
Located in East El Paso, Katsura offers great sushi at great prices. Come in and enjoy our sushi bar. Katsura offers a wide variety of sushi and drinks that will satisfy your pallet.
Kiki's Restaurant and Bar
It's really no secret, what makes Kiki's great -
It's the food!!
A lot of restaurants talk about their great service,
or maybe it's their ambience... We've got all that too,
but what separates us from the rest is our great food -
Our Best, Made just for YOU!
So, we invite you to come over anytime, and ...
Pig Out! We'll Make More!!
Kipp's Cheesesteaks
Kipps Cheesesteak is an excellent new place, bringing fresh originality to historic Downtown. Kipp's signature Original Philly Cheese Steak is made with high quality ingredients such as 'Grade A' Ribeye steak and caramelized onions smothered with either origina cheese whiz or provolone.
Koze Teppan Grill
Located on the Westside, Koze features a X0-foot sushi bar, x entertaining hibachi grills for family and group celebrations, and a full bar with shows for the whole family, Koze brings everyone together for great food and fun.
L & J Cafe
Founded in the 1920's, this little restaurant and bar located near historic Concordia Cemetery serves superb green enchiladas, and the caldillo is to die for and much more.
La Catrina
Located in Downtown El Paso, La Catrina offers a variety of Mexican food for all palates. Come in and try Caldo Tlalpenio, Tacos Dorados, Tacos de Asada, Tacos al Pastor, Flautas Bandera, Fajitas, and
Charola Catrina.
La Malinche
301 Texas Ave.
El Paso TX 79901
915-544-8785
Monday - Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
La Mar
Located on the east side, La Mar is known for it's delicious seafood dishes. Serving delicious steaks and seafood, including King Crab legs and Lobster. This restaurant also has a full bar and happy hour specials.
Landry's Seafood House
If you're hungry for a little surf and turf, Landry's Seafood House is known for its fresh seafood and spectacular ambience. The menu has the very best of everything from irresistible appetizers to our world-famous seafood specialties, such as the freshly prepared Stuffed Flounder or the Shrimp Fresca. For the non-seafarer, there are tempting, juicy steaks and chicken delicacies. Open every day.
Leo's Mexican Food
An El Paso tradition since 1946, Leo's began when brothers-in-law decieded that what El Paso needed was a good Mexican restaurant. At that time they developed the recipes that are still used today. The baked cheese enchiladas, delicious combination plates and dessert sopapilla recipes were introduced on to the menu as created by Willie Sr. and Leo. From the very beginning, the entire family was involved in providing quality services and food for the borderland.
Little Diner & Tortilla Factory
7209 7th St.
El Paso TX 79835
915-877-2176
Finding the restaurants that the locals truly love is usually a bit of an adventure. The Little Diner is no exception. Hidden away on a side street in sleepy Canutillo, Texas (15 minutes from downtown El Paso), the Little Diner has already been discovered by Gourmet Magazine and numerous travel guides, plus Texas Monthly named it one of the best Mexican restaurants in the state. Famous for its fabulous gorditas (the Taco Bell version isn't even related), the Little Diner makes everything from scratch, including grinding the corn for tortillas and masa and cooking up all the sauces. They'll treat you like family–once you find the place! Located at 7209 7th Street, Canutillo, Texas. From downtown El Paso, take I-10 west to the Transmountain Road exit (#6), turn left, then right on Doniphan Drive, right on Anthony Road and right again on 7th Street. Phone 915 877-2176, open 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., closed Wednesdays.
Logan's
11865 Gateway West
El Paso TX 79936
915/633-9366
Come dine the roadhouse way. Enjoy roasted peanuts and watch the cooks fire up the grill while you wait. After building up an appetite, indulge in the hot freshly baked yeast rolls brought to your table. But don't forget to save room for perfectly grilled steaks and all the trimmings. You certainly won't walk away hungry!
Los Bandidos de Carlos & Mickey's
1310 Magruder
El Paso TX 79925
915-778-3323
The Arrambide family at Carlos & Mickey's has been serving fabulous Mexican food in El Paso since 1944. The menu contains over 70 items and is probably the most complete in El Paso. Live entertainment each evening will make your visit truly special. The full bar serves the biggest and voted best margaritas in town, but be careful– they go down much too easily! Happy hour is from 4-7 p.m. Open everyday 11 a.m.-10 p.m. 1310 Magruder, just north of Montana, 1 mile from the airport.
Los Tres Gallegos
3143 Lee Trevino
El Paso TX 79936
915/592-5243
Authentic Durango-style Mexican cuisine. Try their wonderful Tampiquena Steak or mouth-watering Asado de Puerco. At Los Tres Galleos and Ole Mexico, your family is our family.
Lucy's Restaurant
4119 N. Mesa
El Paso TX 79902
915/544-3922
Good home-style Mexican food. Best Machaca in town!
Luigi's
321 E. Mills Ave. El Paso TX 79901 (915)544-0444
Great Italian buffet. They even deliver!
Mar Y Sol
910 E Redd Rd
El Paso TX 79912
915-760-6122
With its diverse menu and fresh take on Mexican food favorites, Mar Y Sol is a great addition to El Paso's westside. The atmosphere is great, with live music and great food
Mediterranean Cuisine Greek/Arabia
4111 N. Mesa
El Paso TX 79902
915-542-1012
Greek & Arabic: Gyros, Falafel, Mousaka, special lamb dishes and more.
Mesa Street Bar and Grill
Moderately fancy, great variety on the menu. Try the monthly 6 course wine dinners for a special treat. Excellent executive chef and pastry chef who makes all desserts in-house including homemade ice cream. Quite a treat!!!
Mexican Cottage Restaurant
904 Texas Ave
El Paso TX 79901
915-546-9816
Craving a Mesican dinning experience? Visit The Mexican Cottage restaurant, inside San Carlos Building.
Michelino's Italian Restaurant
3615 Rutherglen
El Paso TX 79925
915-592-1700
Winner of the “Feast of the East” award for best pasta. For over 33 years, Michelino's has been serving up great Italian food for east El Paso. Its complete Italian menu includes specialties like Eggplant Parmigiana and Chicken Jerusalem. Open for lunch Mon-Fri, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. and every day for dinner from 5-10 p.m. Beer and wine available. Located near the airport at 3615 Rutherglen, just off Montana Avenue. From the Airway/Montana intersection, go east on Montana to the third stoplight (Rutherglen) and turn left.
Mirai Bowl
Located near UTEP and Cincinnati District, Mirai Bowl offers a variety of specialties including, chicken/shrimp teriyaki, spicy ginger pork, korean BBQ, and sushi. Mirai Bowl offers great food at a great price. Either dine in or take out, you will be satisfied.
Moe's
6298 Alameda
El Paso TX 79905
915/779-9542
Authentic Mexican food. Excellent chile rellenos. Closed Tuesday.
Monteleone's Ristorante Italiano
3023 Gateway West
El Paso TX 79903
915/566-4320
Nice variety of dishes cooked by the owner-chef, also makes the bread.
Moon Day
7040 N. Mesa, Suite U
El Paso TX 79912
915/587-7115
Everyday is a great experience--the cashew chicken is a must try.
