Things To Do
El Paso Museum of Art
A wonderful collection of art located right across the street from the Paso Del Norte and Plaza Hotels
The Downtown Art and Farmers Market
This market takes place every Saturday morning from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm and features original arts and crafts, food vending, and agricultural products from the region
Scenic Drive - Overlook
An iconic outlook on the mountain overlooking Texas, New Mexico, and Mexico
San Jacinto Plaza
A historic park in the heart of downtown El Paso. It used to feature seven live alligators in the center pond! Today, a fiberglass sculpture by nationally acclaimed local artist Luis Jiménez honors the original alligators.
Ardovino's Pizza 1
Arguably the best pizza ever. We highly recommend the Four Seasons and Joanna's pizzas.
Taconeta
A chic, new taco spot close to downtown with amazing margaritas as well
L & J Cafe
An El Paso classic located close to downtown and across the street from the historic Concordia Cemetary
Avila's Mexican Food
Alison's personal favorite Mexican restaurant in town. The Tri-Color Enchiladas are to die for!
Los Bandidos De Carlos & Mickey's
Another festive Mexican restaurant we love
Cafe Central
Cafe Central has been open for over 100 years and is an El Paso staple. This is Alison's favorite restaurant and perfect for an upscale pick during your stay. The restaurant is famous for its cream of green chile soup. Jack agrees "It's worth the hype."
Casa Pantera
Upscale wood-fired Mexican Chophouse located in central El Paso