Its actually closed down they didnt make it thru the pandemic we drove over trying to get…read more souvenirs but unfortunately they are no longer in bussiness

What fun!! After we eat the best Mexican food in the country. We can go shopping! Did you know it…read morewas just voted best Mexican Restaurant in all of Texas by USA TODAY! All salsa served in restaurant is ready to go and buy in bulk here at the gift shop. L & J t-shirts with super fun sayings and logos are available to buy. Like The word LOVE with the "o" replace by a chile pepper. Yes I love Chile!!! My favorite and will be buying soon "7 days without L&J's makes one weak". Hahaha get it. Shot glasses, tortilla warmers, caps all with the L&J logo are for the buying. Who doesn't want to brag that they ate at the best Mexican restaurant in Texas. Also a few gifts that you would find in a Mexican Mercado like sugar skulls, cool decorative tiles. Exit restaurant on Missouri street pass the yellow house and you are there. Nicely air-conditioned and beautifully done for this cute, quaint restaurant.

A unique place for AMAZING Mexican Home Decor! Also a great place to find authentic Mexican gifts!…read more The owner makes you feel at home and there is great customer service

Not much to say about it this place, as I've only been there once and it was to pick up an item I'd…read morealready paid for. EP Finest is located downtown right across from San Jacinto (not Anson 11 side). It is a very small brick and mortar place that houses pieces / collections from over 30 different El Paso artists. One of which we met at our annual trip to the El Paso Comic-Con. She had a lot of art on display, and it was very well done. However, it's Comic-Con, so a lot (not us) were in Cosplay, including the artist. Sue was dressed as Nadja, from What We Do In The Shadows, which happens to be one of our Top 5 shows of all time. And not only was she dressed as Nadja, but she had a very well done portrait of Nadjas husband, Lazlo Cravensworth. That happens to be my favorite of the entire show. A must have for my office / nonsense room in my house. She offered a great deal, where you could purchase 3 "prints" (so printed versions of her original works), for $45. So, I bought Lazlo, Dwight/Angela/Moes, and a Sailor Moon one. We came to EP Finest to pick up the prints id purchased. Nice little store. Nice local art. Worth checking out for sure.

Awesome small gallery in Socorro TX, just a 30 second walk from Three Missions Brewery (you can…read moreactually walk around with a can of Three Missions beer). Nice and cool (vibe and temperature) place to walk around in and buy art pieces. We didn't see a single employee our entire time in there, pieces were bought by cashapp. A very interesting system built on community trust. Cons: not very well maintained, there were small trash pieces laying about in small corners (bottle caps, hangers, paper trash) and a lack of management so I'm unsure if it even has management.

On my last day in El Paso, we stopped by Surreal Sculptures after lunch. If you're a fan of art…read morelike I am, this is a pretty cool spot to check out. While we didn't go outside, we saw all of the sculptures surrounding the house. Since it's in a residential neighborhood, you can easily park on the street for free. In some ways, the artist's artwork is a little disturbing. Like the type of stuff you would create if you were on LSD. At the same time, it's also impressive. And it's an attraction you can check out quickly.

Ho's whimsical surrealist sculptures are inspired and a breathe of fresh air. He is a welcoming…read morehost whose mesmerizing anthropomorphic imagery merges dreams and reality. His faces within faces are captivating. A must see for anyone in El Paso!

Best religious store in El Paso, If you are Catholic this is definitely the place to go for…read morereligious Items. The service was great, I wanted to get a necklace made and the Gentleman made me one for a very affordable price.

El Guardian de Guadalupe is a religious gift shop. I drove to two different others which were…read moreclosed or no longer existing. When I arrived the "open" sign was off but I still tried opening the door. It was open. They have been open for a year and a half. They have so many items to choose from. I Loved this store. I searched for a religious shop online to get a gift for my nephew who just completed his confirmation preparation and mi niece who is getting her first communion. Perfect place! The options again are plentiful! They also do personalized gifts. Kind costumer service.

Flor De Barro is a hidden gem out in the Westside filled with beautiful artwork and artifacts. The…read moreowners are very knowledgeable and passionate about their business. It's easy to miss as it's a home transformed into an art gallery. There is parking out front and plenty of beautiful pieces inside. Be sure to check it out!!

I love art so I could spend hours here. I enjoy learning about all types and just looking at it. My…read morewhole life has always involved art somehow. I've taken classes, I have relatives who are talented artists, I've met several artists in my life. Anyway...Flor de Barro offers classes to the community. They start at around $35 and up. They invite the public to have mimosas on Sunday afternoons. They also have other events for anyone whose interested. For example, their Dia de los Muertos altar/art was great. I enjoyed seeing it very much. They even gave out hot cocoa and pan de muerto to visitors. Follow them on social media and/or check out their website for more info. You can also subscribe to their email blasts. The main thing Flor de Barro is known for is their hand crafted pottery from Mata Ortiz. Mata Ortiz is a small village in Chihuahua, Mexico. It's a 4.5 hour drive from El Paso. Some of the art is pricey but beautiful to look at. However, smaller pieces are really affordable. I saw a tiny pot I really love for $6. I'll most likely go back and get it. There are some larger pieces that cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars. The staff is always friendly and hospitable. I like that they don't pressure anyone into buying the art. They let you look around and take photos freely. They're all about building genuine relationships with those who visit. Flor de Barro seems to update their inventory often. I saw a beautiful nativity scene that wasn't there a month ago. Those who aren't in El Paso can also shop online via their website. Several, if not all of these pieces, would make fine gifts. I highly recommend visiting Flor de Barro, whether you plan on buying something or not. We're supposed to learn something new everyday. I think you will here.

If you're looking to step back in time and not only see amazing items for sale at a reasonable cost…read morebut also to learn the history behind some of those items, look no further! The owner of this shop is outstanding. He is friendly and knowledgeable about each piece in the store. Great find.

This cool little store specializes in anything History. The owner is extremely knowledgeable; you…read morecan literally bring anything in and he will be able to identify it. If you have items you are thinking of selling or just would like more information about, you've found your place. Items such as artifacts, coins/money, fossils, statues, Sci-Fi (the list can go on). This shop ALSO buys gold and silver-just bring it to Mike! He is most definitely very reasonable and if you are looking for the fairest price along the border city you are at the right place. -The location used to be on Will Ruth but moved due to the city buying out the land. The new location is still very clean, neat and very interesting.