2603 N. Mesa
El Paso TX 79902
915-351-9394
Located near UTEP and in the center of Cincinnati District, No Fish offers something different to El Paso. No Fish offers a wide variety of beer, wine, and cheese.
O2 Lounge
2700 N. Mesa St.
El Paso TX 79912
915-532-0202
What started as almost a speakeasy five years ago with no sign except two small letters on the mailbox has become the center of the revitalized Kern Place nightlife scene near UTEP. Don't worry, there's now a neon martini glass sign outside at the corner of Mesa and Cincinnati Streets to light your way. Things get going at happy hour and keep going late into the night. The specialty of the house is anything martini–chocolate, pomegranate, mango and goji juice all find their way into memorable mixes. Inside or out on the patio, O2 is happenin'.
Oasis Bistro & Lounge
Whether you're entertaining clients, looking for a relaxing lunch or planning a night out on the town, Oasis is the perfect choice with freshly-prepared, delectable menu items and live easy-listening music weekend nights.
Okazuri
Under the kitchen guidance are experienced chefs who will create a flavorful experience on every visit. Okazuri is by now a tradition to those who find Japanese food irresistible. Throughout the years they have been a fascinating site to enjoy excellent sushi.
Ole Mexico
Authentic Durango style Mexican cuisine.
At Ole Mexico, your family is our family.
Original Blimp
317 E. Mills Ave.
El Paso TX 79901
915-546-4004
Specializes in Sandwiches and More
Monday - Friday 8:00a.m. to 8:00p.m.
Closed Saturday and Sunday
P.F. Chang's China Bistro
760 Sunland Park Dr. El Paso TX 79912 845-0166
Paquime
Monday - Saturday 7:00a.m. to 10:00p.m.
Sunday 7:00a.m. to 8:00p.m.
Pelicans
Pelicans, on the westside, is the perfect choice is you are looking for an upscale restaurant that serves only the finest steaks and the freashest seafood. With more than 27 years of operation and experience, Pelicans offers the best service and the best food creating an unforgettable experience.
Pho Tre Bien Authentic Vietnamese Cuisine
8838 Viscount
El Paso TX 79925
915/598-0166
Pike Street Market
Pike Street Market is a downtown deli and small coffee house which serves sandwiches, soups, salads and homemade booked goods, as well as coffee and espresso. Open Monday through Friday. We Deliver!
Pike Street Market
This downtown deli nestled on the first floor of the Hotel Cortez (right next to the Post Office) offers a healthy and delicious lunch menu plus great muffins and espresso. Pike Street is open Monday - Friday from 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Puerto Rico Restaurant
11040 Montwood
El Paso TX 79936
915/590-2002
Best chicken in town, original sabor Criollo! Great Carribean atmosphere.
Puerto Vallarta Grill Mexican Seafood
1611 Montana
El Paso TX 79902
915/544-8169
You're in for a treat--a little ceviche for starters and you're on your way to a great meal.
Ranchers Grill
Located in East El Paso Ranchers Grill offers a great variety of food. Come try our famous country fried steak and the ranchero. We offer a large soup and salad bar that will satisfy your hunger.
Red & White Wine Bar
Located on the Eastside. Enjoy drinks from our 50+ wine list of 30+ beer list and pair them with one of delicious food items that include Tapas, Salads, Paninis, and Pizzas.
Red Lobster
Located on the Eastside of El Paso, near Cielo Vista Mall. Red Lobster offers a great variety of seafood. Great food served fresh with cheddar biscuits, Red Lobster is sure to be a family favorite.
910 E. Redd Rd. #A
TX 79912
915-584-7473
Ripe set out to create a casual yet gourmet neighborhood eatery where everyone could get a creative and flavourful meal prepared by people who are genuinely excited about being in the kitchen. Cuisisne is extremely approachable, affordable, and global.
Risotto's MedRim Bistro
9830 Gateway Blvd. North
El Paso TX
(915) 755-1246
Short for Mediterranean Rim, MedRim cuisine was created and modeled after a diverse blend of unique traditions and flavors found throughout 21 countries that call the Mediterranean coast home.
Unlike anything in the region, Risotto's boasts the perfect balance of comfort and culture combined with genuine hospitality and festivity.
As a value-driven concept, Risotto's MedRim Bistro has something for everyone! From an extensive lunch menu that starts at $5.90 to tantalizing dinner items that start at $8.00. In addition to the menu, Risotto's also features over 120 wines, Happy Hour specials and live music on Thursday and Friday evenings. Also available: Gift Cards, Catering, In-House Special Events and Park-N-Go.
Whether it be with family, friends, co-workers or clients, we invite you to explore the unique flavors and atmosphere of Risotto's MedRim Bistro.
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Saturday : 11 a.m. - 11 p.m.
Sunday : 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Website: www.risottosmedrim.com
Ritas Bar & Grill
6404 N. Mesa St.
El Paso TX 79912
915-585-3100
Great drink and food specials. Live music on weekends.
Riviera Mexican Food
5718 Doniphan Dr.
El Paso TX 79932
915/584-1542
52 years serving authentic Mexican
52 years serving authentic Mexican food. Extensive menu.
Riyoma Japanese Restaurant
Romanos Macaroni Grill
Fresh and authentic recipes. Something for the pasta lover in you.
Rosa's Cantina
Marty Robbin's famous Rosa's Cantina.
Rosco's Burger Inn
Good quality burgers at an affordable price. Cant go wrong here burger fanatics.
Rulis International Kitchen
Just a Great Little Gourmet Dive….
We have Beer and Wine From around the World!
Rulis serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and tappas after 5.
Sakura
Authentic Japanese cuisine and sushi.
Seafood Galley
The seafood Galley offers American seafood cuisime with a slight Mexican touch, with great dishes like Ensenada style fish tacos, bacon wrapped scallops with Chipolte BBQ sauce, and the ribeye steak with jumbo shrimp platter. Daily lunch and dinner specials are offered.
Senor Fish
Seafood Mexican Style. Giant shrimp plates, fillet of fish, soups, etc.
Shangri La
Shangri-la was established El Paso, the first Chinese restaurant with formal dining. Distinguished by their high culinary quality dishes and a personal touch, it has turned into a legacy of tradition by the founding family. Since 1960 they still strive to offer the same service and quality fulfilling their customer expectative. Thursdays are “Wine and Dine”!
Shellsy Oyster Bar & Restaurant
Fresh oysters, great taste and great service. Located near the University of Texas at El Paso and Cincinnatti District, Shellsy Oysters offers a new twist to seafood. Come in and try our famous Shellsy Oysters, Jambalaya, Baja Tacos, and Po'Boy.
Shogun Japanese Steak House
For great food and real showmanship in its preparation, this is El Paso's original Japanese restaurant. Steaks, chicken, lobster and shrimp are prepared right before your eyes by your very own chef at a hot grill in the middle of your table. It's really quite a show and a lot of fun to watch. The restaurant also features a large sushi bar. For dessert, try the Japanese ice cream. Japanese beer and exotic cocktails available. Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m., Mon-Fri; dinner 5-10 p.m., Mon-Sun. At Airway Junction Center , one block north of I-10.
Singapore Cafe
Thai and Southeast Asia Cuisine. Nice ambiance, good food. Open Mon.-Sat 11 a.m.-9 p.m.
