Love&#x27;s Travel Stop

2.6 mi

Very clean, organized, staff were kind. I have an electric car. It will stop here for the food and…read moresnacks. Byeeeee Circle K.

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Flying J

Great Customer Service!! On 5/11/25 I was traveling from San Antonio to El Paso. Stopped at Flying…read moreJ for gas and long story short my car locked the doors with my purse, key fobs and phone inside! A wonderful man, Larry, went above and beyond to assist me! Thank you Larry you have just made me a lifelong customer of Flying J

I rarely use Flying J but they are also associated with Pilot which I love. They're basically twin…read morestores so either is fine with me, I just prefer Pilot. They offer a good selection of drinks, snacks, finger foods and other items as well. If you are part of the rewards program you can get .03 cents off per gallon. You can also get free coffee after you buy several cups, I thinks it's buy nine get one free. Most locations have a fast food chain attached to them as well.

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Pilot

4.7 mi

This place is newly a Pilot. I always liked stopping here anyway, but they've redone it inside and…read moreseriously upped their game. They have a burrito grill thats wonderful for grub from breakfast to dinner. If you don't like that, there's a restaurant across the street and a bar next door that has karaoke on Saturdays - we it used to. You might want to check. If you head south to the light, there's a guy who sets up Roadside with local honey, pecans, peppers, fruit, produce n such. His name is Benjamin. Say hi! Anyway, I'm glad its a Pilot now so I get points on my fuel.

Valero

Typical gas station. They do have good breakfast items, of a gas station that is. Also, the gas…read moreprices are comparable, if not less than the other nearby gas stations.the staff is always friendly as well.

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Exterior storefront.

Howdy's

2.5 mi

I was SOO glad when this opened up. This station is perfectly located right off of I-10 on Eastlake…read moreBlvd, right on my way to and from work. The gas prices here are great. Definitely comparable with the cheaper in-town prices that you find closer to El Paso. Right up the road, there is a Valero that is always 20-25 cents higher than most.. so the cheaper prices this station has is definitely a welcome change in pace. I really like the reward program that Howdy's has in place. Being to and from my way to work, this is really the only place I fuel up. Because of this, I am able to rack up some cool reward points, which in turn leads to some cool rewards. Not something I have experience with any other fuel company. They do have a gas station around the back of the store. It is a touchless car wash, and a good one at that. The cool thing is that you can pay for a car wash while you are filling up at the pump, and then proceed to the wash station after you are done fueling. It is a convenient way of paying for both at once. The customer service is good at this store. One of the cashiers during the day went out of his way to help me understand the mobile app and one of this features. They are always friendly there, and as long as that continues, I will continue to enjoy going here!!

Store front

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Brand new store!

Speedway

1.0

2.2 mi

I would give zero stars cause every time I come to get gas their machines never work. They need…read moremanagement that take care of the equipment so it can be used.

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Shell

Glad we stopped here just so we know where NOT to stop in the future…read more Horrible. Several broken pumps and the ones which appeared to work would not let you use your card at the pump but gave a message saying you'd need to go inside to pay. Bathrooms were a disaster and looked like no one had cleaned them in a very long time. The most glaring issue to me was the lack of concern for customer safety. There are three sets of double doors to enter or exit the store and employees had two of the three locked. One was tied shut and another was locked and also had a table blocking it from the inside. I added photos. Surely this is a safety violation. We'll be skipping this place on future trips. Never got gas here after multiple attempts anyway and went down the road to a nicer safer Love's with working gas pumps and clean restrooms.

Gas, food and more. Not the best, but not the worst either. Gas was relatively cheap, as was the…read morefood. We paid inside for gas. Could not read display on one pump. The other pump would not take my FRN ALT ID. After filling up, we used the clean, stocked restrooms, and then ordered dinner. Not too many options to eat if you can't have or don't like fried food. We sat in their dining area, which was clean & had an artificial rose, and salt & pepper shaker, at each table. Husband had Chester's Fried Chicken and fried corn. Chicken was a little dry; corn was "interesting." But he said both were "pretty good." I had the Deli Express cheese and bologna sandwich which reminded me of school lunches. Chester's Mac'n'Cheese was hot and cheesy. Both were good.

Several pumps did not work. Skipping this place in the future.

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Murphy USA

3.3

(4 reviews)

2.7 mi

Currently gas is 2.38 a pretty decent deal they also have diesel which can be hard to find…read more The gas station is never crowded and always very clean never an issue stopping here Conveniently located in the same parking lot as Walmart

I was disappointed in what Murphy's has done in reference to cigarette prices during the CONVON-19…read moreoutbreak. One carton of Pall Mall went from approximately $47.00 to $54.33. That represents an approximate increase of $7.33. The cashier tried to tell me that prices have gone up RIGHT RJ Reynolds increased their prices by 15% over night? Never in 4 years have I seen prices so high. There's a word for that and we all know what it is. Their gas prices are still good but I will remember what they did during this crisis and adjust my buying patterns accordingly.

