The Moctezuma Cafe was a little dive bar in downtown El Paso. It was a block from the courthouse and
Category: How to Live in El Paso
How to Live in El Paso: Rosco’s Burger Inn
In and Out? Fuddrucker’s? Johnny Rockets? Blake’s? And even (heresy alert) Whataburger? Forget it. El Paso has lots of great
How to Live in El Paso: The Pink Store
How long since you’ve been to the Pink Store in Palomas? If you’ve just moved to El Paso (Ha! Nobody’s
How to Live in El Paso: Korean Food
Do you ever go to those Korean restaurants? You should. Next to white people, Koreans are El Paso’s second largest
How To Live in El Paso: Valentina Hot Sauce
Am I right? I mean, it’s not the same as that special salsa you make, with the grilled and raw
Mr. Rogers neighborhood, or equivalent
I recommend you get a house in an old neighborhood. Not just a house in an old neighborhood. A house
Homegrown
If you’ve ever eaten a fresh tomato in winter, you’ve probably eaten a tomato grown by slaves. If you’re one
El Herradero de Los Soto
Somehow, the greatest places in Juarez have survived. El Herradero de Los Soto is a steak joint on Hermanos Escobar,
Monarch (It’s Comfortable!)
Are you still officing out of Starbucks? You should fold up your portfolio and move it over to Monarch. Monarch
How to Live in El Paso
Some people think we need to spend a half a billion dollars to make El Paso an attractive place to
Camping at Franklin Mountains State Park
The Franklin Mountain State Park is reportedly the largest urban wilderness park in the continental United States. There’s no word