Smitty's Bar-B-Q
Since 1955 Great smoked pork ribs, fresh corned beef sandwiches, cold beer and more.
Smokey's Pit Stop and Saloon
Home of the BBQ buffet! "BBQ at its best"
Smokey's Pit Stop and Saloon
Good BBQ, brisket and more with an ice cold beer!
Smokeys Pit Stop and Saloon
"BBQ at its best" Home of the BBQ Buffet!
Sorrento Italian Restaurant
Nestled at the base of McKelligon canyon, Sorrento has been serving the best in casual dining for over 50 years. Convenient to the airport and Fort Bliss, patrons enjoy daily specials and traditional dishes in its charming atmosphere. Join us for lunch or dinner to savor an Italian experience. For those diners on the go, call us for a great take-out meal!
Weekday Lunch
Monday - Friday
11am - 2pm
Speaking Rock
122 S. Old Pueblo
El Paso TX
800-772-4646
Split Peas
Promenade Plaza
7500 N. Mesa Ste. 302
El Paso TX 79912
915-307-3705
Located on the westside, Split Pea offers a great fine dining experience. Our kitchen is designed to enjoy not only the fresh and delicious food that comes from it, but the show as well.
Su Casa
Mexican, Middle Eastern and American. Delicious sopapillas follow a good meal.
Sunset Brewery and Pizzeria
Old World Style pizzas and more. The place includes a patio so you can enjoy their magnificent creation indoors or outdoors. Great service!
Tacos & Tacos
6590 montana
El Paso TX 79925
915-774-0101
Offers a wide variety of tacos
Offers a wide variety of tacos.
Tara Thai Restaurant
Located in Cincinnati District Thai Restaurant offers El Paso the freshest and most authentic Thai Cuisine in the Southwest. Tasty soups, salads, and appetizers begin your dinning experience and tempt you taste buds. Next, your entree will prove to be an explosion of flavor by combining the five fundamental flavors of true Thai cuisine.
Tejas Cafe
204 Mills
El Paso TX 79901
915-532-8411
Good, inexpensive Mexican food. Prompt service.
Texas Snack Shack
A specialty sandwich shoppe and mini-mart.We will have not only our delicious lunch menu to offer, but your choice of specialty coffees.
Come have breakfast or stop by for fresh cookies and pastry.
MON – FRI / 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
FREE DELIVERY DOWNTOWN AREA COURTESY OF GREEN LEAF PEDICAB
The Basil Garden
Located on the west side, The Basil Garden welcomes you to experience the taste of the Mediterranean. With great selections of salads, sandwiches, salmon fillet, and France's best Crepes. For the people that has a delicate taste of foreign food, the Basil Garden is the best choice.
The Dome Restaurant and Bar
Named by G/Q as one of the TOP 12 BARS IN THE WORLD, worth traveling for. The famous Tiffany Dome above the lobby bar is the hotel's centerpiece.
The Dome offers entertainment Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings featuring the best local jazz and contemporary artists.
The Fire Restaurant
From day one, Fire was destined to become one of downtown's hottest dining experiences. Casual-to-uptown cuisine (including Southwestern specialties) is generously served in a wide-open dining room with plenty of elbow room.
The Greenery Restaurant & Market
Greenery Restaurant and Market continues to be recognized as one of El Paso's finest restaurants and specialty food markets and we pledged to remain committed to bringing you the finest, freshest, and most interesting products - all accompanied by our own brand of outstanding personal, attentive educated service. We encourage you to visit us!
The Magic Pan
Come visit their newest location in the Cincinnati entertainment district. Enjoy the great food and ambiance.
The Magic Pan Restaurant and Catering Co.
Enjoy a comfortable, relaxing ambiance where guests can enjoy cocktails, dinner, lunch or special occasions. Many magical dishes to chose from. Tuesday through Sunday 11am to 2pm, Dinner Thursday through Saturday from 5pm to 10pm. Call for reservations
The New City Grille Patio Restaurant
Located in Downtown El Paso, The New City Grill offers a great variety of food with great taste. Coem in and try our daily specials. Delivery and catering is available.
The Original Blimp
The original Blimp Deli offers lots of delicious sandwiches. Be sure to try their fresh pastrami sandwiches and their original chili bowl.
The Patio
Located in East El Paso, The Patio offers 100% Mexican food. The great menu and delicious daily buffet offer a variety of Mexican dishes. Join The Patio for happy hour Mon-Thurs 4pm-7pm and Live Entertainment Thur, Fri & Sat.
The Percolator
The Percolator offers a unique dining experience that combines art, music, film and culture. Enjoy a variety of specialty drinks at their full service espresso bar or try one of their gourmet deli sandwiches, or delicious pastries at one of the most distinctive restaurant experiences the Sun City has to offer.
The Percolator hosts events that include live music, cultural presentations, and independent films. They offer a 17 seat projection theater available for presentations, and will cater your event.
Located in heart of Downtown at 217 N. Stanton and are open Monday through Friday 8 am to 8 pm.
The State Line
Legendary Texas BBQ served up in a relaxed roadhouse setting. Touted for years as one of the places to take out-of-town guests, this casual but nice restaurant has remained one of El Paso's most popular for over 25 years. Order the country-style platter–heaps of ribs, brisket and sausage (all you can eat) with all the trimmings. Lunch and dinner continuously served 7 days a week. All major credit cards. Near Sunland Park Racetrack, one mile west of I-10.
The Sushi Place
Located near The University of Texas at El Paso and at the center of Cincinnatti District. The Sushi Place offers a wide variety of sushi. Great astmosphere and great prices.
Thyme Matters
Thyme matters emerged from a mixture of tradition and modernity in cuisine and the belief that El Pasoans are looking for more from their dining experience. The outdoor patio, with a spectacular view of the Franklin Mountains, is ideal for enjoying a glass of wine from their extensive list.
Tony's The Pit Bar-B-Q
Years in business -great BBQ, combination plates, sandwiches and good sides.
Toro Burger Bar
Located near UTEP and Cincinnati District, Toro Burger is all about the burgers and the beer. We focus on being good at that. With only the finest ingredients and 24 of the coldest beers you've ever had on tap, you get what many people consider the secret of life… the perfect burger and a cold beer.
Tortas Rainbow Fountain
Located in East El Paso, Rainbow Fountain offers a Juice Bar with a wide menu of Natural Fresh Fruit Juices. Rainbow Fountain also serves mouthwatering grilled meat tortas and giant-size shrimp tacos. You will also find one of the best Shrimp Cocktails in El Paso at this eatery.
Tortas Rainbow Fountain
Located in central El Paso, Rainbow Fountain offers a Juice Bar with a wide menu of Natural Fresh Fruit Juices. Rainbow Fountain also serves mouthwatering grilled meat tortas and giant-size shrimp tacos. You will also find one of the best Shrimp Cocktails in El Paso at this eatery.
Track One
The chicken wings are out of this world and the servings are huge. You will love them! Try them double dipped. Unique restaurant inside an old rail car.
Uncle Baos
Family owned since 1984, continuously voted best of the border 10 years in a row. We have an extensive menu that is sure to please your tastes. You will find only the finest and freshest ingredients here.