Circle K

2.3

(3 reviews)

2.6 mi

Store is very full and they have good items. The only problem is the immensely long line due to the…read morelack of employees at the register. Went in today to pump gas, the pump wasn't giving receipts (not that unexpected.) I parked to get my receipt and the line was long and slow like always. I already purchased the goods (gasoline) I needed and just wanted my receipt of the finalized transaction. The cashier points towards the line. What a joke. I need a receipt so I wait and the girl at the register makes me reach for it while her arm is not extended and her attention is not even on me. Not a word or peep or any level of professionalism from the kids at the registers. A joke, is what this store is.

I found this Circle K using the Gas Buddy app. Their fuel was listed as the lowest price in the…read morearea. I always source or cross-reference my business choices using Yelp. I was surprised not to find this Circle K listed in the Yelp app. I was feeling oh-so-reckless, so I went for it anyway. I found the location very nicely laid out, bright, functional and clean. It's located on a busy corner. The ingress/egresses were well-planned and consider traffic management. There were lots of pumps.......no "trash bag over the pump handle" jobbers to be seen. Very well lit. Plenty of parking if you stop for the convenience store. The store was very well stocked and clean. There were two little square tables outside of the south exit. Anyone care to sit with me and enjoy a microwave burrito complimented by a beverage of choice?? :-D The two employees were very helpful and laid back. Restrooms were clean. And circling back, they had the lowest gas price in the area. This is an "in city" or local station just a few blocks north of the interstate. There are many fast food restaurants in the area. I stopped here on a cross-country trip. I think the location works just as well as a truck stop/convenience store location outside of the city. Consider it listed! Enjoy, my fellow Yelpers.

We'll lit. Clean. Diesel.

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Southwest corner

787 Coffee

4.4

(38 reviews)

17.4 mi

Loved their indoor decor Inside seating is lovely - they…read morehad a swing set as one of their seating * simple choices for their coffee * solid coffee * very well spoken barista * great service Enjoying their pouched coffee! Marzapan iced latte with rum infused coffee beans. It was amazing!

Friendly barista and coffee was great. You can tell the quality of the bean. Coffee is like $8…read morebucks but worth it.

Iced coquito coffee and a delicious "quesito".

Espresso counter

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Seat options front & back - back area photographed

The House coffee shop

4.4

(16 reviews)

16.2 mi

The owner was super kind and friendly! Very willing to answer questions about the menu and what's a…read morefan favorite. The ambiance is beautiful! Poppin for sure! I loved that it was open late! It made for a fun outing staying at a nearby hotel. We ordered the Yemeni latte, Turkish coffee, Yemen chai, and Turkish chai. We also had to try the pistachio cake. Super excited to finally try the hype!

Wife and myself dropped by for a coffee and dessert after dinner and was nice and quaint. Nice…read moreselection of drinks and nice assortment of pastries. Very comfortable and cozy. Ordered the Yemeni Latte and Iced Lavender Latte and a lemon pie and tasted good and not too sweet. Great place to relax, chill and have a coffee Would recommend!

Delicious Cinnamon Roll Muffin & Chai Tea

Seating area

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150 Sunset

We arrived for a brunch outing at 11:30 am on a Saturday. Just in time, before the large wait…read more I always enjoy coming because of the setting and food. This time was equally nice. Service was a little slow but friendly. Food was hot and fresh. The prices were decent, regular coffee was $1.50 each - definately can't beat that now a days. My favorite thing about this place may be how consistent an experience it has become. Lovely.

I was born and raised in El Paso Texas, but now live in Alabama. Our friends recommended this place…read moreand we decided to try it and I'm so glad we did! Nathalia was our server and she is so sweet and amazing. A man, who I'm assuming is the manager or owner, kept checking up on us, and other tables, so needless to say service is 100/10! I ordered the chilaquiles & my husband had the breakfast tacos. The chilaquiles were amazing! The drinks were so good, lychee mojito and espresso martini. $66 for two entrees and two drinks, I'd say bang for your buck for great food and great drinks. They're currently remodeling as well, but the place was already really nice, so I can't wait to see it once it's done. Highly recommend!

Mimosas!

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Steady Pace Coffee

(3 reviews)

16.2 mi

This is the new best spot for coffee and tea snobs. These guys have a simple-ish menu with quality…read moreingredients, and they know how to wield them. I bought my husband a flat white, a coffee he originally drank in Australia and New Zealand, where they come from, and he said this was the best he's ever had. He went back for seconds that afternoon For my part, I tried an iced Oolong tea, and then came back for an unsweet Iced Matcha. Nothing disappointed, and every time we had questions or requests, they kindly supported them. I also REALLY love the vibe: very much El Paso, Texas-kitsch, replete with Hank Hill near the restrooms in the back (my husband noted that this was the closest they could get ol' Hank to the back alley). Really hoping these guys manage their money well, because barring anything else they have nowhere to go but up!

