dining

Big changes are brewing at two El Paso favorites, where the culinary scene is stepping up its game with new flavors and live tunes.

Chef Rulis is a well known name among El Paso diners. From casual diners to hardcore foodies, he's made quite a name for himself with spots like Ruli's International Kitchen which was featured on Dires, Drive Inns and Dives.

Rulis International Kitchen was not designed, as some might infer by the name, to serve dishes from all over the world. The original premise was a lot simpler ... to offer cuisine with multi cultural origins.

Texans embarking on a cruise out of Galveston or any Texas port will be subjected to some very specific rules regarding the buffet while at sea.

I love the scenery, charming B&Bs, dining, different cultural influences, and outdoor activities all within a fairly close distance. Such a cool vibe.

A recent survey named the 12 best steakhouses in all of Texas ... guess who got the top spot??

The Grape Italian Ristorante, on El Paso's west side, is a little off the beaten path but so worth finding and trying.

Paco Wongs, on El Paso's west side, is one of the cities best kept secrets. Here's your chance to save money on your first ... or next ... visit.

25 years after the original Hooters' opened up near Cielo Vista Mall, El Paso is getting a second Hooters' location.

The city has released the results of their recent restaurant health inspections. Keep reading to find out how your favorite spot did.

El Paso has grown so much over the years and continues to keep growing.

The City is helping businesses continue to social distance and serve customers by reopening the Fresh Air food court downtown!