Village Inn
A full-service, family-style restaurant with a comfortable atmosphere known for quality breakfasts served around the clock. Selections include tender buttermilk pancakes, golden brown French toast and fluffy omelets with the freshest ingredients. For a real breakfast treat, try one of the inventive skillet breakfasts. They make luscious homemade pies, and the selection is so vast, you'll gain weight just drooling over them. Lunches and dinners include salads, sandwiches and burgers. Their food is tasty, and their portions are generous. There's 24-hour
service Fri and Sat; 6 a.m.-3 a.m. other days.
Wing Daddy's
Wing Daddy's, the best place for food and drinks in El Paso! Join us featuring the World's Best Wings, Baby Back Ribs And Burgers! We are open every day, and for late night action we are open Thursday's, Friday's and Saturday's until 2am!
Wing It! Wings and Things
If you like chicken wings, this place is a must!
Wing Stop
Lots and lots of wings for the wing lover. Open Mon-Fri 4-12 pm and Sat-Sun 11 am midnight.
Yamato Japanese Restaurant
Come and enjoy the most exquisite variety of Japanese cuisine in Cincinnati District. Always prepared with fresh fish. Many cooked entrees include dishes with fish, shrimp, beef, pork, and chicken.
El Paso provides an unmatched golfer experience and the perfect golf getaway without having to venture too far off the beaten path. Enjoy the clear blue skies, and scenic natural vistas when playing in El Paso!
1858 Cottonwoods El Paso
(915) 772-1038
This spectacular golf course offers 27-holes of championship style golf. Since its inception in 1991 and the addition of nine holes in 1999, Painted Dunes has received accolades from Golf Digest, Texas Golfer, United States Golf Association (USGA) and the Dallas Morning News as being one of the premier facilities to play golf in Texas and the Southwest. Undulating greens and rolling hills put a premium on shotmaking and putting. This championship layout rewards those individuals who can manage their golf game around the penalties that await the overly aggressive golfer. Carved out of the Chihuahan Desert, the East, West and North courses at Painted Dunes sit at the foothills of the Franklin Mountains offering scenic beauty of native foliage and desert wildlife. Painted Dunes Desert offers tournament services, food and beverage amenities, fully stocked proshop, PGA certified golf instruction and customer service that is unparalleled by any other golf facility.
1510 Hawkins Boulevard
El Paso
(915) 591-4927
Welcome to Butterfield Trail Golf Club, recently selected one of America 's Best Municipal Courses by Golfweek and LINKS Magazine . Journey down Butterfield Trail and experience this Tom Fazio masterpiece where you'll find the Old West in this beautiful new setting.
Lone Star Golf Club - 1510 Hawkins - El Paso, TX 79925 - 915.591.4927 Located just minutes from El Paso International Airport, Lone Star Golf Club is the best place to play or practice. A fully lit driving range and two lighted chipping/putting greens, allow you to practice at your convenience, day or night.
Lone Star offers everyone the ability to experience the Country Club atmosphere at Public Course prices. Between the friendly staff, the well groomed greens, and the excellent food in our restaurant, you will enjoy one of the best golfing experiences El Paso has to offer.
EL PASO COUNTRY CLUB
5000 Country Club Place
El Paso, TX 79922
El Paso Country Club offers an 18 hole championship golf course. The exquisite property is unlike anything found in El Paso with lush greens and fairways lined with cottonwood trees. An oasis rather than a desert golf course the El Paso Country Club Golf Course is a 6,781 yard; par 71 course. The grounds offer a practice facility and chipping and putting greens.
The course is host to various outings and member events throughout the year. Sunland Swingtime, El Paso Country Club's Member/Guest Tournament, is held at the course each September. For over 50 years, the Sunland Swingtime Tournament has showcased all El Paso Country Club has to offer and is noted for a week long event schedule that goes far beyond the game to include family and friends.
The El Paso Country Club Golf Course is also privileged to host one of the top college golf championships in the country, the Western Refining College All-America Golf Classic. This NCAA tournament brings college All-Americans from around the country to compete in this tournament every November.
The Franklin Mountains form the backdrop for this mature, meticulously cared for course where you can still request a caddy to carry your clubs. Electric golf carts are available and there is a fully stocked Pro Shop. A full time golf professional is always on hand to assist members and their guests.
3200 Coe Avenue
El Paso, Texas
(915) 562-2066
1044 Broadmoor Drive
El Paso
(915) 584-1171
What better way to get out and enjoy the Southwest's warm climate than by playing golf at the George V. Underwood Jr. Golf Complex, featuring the desert landscaping of the Sunrise Golf Course and the lush, parkland-style of the Sunset Course.
If you are just beginning or are a seasoned professional, you will love this golfer's paradise. The complex has a lighted driving range, two practice putting greens, golf carts and a computerized handicapping service.
Request Tee Times for Weekends & Holidays
1044 Broadmoor Drive
El Paso
(915) 584-1171
Located on the Franklin Mountains in West El Paso, Texas, Coronado Golf & Country Club offers a truly unique country club experience.
Established in 1957, Coronado Country Club has an 18 hole challenging golf course, 7 lit tennis courts, a fully equipped gym, a championship sized swimming pool, banquet facilities and fine dining 6 days a week.
With El Paso's famous year round sunshine, our members enjoy 12 months of golf on a course blessed with the rolling terrain of the beautiful Franklin Mountains as a backdrop and a sweeping panoramic view overlooking Mexico, Texas and New Mexico. Located at an elevation of 4,700 feet, each hole is different from the one before, from elevated tees to finely groomed greens, challenging every club in your bag.
For membership information, pleaser call (915) 584-1171
18 holes over 6,565 yards with a par of 71 (Municipal)
6900 Delta Dr
El Paso, TX 79905-5500
(915) 772-7381
18 holes over 6,780 yards with a par of 72 (Private Non-Equity)
Country Club & McNutt Roads
Santa Teresa, NM 88008
(575) 589-3466
6900 Delta Dr
El Paso, Texas 79905
El Paso County
12726 E Montana Rd
El Paso, Texas 79938
El Paso County
By City charter, approved on February 7th, 2004, the City of El Paso operates under a council-manager form of government. This system combines the strong political leadership of elected officials, in the form eight Council Members, with the strong managerial experience of an appointed local government manager. All power is concentrated in the elected council, which hires a professionally trained manager to carry out its directives and oversee the delivery of public services.
In the Government section of the City web site you will find useful information about your boards and commissions, laws, city budget, elections, and contact information so that you can get in touch and communicate with those who serve you.
Living - El Paso, Texas
El Paso's warm, sunny climate and Franklin Mountains provide the backdrop of a young, culturally diverse population which shares a rich heritage that embraces the past and builds the city's future. El Pasoans have the luxury of big city amenities without big city hassles. A high quality of life is provided by affordable housing, low crime rates and minimal traffic congestion on major thoroughfares and interstate highways.
Education
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Health and Social Services
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The City of El Paso offers many convenient ways for you to conduct business related matters.
Below you can find information on setting-up a business, resources to help you place bids for city contracts and much more!
Economic Development works closely with various entities with in the region in attracting and assisting development with in the area. It helps to facilitate the growth and well being of all aspects of El Paso's businesses & economic environment.
Development Services is a multi-department team dedicated to streamline and enhance the development process. For the convenience of our customers, they bring together functions previously segregated in five city departments into ONE Development Team.