My partner and I are visiting from California and we came here two days in a row! The coffee and…read morematcha is delicious and customer service was excellent. The vibes were immaculate~ We also loved their donuts!

Great local art and kitsch

Everything here is prepared by hand.

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Old El Paso High School Lockers

Wake and Bake

4.7

(56 reviews)

19.3 mi

Lovely coffee shop, i visited recently on a day i had no Spectrum internet & desperately needed a…read moreplace to work remotely.. perfect find! You know it's a gem if the owner is actively greeting patrons by name! He seemed really engaged with all regulars, when it was my turn to order he made some nice recommendations and i enjoyed an almond cappuccino, avo toast w his home made salsita, and a white oreo cookie, yum. It was a little on the pricey side, bur it was a beautiful place, great coffee & pleasant environment.

Wow! What a great find! We were looking for a local coffee place on the way to visit family and…read moreluckily we found Wake and Bake! Bruce was awesome and made us the most incredible Dirty Chai with oat milk. The temperature was just perfect and tasted great. We also couldn't resist the chai brownie which was delicious. I wish I lived in El Paso, I would visit here very often! Inside is filled with plants and plant clippings that you can purchase and plant at home.

Iced chai and snickerdoodle cookies

White chocolate and black cherry biscotti

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Tisana is a loose leaf and dried fruit and berries! Don't forget to scoop up what's left at the bottom and enjoy the flavors!

The Junction Brunch House

Excellent food, exceptional service. Tiffany provided excellent service; we had a very pleasant…read moremorning.

If you're looking for a brunch spot in El Paso that brings together great food, genuine…read morehospitality, and live music--The Junction Brunch House is a standout. I kept it classic with waffles, bacon, and eggs--and it absolutely hit the mark. The waffles were light, fluffy, and perfectly golden, the bacon was cooked just right, and everything came out fresh and satisfying. Simple comfort food done right. But what really elevated the experience was the atmosphere. They had live musical entertainment by Louie, who was incredible. He played a mix of hits from yesterday and today, moving effortlessly between country & western, contemporary favorites, and traditional Spanish songs. His versatility created a warm, lively environment that both staff and customers clearly enjoyed--it added something special you don't find everywhere. Service was just as impressive. Our server, XAY, had a bright, welcoming smile and provided outstanding service from start to finish. They offered great suggestions on local favorites and specials, which made the experience feel personal rather than routine. The vibe overall is relaxed, inviting, and very "El Paso"--a place where you can sit, enjoy your meal, and stay a while. Overall: Delicious, well-executed brunch classics Live music that enhances the experience (not overwhelms it) Exceptional, friendly service Comfortable, welcoming atmosphere Would I go back? Without a doubt. This is more than just brunch--it's an experience.

Fried Green Tomatoes (side)

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Outside view

The Glazy Donut

the Glazy is so delicious i love coming here for my donuts and drinks!!! they are cheap and…read moreconvenient and they are like homemade delicious baked goods, they are definitely worth your buck!!

From the moment I stepped into The Glazy -- where the air itself seemed perfumed with promise and…read moresugar -- I knew this was no ordinary donut stop. This was sacred ground. A place where yeast and glaze converge to whisper the secrets of the universe. This isn't hyperbole; this is truth glazed in strawberry reduction. I ordered what would soon become the chocolate chip of mythic confectionary lore: the strawberry shortcake donut -- a creation so superlative I could feel its impact before the first bite even touched my lips. One taste and the world snapped into dazzling focus. The soft, fluffy pillow of dough was so perfect it felt like I had bitten into a cloud that had trained its whole life to be delicious. The sweet tang of strawberry shortcake kissed my senses, and I swear I saw the cosmos shimmer. That donut didn't just taste good. It reprogrammed my brain. Before Glazy, I was aimless, living a quiet and predictable life. After that donut: I sought therapy. Not because I was broken -- but because I needed help integrating the profound existential shift that occurred when I understood that donuts could taste like this. My therapist now calls me "a glazed scholar with purpose." And it didn't stop there. I changed careers. Yes, I traded spreadsheets for sociology textbooks because I had to understand humanity. Why was this donut so transformative? What about its structure, composition, and cultural meaning could explain how a simple sweet turned a person's life inside out? My colleagues call me "the Donut Theorist." My students ask if every lecture will include pastry metaphors. I say yes. Always yes. This isn't just a review. This is a testament to how one donut, one perfect strawberry shortcake experience at The Glazy revolutionized my cognitive framework and life trajectory. Would I return? With my new doctorate? Absolutely.