restaurants

Many restaurants have come and gone over the years, some quickly, some not so quickly. Others have been at it forever and are still going strong after decades and two have a century of serving great food under their belt.

Picture this: a quiet evening in downtown El Paso, and suddenly, a familiar face walks by. The stars are coming out in more ways than one.

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.

Uncover the unconventional food choices of Texas residents, from deep-fried delights to exotic meat!

Discover the top truck stop restaurants in Texas that keep truckers fueled and satisfied during long hauls across America.

Find out why this fried chicken joint is making waves as the supposed best in Texas.

Critics mocked, but customers flocked!

It's not a locally owned brand but it has become a main stay for residents in its east/east central El Paos location and employees of the many businesses in and around the Fountains at Farah.

If you can't decide whether you want breakfast, lunch, dinner or a few drinks while watching your favorite sports team play; you may soon be able to go to just 1 place to decide.

Chef Tim Love doesn't hate technology, he just hates people playing with their phones instead of savoring the food and ambiance of his restaurant along with the conversation of fellow diners.

The State Line restaurant has presented their annual, free concert series for decades ... with the exception of a covid induced timeout ... and will once again bring rock/country infused bands to their beautiful patio. Get ready for some beautiful evenings, great music and amazing bbq all to benefit the Child Crisis Center of El Paso.

Not so long ago, finding pet friendly establishments in El Paso wasn't really that easy. Going to someone's home, parks, some hotels and the vet were about the only places your furrball was welcome.