The Purchasing Division lists current Bids & Solicitations and offers important Vendor Information for those interested in doing business with the City of El Paso.
The El Paso Regional Economic Development Corporation (REDCo) serves as a confidential, no-fee consultant to business and industry interested in relocating or expanding their operations to the Greater El Paso, Texas area.
Foreign-Trade Zone No.68
The United States–Mexico border is the international border between the United States and Mexico . It runs from Imperial Beach , California , and Tijuana , Baja California , in the west to Matamoros , Tamaulipas , and Brownsville , Texas , in the east, and traverses a variety of terrains, ranging from major urban areas to inhospitable deserts. From the Gulf of Mexico it follows the course of the Rio Grande (Río Bravo del Norte) to the border crossing at El Paso , Texas , and Ciudad Juárez , Chihuahua ; westward from that binational conurbation it crosses vast tracts of the Sonoran and Chihuahuan Desert , the Colorado River Delta , westward to the binational conurbation of San Diego and Tijuana before reaching the Pacific Ocean . The US-Mexican border is considered an open border.
The border's total length is 3,169 km (1,969 mi), according to figures given by the International Boundary and Water Commission . It is the most frequently crossed international border in the world, with approximately three hundred fifty million (350,000,000) crossings per year.
History
In the mid-16th century, with the discovery of silver, settlers from a variety of countries and backgrounds began to arrive in the area. This period of sparse settlement included colonizers from different backgrounds. The area technically was part of the Spanish colony, but due to the lack of population and the diverse citizenry it had, it did not seem to belong to any country. This period lasted until the early 19th century at which point the United States bought the lands known as the Louisiana Purchase from France and began to expand steadily westward in its pursuit of Manifest Destiny.
The border itself was now clearly defined and remained so until the Mexican colony became independent from Spain and entered a period of political instability. Mexico attempted to create a buffer zone at the border that would prevent possible invasion from the North. In order to do so the Mexican government encouraged thousands of their own citizens to settle in the region that is now known as Texas and even offered very inexpensive land to settlers from the United States in exchange for populating the area. The influx of people did not provide the defense that Mexico had hoped for and instead the Texas territory declared its independence in 1836. That independence lasted until 1845 when the United States annexed Texas .
The constant conflicts in the Texas region in the mid 19th century eventually led to the Mexican-American War , which began in 1846 and ended in 1848 with the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo . Due to the treaty Mexico lost more than 960,000 square miles (about 2,500,000 km²) of land, 55% of its national territory, including what is today California , Arizona , New Mexico , Utah , Nevada and parts of Colorado , Wyoming , Kansas , and Oklahoma in addition, all disputes over Texas and the disputed territory between Rio Grande and Rio Nueces were abandoned. Five years later the Gadsden Purchase completed the creation of the current United States–Mexico border. These purchases left approximately 300,000 people living in the once disputed lands, many of whom were Mexican nationals. Following the establishment of the current border a number of towns sprang up along this boundary and many of the Mexican citizens were given free land in the northern regions of Mexico in exchange for returning and repopulating the area.
The economic development of the border region on the Mexican side of the border depended largely on its proximity to the United States due to its remoteness from the commercial centers in Mexico. During the years of Mexican President Porfirio Díaz , between 1876 and 1910, growth of the border communities boomed due mostly to its close ties to the United States and the Mexican governments support for financial investments from the United States. Railroads were built that connected the northern Mexican states more to the United States than to Mexico and the population grew tremendously. The mining industry also developed, as did the United States' control of it. By the early 20th century companies from the United States controlled 81% of the mining industry and had invested five hundred million dollars in the Mexican economy overall, twenty-five percent of which went to the border regions alone.
The Mexican Revolution , caused at least partially by the increasing animosity towards foreign ownership of Mexican properties, began in 1910. The Revolution increased the political instability in Mexico, but actually did not significantly slow United States investment. It did reduce economic development within Mexico however, and the border regions reflected this. As the infrastructure of communities on the United States side of the boundary continued to improve, its Mexican counterparts began to fall behind in the construction of important transportation networks and systems necessary to municipal development as well as the upkeep of systems already in place.
Travel Advisory from the United States Department of State
March 14, 2010
The Department of State has issued this Travel Warning to inform U.S. citizens traveling to and living in Mexico of concerns about the security situation in Mexico, and that it has authorized the departure of the dependents of U.S. government personnel from U.S. consulates in the Northern Mexican border cities of Tijuana, Nogales, Ciudad Juarez, Nuevo Laredo, Monterrey and Matamoros until April 12. Family members of US Government personnel assigned to other areas of Mexico outside the Mexican border states are not affected by this departure measure. This Travel Warning supercedes that of February 22, 2010, and announces the authorized departure of some dependents and updates security incidents.
While millions of U.S. citizens safely visit Mexico each year (including tens of thousands who cross the land border daily for study, tourism or business and nearly one million U.S. citizens who live in Mexico), violence in the country has increased. It is imperative that U.S. citizens understand the risks in Mexico, how best to avoid dangerous situations, and who to contact if victimized. Common-sense precautions such as visiting only legitimate business and tourist areas during daylight hours, and avoiding areas where prostitution and drug dealing might occur, can help ensure that travel to Mexico is safe and enjoyable.
Recent violent attacks have prompted the U.S. Embassy to urge U.S. citizens to delay unnecessary travel to parts of Durango, Coahuila and Chihuahua states(see details below) and advise U.S. citizens residing or traveling in those areas to exercise extreme caution. Drug cartels and associated criminal elements have retaliated violently against individuals who speak out against them or whom they otherwise view as a threat to their organizations. These attacks include the abduction and murder of two resident U.S. citizens in Chihuahua.
Passport Information
June 20, 2007 — The Department of Homeland Security today has stated that beginning January 31, 2008, U.S. and Canadian citizens will need to present either a passport or government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license, plus proof of citizenship, such as a birth certificate, when entering the U.S. Children under 16 years of age would be required to present certified copies of their birth certificates.
At a date still to be determined, DHS would begin implementing full requirements of the land and sea phase of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative, which mandates that all persons entering the U.S. be required to show a passport or authorized travel documents. Government officials said they expect full implementation to be in the summer of 2008, though Congress has required that it be implemented only by June 2009. Both the Senate and House recently passed legislation requiring that the new rules be implemented no earlier than the June 2009 date.
New requirements for having passports to enter the U.S. on airplanes began in January. The increased number of applications for passports inundated the State Department and caused the processing time to balloon from three weeks a year ago to up to three months presently. The State Department recently announced that through September 30 it will temporarily allow American air passengers to re-enter the U.S. if they have a government-issued photo ID and proof that they have applied for a passport.
