Live in El Paso

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Sunset views, short commutes, and a cost of living that lets people build. A practical look at what it's actually like to live in El Paso.

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Casa de la Luna

Restaurant

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Casa de la Luna

A family kitchen serving stacked red enchiladas and slow-braised border classics in a restored 1920s storefront.

Downtown

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Franklin Roasters

Coffee

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Franklin Roasters

A small-batch roastery and café at the base of the Franklins, built for slow mornings and post-trail espresso.

Kern Place

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Mesa Street Mercantile

Shop

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Mesa Street Mercantile

A light-filled shop of southwestern goods made by borderland artisans — textiles, ceramics, leather, and books.

Westside

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El Mirador Cantina

Bar & Restaurant

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El Mirador Cantina

A rooftop cantina with agave-forward cocktails, wood-fired plates, and the best sunset table downtown.

Central

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