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Salsas Mi Alma

Artisan Food Producer in El Paso - 16.65 mi

Salsas Mi Alma is an artisan food vendor that specializes in gourmet salsas from mild to fiery hot. Their products are prepared fresh daily, using “fresh ingredients,” and are ready to ship asap. Indeed, this is the most delicious and “authentic Mexican salsa” in town. “The japapeño salsa is a must-have” and the chile de Arbol salsa is extremely hot. “The seed/nut salsa is fantastic” and it “goes great on chicken” and other grilled meats. But, if you want to taste a 55-year old recipe, take the Mole from Scratch, which is a fine blend of sweet and spice that is delicious to the core! On the other note, “the gentleman who runs this stand is great; he was very helpful” and he always smiles – such a “great service” in general.

(915) 691-4192

Upper Valley Artist and Farmers Market

Farmers Market in El Paso - 16.77 mi

In September 2017, the Upper Valley Artist and Farmers Market had its inaugural day, and since then, it has blossomed into one of El Paso's largest markets. This year-round Sunday market, open from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm, passionately champions local small businesses and food producers. Experience a charming "village atmosphere" with over 60 diverse vendors offering unique and exclusive items you won't find anywhere else. Indulge in farm-fresh produce and savor freshly prepared, mouthwatering foods. Many vendors generously offer free samples, so be sure to stop by and explore. What's more, the market is pet-friendly, so bring your furry friends along for a delightful outing. Join us today and be a part of our vibrant community!

(915) 261-1500

Aurellia’s Bottle Shop and Brewhouse

Craft Brewery in El Paso - 18.36 mi

The ultramodern brewing system in Aurellia’s Bottle Shop and Brewhouse gave it its name. Quite the mouthful, AURELLIA is actually an acronym that uses an artificial intelligence-based system. It makes the brewing process energy efficient, sustainable, and environmentally friendly. The electric system also helps owner Justin Gibson overcome his physical limitations, a result of an accident caused by a drunk driver. To reduce Aurellia's carbon footprint further, there are plans to maximize the use of solar energy. Justin has worked in different aspects of the beer industry. He was an avid home-brewer, and worked in "brewing, brewery operations, bartending, front of house management, distribution, sales, brand acquisitions, and logistics. Aurellia’s just opened in March 2019, and he says he just works there because it's really AURELLIA who runs the place. Eventually, Justin hopes Aurellia's becomes a one-stop shop that offers “quality, variety, (and) a truly unique experience”. Aurellia's Bottle Shop and Brewhouse is listed as one of the 4 Best El Paso Breweries for Local Beer and Food. Check out the link to read more!

(915) 996-9051

Ceballos Honey Faben Farm

Artisan Food Producer in Fabens - 18.39 mi

Honey is one of nature's greatest gifts and natural energy foods possible. Located in Fabens, Texas, Ceballos Honey Faben Farm produces pure local honey. The store where they sell their honey smells like “sweet heaven”. It’s about 35 minutes from El Paso, and totally worth the drive if you enjoy local agricultural products. The bottles are filled at the time of sale and there is plenty of parking spaces in the area. Many of the customers are saying that this is the “best place to get pure honey!” It’s great tasting and their customer service is awesome!

(915) 764-2669

The Northwest Market

Farmers Market in El Paso - 18.48 mi

The Northwest Market provides the venue for “local makers, curators, artists, musicians, and culinary innovators” to showcase their products and help sustain their craft and their businesses. The organizers of this market believe that the “creative community is the heart and soul of El Paso.” Held once a month on a Saturday at The Canyons at Cimarron, various products, services, and experiences are available. Browse through art and photography items, handicrafts like jewelry, gift and lifestyle merchandise, clothing, apothecary, and so much more. Different culinary offerings are also in store for the visitors, from breads, pastries and desserts, pub fair, farm products and a range of beverages.

(915) 584-8242

Cattleman’s Steakhouse at Indian Cliffs Ranch

BBQ Joint in Fabens - 18.75 mi

Cattleman's Steakhouse is a unique dining experience that you won't want to miss. Located on a 32,000 acre working ranch, this large, family-style restaurant offers a truly authentic atmosphere that will transport you to the heart of the West. But it's not just the setting that makes Cattleman's Steakhouse special - it's also the food. Their commitment to using only the freshest ingredients and traditional cooking methods has made them a go-to destination for anyone craving a delicious steak. From tender filets to juicy ribeyes, every bite is a treat that keeps customers coming back for more. And with generous portions that are sure to satisfy even the heartiest appetite, you'll leave feeling full and satisfied. But don't just take our word for it - come on in and experience the magic of Cattleman's Steakhouse for yourself. Whether you're dining in or taking out, their friendly staff is always ready to make your experience a memorable one. So saddle up and head on over to Cattleman's Steakhouse - you won't be disappointed!

(915) 544-3200

Rudy’s Country Store and BBQ – El Paso West

BBQ Joint in El Paso - 18.92 mi

Rudy's "Country Store" and Bar-B-Q is a unique dining experience that combines history, tradition, and delicious food. Located just north of San Antonio in the small community of Leon Springs, Rudy's has been serving up mouth-watering barbeque since 1989. What sets Rudy's apart is its 100% wood-fired pits, using oak instead of the mesquite commonly used by other BBQ spots. This slower-burning wood gives the meat a distinct flavor that is unmatched. Rudy's also uses a dry spice rub to ensure that each plate is perfectly seasoned. And let's not forget about their famous "Sause" - a sauce that perfectly complements any meat dish. If you're a fan of BBQ, Rudy's is a must-visit spot in Texas.

(915) 587-8397

The Buzzbee Honey

Farm & Ranch in Fabens - 20.62 mi

The Buzzbee Honey Company specializes in bringing local raw honey to the greater El Paso area. They also have a "great soap for sensitive skin". They also sell three varieties of soap containing their local honey. These include Raw honey, Oatmeal and Honey, and Wildflower. They specialize in both the wholesale and retail of raw honey, as well as other handmade bath and body products created using their own honey and beeswax.

(915) 491-6719

Sun Brewing Co

Craft Brewery in Canutillo - 21.15 mi

Serving craft beer and comfort food, Sun Brewing Company started its journey back in the garage of the owner. Through a lot of hard work and passion, they continuously make process improvements to create original and seasonal craft beers for people who love trying new things. Their highest priority is to satisfy the customer through their “Borderland Avant-garde style,” infusing the flavors of the region, creating beautiful styles of Indigenous beer. Sun Brewing Co strives to deliver beer innovatively and to more customers, but always keep Sun Brewing's culture. Sun Brewing Co always goes to the farmer’s market to find new local ingredients around town and whenever they can, they get seasonal organic produce, and spices to give a unique regional flavor.

(915) 433-3048

Zin Valle Vineyards

Winery in Canutillo - 22.83 mi

You will enjoy "live music and good wine" in a "very relaxed atmosphere". Zin Valle Vineyards is "a quaint place where you can talk, relax, enjoy really good wine and get away from it all". It's a "very small winery producing" many cases "a year from a combination of Texas grapes and California's Sonoma Valley". They also "sell some wine they import from Italy". Their "Texas whites are off-dry to sweet" and their "Texas reds are mostly dry". They are "almost in New Mexico". It's "an interesting stop" since "this is the farthest west you can go in Texas" and "it is well worth your stop, too".