Information gathered from the Travel Industry Association Web Site, June 20, 2007
Facilities And Crossings
Bridge of the Americas Commercial Operations
Phone:
(915) 872-5720
Operational Hours:
6:00 AM-2:00 PM
Saturday
6:00 AM-6:00 PM
Weekdays (Monday-Friday)
Bridge of the Americas Port of Entry
Phone:
(915) 872-5710
Operational Hours:
Twenty Four (24) Hours A Day
Seven Days A Week (7)
El Paso International Airport – Customs
Phone:
(915) 782-4700
Operational Hours:
8:00 AM-12:00 PM
Weekdays (Monday-Friday)
Paso Del Norte Port of Entry
Phone:
(915) 872-5700
Operational Hours:
Twenty Four (24) Hours A Day
Seven Days A Week (7)
Ysleta Commercial Operations
Phone:
(915) 872-3434
Operational Hours:
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
Saturday
8:00 AM-12:00 PM
Weekdays (Monday-Friday)
Ysleta Port of Entry
Phone:
(915) 872-3424
Operational Hours:
Twenty Four (24) Hours A Day
Seven Days A Week (7)
INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE TOLLS*
Santa Fe/Stanton Bridges (Downtown):
Pedestrian Toll Into Juarez $ .25
Returning To El Paso $ .25
Passenger Car Into Juarez $1.25
Returning To El Paso $1.85
Cordova Bridge, 5 mi. to downtown: Free
Zaragosa Bridge (18 mi. to downtown):
Passenger Car Into Mexico $1.25
Returning to El Paso $1.85
All fares and tolls are subject to change.
Delays can be expected at all bridges.
Revel in the Borderland shopping extravaganza. Whether you're looking for a treat for yourself or a special gift, it's all here!
Black Jack Boots
Black Jack Boots are proudly made in El Paso since 1996. At Lagarto Inc. our commitment to produce the finest all-leather hand made boot in The United States will not waver, and the satisfaction of every customer will be our first priority
Creating hand made Custom Cowboy Boots is a unique experience. Nothing displays your attitude more than your boots! The Champion Family Brand has been hand making Authentic Old World Cowboy Boots for 4 generations. Remarkable boots uncompromising in style and quality. We are the WORLD'S top provider of hand made boots and the creators of Custom Made EZ TM. Mix & Match styles & options to create your own or choose one of our vintage classics or new designs. Unlike other boot companies, we don't just market family boot history and lore, we live it! Our knowledge of fit and comfort is unmatched. Discover for yourself what REAL COWBOYS, serious cowboy boot collectors, museums, and movie studios already know..
Cowtown Cowboy Boots and Western Boots are made from the finest genuine leather. Each hide is inspected carefully to make sure it meets our rigid standard for quality. Every Cowtown Boot is handmade from start to finish in our own factories. Each boot is hand-trimmed and hand-lasted by expert boot makers for the ultimate in fit and comfort. At each step of the manufacturing process, each boot is closely inspected in detail for quality of workmanship, materials, styling and fit.
Hondo Boots
Using only the highest grade leather materials since 1965, this El Paso-based bootmaker has been keeping the boot making tradition alive. Their totally handcrafted boots, made just south of the border in Mexico, are a deliberate rejection of mechanization in order to produce an all leather boot of superior durability and comfort. While boots made by machine may offer the same look, handcrafted Hondo Boots offer a superior fit and greater comfort that allows you to wear your boots for more hours with less fatigue.
When it comes to style, J.B. Hill's cutting edge designs balance modern fashion with uncompromising respect for traditional American Cowboy Boots. Many boot aficionados consider the J.B. Hill boot a work of art. J.B. Hill custom cowboy boots are handmade by a highly skilled team of bootmakers referred to as “maestros”. These bootmakers are second and third generation craftsman who learned their trade from their fathers and grandfathers before them. Only the finest leathers and exotic skins are selected for J.B. Hill custom cowboy boots. These signature skins and leathers, with their superb tannage, and world-class finishes, combined with the best findings (insoles, outsoles, heels, cement, shanks, and thread) available anywhere, assure the wearer of many years of comfort and long-lasting beauty.
JR Boots
3021 Pershing Dr
El Paso, TX 79903
915-562-3090
Custom-made exotic boots, mostly alligator and ostrich skins.
This is the home of America's favorite ropers! The Justin outlet is one of only three Justin factory outlets in the country and sells great Justin products at true outlet prices. The store carries a huge selection of men's and women's western boots, ropers, work boots along with kid's boots and casual shoes. Justin also stocks great selections of western hats, belts, shirts, jackets and gift items. This is a great place to pick up western wear for your family or friends while in El Paso.
No other boot fits the human foot like a Lucchese boot, thanks to Lucchese's original design, which remains the only one of its kind in bootmaking today. And because of a continuing commitment to this rare art, the making of a Lucchese boot takes time. From the careful selection and cutting of the finest grade of leathers, to the hand-driven lemon wood pegs and meticulous finishing of a boot, each step is considered critical to our finished product. Our boot designs may demand more money, time and skill, but when you slip your foot into a Lucchese boot, you'll know why we insist on only the finest.
Mingo's Boot Company
6966 Alameda Ave
El Paso, TX 79915
915-779-7681
Mingo Boots Co. was established in 1977 in southeast El Paso by Domingo Jauregui Sr. Domingo's goal was to create a top quality handcrafted cowboy boot for people of all ages. Mingo Boots uses only the finest of skins, and the richest most exotic colors available. Our boots are guaranteed to turn heads! We custom design our boots to just about anything the customer has in mind! Not only do we create the finest boots around but we also hand craft belts, golf shoes, wallets and many more goods! We pride ourselves in being the paramount of custom cowboy boots.
Rocketbuster Boots is a hugely tiny company in El Paso that has broken the mold in footwear. Stitching and assembling by hand they build just 500 pairs of custom cowboy boots a year. With a staff of six (four second generation boot makers) each boot is hand-crafted in the classic tradition of boot making. One can't just call these boots "footwear" even though they fit beautifully, but rather works of art, a piece of history. Each pair of boots is lavishly decorated, a reflection of the owner's personality, trade, or whimsy. Among the proud possessors are Billy-Bob Thorton, Sharon Stone, Tom Cruise, Steven Spielberg, Mel Gibson, Meg Ryan, Jane Fonda, and a host of ranchers, CEO's and just plain eccentrics.
Stallion is committed to bringing the finest in cowboy boots, belts and leather goods to a distinguished clientele all over the world, which is satisfied with only the very best. Stallion's master craftsmen practice the artful and rare craft that has been passed on to them for generations. Stallion is one of the last companies to make boots and belts in the painstaking old method-by hand. This finest quality craftsmanship is paired with a choice of the highest quality leathers, precious metals and stones from around the world.
T.O. Stanley Boots
At T.O. Stanley boots are made using the finest materials, techniques, equipment and craftsmen. The style is a unique blend of traditional and modern styling that places T.O. Stanley "a step up."
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Exotic Cowboy Boots are our specialty. We have many designs and colors of Alligator Boots, Ostrich Boots, Stingray Boots, Snake Boots, Python Boots, Shark Boots, Caiman Boots, Hippo Boots, Lizard Boots, Elephant Boots, Frog Boots as well as Cowboy Boots in traditional smooth leathers. All our Cowboy boots are available in Men's or Ladies Cowboy boot styles. Our featured brands of Cowboy boots are Black Jack Boots, Sedona West Boots and Cowtown Boots.
Tony Lama Outlet Stores (Three Factory Outlets )
Specializing in high-end boots produced in a standardized fashion. Famous customers include Travis Tritt, the Texas Tornadoes, Jay Novacek, and ZZ Top.
