El Paso
Home cooking, fine steaks, and Mexican food come together here for a group hug.
From steaks its dry-aged in house to excellent wines, Café Central offers the city’s finest dining.
Part bakery, part cafe, part wine bar, strategically situated along the streetcar line.
Now in a brick-and-mortar spot, Desert Oak remains the only traditional Central Texas–style barbecue in town.
This neighborhood favorite has a fine patio, house-made pastas, and steaks big enough to share.
Bright and airy, this place delights diners with large painted murals, a spacious interior, and a traditional brick oven topped with a copper chimney. Counter service allows you to build your pie while perusing the fresh ingredients on display. A friendly staff delivers orders quickly on plates, glasses, and silverware…
Tucked into a trendy strip center in Thunderbird Valley, Eloise offers classic cocktails and casual bar eats, as well as more sophisticated fare. Surprisingly, the vegan “menudont” (instead of menudo) was a hearty blend of mixed grains, onions, and hominy traditionally spiced with oregano and crushed red pepper. We also…