Tres Outlaws
Not only do we offer your traditional Western style boots, we offer a variety of other styles as well, including women's boots, men's boots, children's boots, custom boots and Rockstar boots. In addition to our custom made Western boots, handcrafted to specifications, we also carry an extensive line of Western wear and cowboy boots. Our boots are true to form, mimicking the same features found on the boots our country's frontiersmen wore. So if you have a passion for history and real, painstakingly made Western boots, then we have exactly what you're looking for.
El Paso's original shopping mall – Bassett Place is a mainstay of fashion, food and fun! Centrally located, with easy access and convenience plus selection and great service – Bassett is the “Center of it All.” Home to Costco Wholesale, Mervyn's, Target, Premiere Cinema 18 and more than 80 specialty stores; Bassett is a full service Shopping Center plus a Life Style Center in one! This stretch of retail shops can satisfy all your shopping and dining needs . . . with Bassett's Café Plaza. Our Café Plaza restaurants have a reputation of delicious selections of International and American foods. Additionally, for your convenience there are two quick serve restaurants at Bassett Place, one located inside Costco Wholesale and another inside Target; plus PretzelMaker, located just outside Target for a quick bite. For fine dining, Steak and Ale is located in the Bassett Place parking lot.
Situated on the East Side of the Sun City, Cielo Vista Mall is anchored by two Dillard's department stores, JCPenney, Sears, and Macy's and features 140 specialty stores. Cielo Vista Mall is home to a variety of stores including Abercrombie & Fitch, American Eagle Outfitters, Anchor Blue, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic (fall 2005), bebe, Bebe Sport, Brighton, Brookstone, Cache, Charlotte Russe, FYE, Forever 21, Guess, Gap, and more.
The Fox Plaza Shopping Center is "One of El Paso's first shopping centers, with the smart shopper in mind. We have Fallas Paredas, Melrose Family Fashions, Family Dollar, Anna's Linens, Cricket Wireless, Rent-A-Center, Payless Shoes, 88 Shoes, Tool Dozer, Everything's $1, $2, $3, Candy's Party Supplies, Victoria's Cake Supplies and Uno Mas Pets. You can also enjoy Big Boy Mexican Restaurant, Charlys Restaurant, Jack in the Box, Burger King and Popeye's Chicken. Some services we offer: Flash Auto Title, Las Palmas Women's & Teen Center, Fox Vision, Cuts On Time Hair & Nails, Stepz Dance Studio and DaVita Dialysis."
The Fox Plaza Flea Market is " the oldest and largest Flea Market in the great Southwest. Over 350-400 vendors, selling everything from fashion clothing and accessories, Gold & Silver jewelry, music, toys, baby items, tools, household appliances, Mexican Art, fresh produce, games and lots of delicious food!! We provide entertainment with music, dance contests, games and rides for the kids! Open every Sunday- 9am-5pm."
7051 S. Desert Blvd.
El Paso TX 79835
915-877-3208
Covering approximatly 1,204,600 square feet, Sunland Park Mall is home to over 140 stores and 15-17 restaurants. Sunland Park features 2 Dillard's locations, Mervyn's, Sears and Macy's plus more than 130 specialty stores - stores like Pac Sun, Hollister, Aeropostale, Gap, GapKids, Gymboree, Old Navy, American Eagle, Victoria's Secret, Limited, Zales, Gordon's, Kay Jewelers, and many more exciting stores.
Offering diving equipment and lessons, 5 Star Divers is your one-stop diving shop.
Your one stop shop for all your camping, fishing, hiking, etc. needs.
Go Golf
1301 Airway Blvd El Paso, TX 79925 (915) 771-9460
Golf, golf and golf! we have everything you need for that perfect day out on the green.
Hitchkick Dancewear
6529 N Mesa El Paso, TX 79912 (915) 581-4848
Hitchkick has been serving the dance communities of El Paso, TX, Las Cruces, NM, and Juarez and Chihuahua, MX from the same location since 1976 and offers its customers dance apparel and shoes from the highest quality suppliers throughout the world. Specializing in individual customer care, expert pointe shoe fitting is provided for dancers of all levels. Hitchkick also provides gymnastic wear, competition swimwear, costumes and more.
Sahara Sportswear
11460 Pellicano (corner of Pellicano and Goodyear) El Paso, TX
915-833-1145, ext.1414
The Store, Sahara's shop concept, and Outlet Store are open to the public and showcase a variety of men's and women's clothing, including the Nature Tech EZ CARE/EZ WEAR line of moisture management sportswear products and the Sahara Gold Collection. Featured products include golf shirts, polos, crewnecks, shorts, pants, jackets, caps, hats, accessories, and much, much more! Be sure to visit the closeout and overrun section for great deals!
Skate City
2000 N Lee Trevino Dr #T El Paso, TX 79936 (915) 775-0200
Everything a skater needs, you'll find at Skate City
Sports Authority
801 Sunland Park Drive 915/584/6556
Indoor or outdoor, Sports Authority has it. From apparel to team sports you are sure to find what you are looking for.
El Paso's Barnett Harley-Davidson offers the world's largest selection of motorcycles. Stop in for the largest selection of gear, accessories, and collectibles.
El Paso Connection
Rustic wood Furniture, iron accessories, western art, indoor clay water fountains and so much more. The El Paso Connection has a great selection of Mexican imports like pottery, zarapes, blankets, and much, much more. Stop by our Tourist Information Center located conveniently inside the store.
El Paso Import Co.
311 Montana Avenue
915-542-4241
El Paso Import Co. is about unique furnishings from around the world and rare antiques, dating over 100 years old, vintage furniture, and reproductions from Mexico, Romania, India, and China. The dream started by selling merchandise from the back of a pickup truck in Santa Fe, New Mexico, eighteen years ago. Today, the company has expanded into eighteen other locations throughout the United States that provide a unique, seductive home décor lifestyle while offering outstanding quality and authentic products at fair prices.
Since 1970, El Paso Saddleblanket Co. has been the world's largest importer, manufacturer, and wholesaler of Mexican rugs, blankets, and textiles and features an inventory of over 200,000 rugs. Also showcased are Oriental rugs, fine Persian carpets, pillows, saddles, leather goods, cowhides, mounted horns, Mexican imports, and Southwestern décor, plus the world's largest selection of Casas Grandes Pottery. With a one-acre store and three acres of parking, you can spend a day or a week shopping. Store owners, wholesale dealers, and the general public are welcom at this HUGE wholesale warehouse and new retail outlet store.
Galeria San Ysidro, Inc.
Without a visit in person you can't appreciate the diversity, quality and extent of their ever changing inventory. Visit the three-story museum of folk art from around the world and be prepared for an adventure.
Mercado-Café Mayapan
Mercado Café Mayapan is hone to handcrafted items, furniture, lamps, jewelry, clothes and accessories. If that wasn't enough one could enjoy Mexican candy and piñatas and wonderful cuisine by Café Mayapan.
Mexican Pottery Inc.
This half-acre, open-air outlet offers the best in Mexican pottery with better prices than you typically find in Juárez. Select from handmade, fired items imported from the southern states of Mexico. They have indoor and outdoor pieces including glazed talavera, orange clay pottery, rustic pottery, working chimineas (chimneys), statuary, fountains and hanging items, plus great iron ware. Wholesale and retail.
El Paso's own Ruddock Shirts just celebrated its 50th year in business, carrying on three generations of high-quality men's and ladies' shirts. Flyin'R Imagewear, a new division of Ruddock Shirts, is just what you need for your next corporate outing or image campaign for your company. On-site embroidery, along with custom shirt capacity, means your company will project the image you want the public to see.
Cabinets or chairs, dining tables or end tables you'll find it all at Southwest Furnishings. Custom designs will make your home or office distinctive and unique.
Open Monday to Friday 8:30 to 5:00.
The Brass Shop
7360 Stiles Road
El Paso, TX 79915
915-779-7905
This unique store offers great gifts, collectibles, furniture, brass, cast aluminum, wrought iron and other hard to find items.
The Texas Store
The largest souvenir store in the state. We also carry collectibles from Coca Cola, Panuts, Betty Boop, Cows on Parade, and Trail of Painted Ponies to mention a few.
The Whoopee Bowl
Located at 9010 N. Desert Blvd. along the I-10 access road between the Vinton and Anthony exits (near the Texas/New Mexico state line).
915 886-2855 ; or 800 253-9837
One of the largest antique dealers in the area just moved to a new I-10 location. With an 11,000-square-foot building and a total of seven acres of land, the Whoopee Bowl has lots of room for all kinds of treasure. Along with its own items, the Whoopee Bowl also leases space to other antique dealers. The shop features antique pot belly stoves, stained glass windows, furniture, wagon wheels, photographs, books, etc., etc. New cast aluminum lighting, furniture and accessories are also available for wholesale and retail purchasers.
Tradiciones
Tradiciones is 20,000 square feet of handcrafted furniture & accessories. Fine southwest furniture, Mexican and Spanish Colonial, wrought iron, rustic and country furniture are yours for the purchasing.
Wild West Furniture is a division of Rio Furniture Manufacturing located in El Paso, Texas. We offer a wide range of Western and Southwestern upholstered furniture which is designed and built in El Paso. We also carry a variety of home accessories and art work to compliment our furniture.
Established in 1979, Collectibles offers great gifts for everyone on your list. From gourmet food baskets to luxury bath lines, this is your one stop shop. Not in the mood to leave the house, give them a ring and let them whip up a custom basket to fit your tastes, occasion, and budget. Also, sample one of our many flavors of coffee when you shop. We sell whole bean coffee in many flavors. Let us grind it for you!
Delia's
2623 N. Stanton
El Paso TX 79902
915-532-5530
Find an unrivaled party dress, super-trendy outfit or a chic purse at this small boutique located in the historic Kern Place district.
Looking for posh baby clothing? Stylish moms and chic babies will find original and specialty toys, clothes and baby gear at this locally own store on El Paso's Westside.
Luka 7
A charming boutique with beautiful jewelry, accessories, shoes and clothing. A fun shopping experience!
Max Mina Consigned Designs
2609 N. Stanton
El Paso TX 79902
915-351-6188
Find high-end and casual name brands for women, men and children.
Ruby Lola
Find the fabulousity you need in your life! Ruby Lola will keep you updated on the trendiest arrivals of El Paso!
Sh-Abby Touch & Old Time Gatherings
One of El Paso's hidden places full of character just like every item in Antique Traders, stop by and visit us. Antique Traders located in Placita Santa Fe has 7 rooms full of collectibles that will make you skip a beat. Old Time Gatherings is where the Old and New Come Together. Make it a fun day and have lunch at the Magic Pan and don't forget to stop by our shop Sh-Abby Touch where It's A Matter of Time. We have Fine Furnishings, Oil Paintings, Lamps, Hutches, Benches, Bird Cages, Gift Ideas & more. We invite you to experience El Paso's best for Antiques.
Trend Society
6127 N. Mesa
El Paso TX 79912
915-842-8830
Everything you need...women.men.lifestyle...
Vanities Jewelry & Gifts
7933 N. Mesa El Paso TX 79922 915 584-1183
Vanities Jewelry & Gifts is a wonderful gift store for everybody on your list...including you! You'll find beautiful sterling silver jewelry, turquoise and one-of-a-kind handmade, designer pieces. There is a great selection of unique gifts that make this special little store a one-stop shopping experience. From Brighton purses and accessories to whimsical baby gifts, a wide array of popular bath and body products, and fragrant candles, you'll find something!
Welcome to The University of Texas at El Paso! We are delighted that you are interested in this great university.
As you explore our website, you will find that UTEP offers academic and research excellence with innovative programs and services , outstanding faculty, and a university-wide commitment to student success.
UTEP is proud to be well on the way toward becoming the first national research university in the U.S. with a 21st century student demographic. We are successfully transforming this university, pursuing a quest for excellence while strengthening our commitment to access , and thereby creating a new higher education model that is not only working in our setting, but attracting widespread respect and emulation. UTEP boasts many points of pride, including:
Our geographic location, on the border of the United States and Mexico, makes UTEP distinctive. UTEP students live and study in the world's largest bi-national metropolitan area, unlike any other university setting. Despite recent problems in neighboring Juarez, El Paso consistently ranks as one of the safest cities of its size in the U.S.
UTEP shares a rich history with the surrounding region. We were founded in 1914 as the Texas School of Mines and Metallurgy, with 27 students and a handful of faculty and staff, to respond to the needs of the mining industry in the region at that time. From this modest beginning, UTEP has grown into a dynamic urban university that serves more than 22,600 students enrolled in 75 bachelor's, 78 master's and 19 doctoral programs. UTEP is recognized nationally for its leadership role in changing the face of U.S. higher education. Our students, who are 78% Hispanic, mirror the population of this region and, increasingly, that of Texas and the United States. UTEP's success in serving as a catalyst for economic development and quality of life in this region has also placed us in the national spotlight as a model 21st century U.S. research university.
We can only give you here a quick glimpse of all that The University of Texas at El Paso has to offer. After your online visit, we invite you to tour our campus and become better acquainted with our people and programs. We'll look forward to sharing with you our excitement at being a part of this very special university. Go Miners!
The University of Texas at El Paso applauds your decision to pursue a university degree. With over 80 bachelor's degrees and over 170 student clubs and organizations, we are confident that you will find your fit at UTEP. Use this page to guide you through the admissions process. Welcome to the UTEP Family.
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The University of Texas at El Paso applauds your decision to pursue a university degree. With over 80 bachelor's degrees and over 170 student clubs and organizations, we are confident that you will find your fit at UTEP. Use this page to guide you through the admissions process. Welcome to the UTEP Family.
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Visiting the UTEP campus is the best way to know if it's right for you. Discover the rich heritage, traditions, beauty and remarkable growth at The University of Texas at El Paso. Serving the southwest for nearly a century, UTEP is a goldmine of educational opportunities.
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UTEP is situated in the heart of El Paso, a vibrant and urban Texas city. El Paso is the 22nd largest city in the nation, 6th largest in Texas and is the 2nd safest city in the nation. Located along the banks of the Rio Grande,the river that establishes the U.S.- Mexico border, UTEP compliments its surrounding beauty with its unique architecture.
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Mathematics (BA) (BS) (MS) (Minor) (MAT)
Medical Physics (MS)
Microbiology (BS)
Physics (BA) (BS) (MS) (Minor)
