I love Chuco Town (aka El Paso, the 915)! So... naturally I'd love a store that sells…read moreChuco-inspired items. Chuco Relic sells t-shirts, pins, stickers and more. They also sell prints and paintings by local artists. What's even better is that it's a local business (well how could it not be?)! Every time I've gone, the employees are super friendly and helpful. I always end up talking and talking with them. Another thing I like about Chuco Relic is that they help the community often. I should say they also try to help people in our state! Back when Hurricane Harvey happened in Houston, they raised money for them by selling merchandise. I recently purchased an El Paso Strong t-shirt from them for $10. I pre-ordered it so it came out to $10 less. I'm always excited to help local businesses succeed, especially when they help others here and around Texas. If you're looking for an El Paso-inspired gift, this is a good place to go.

Small shop with some cute items. There is a tip screen at checkout asking for a tip. For a retail…read moreshop. Super tacky. Five stars for the merch. 1 star for the tip request.

I kept an open mind and was curious as to what was inside and to my surprise it was a well kept…read moreshop, neatly organized with local art and tons of strange "odd" things, as decor and for purchase. Local art, pretty unique jewelry (necklaces, rings, earrings) and headbands/tiaras. Funny taxidermy and preserved butterflies were there as well. An eclectic type of store and the shop owner lets you browse around in peace. Welcoming and not pushy on sales at all. We ended up buying sage and they have all sorts of fresh apothecary things (Palo santo etc.) If you're curious take a step inside and check it out you may find a treasure you just HAVE to take home! I will def. be back!

I don't always surround myself with the utterly dreadful, but when I do it's always at Dreadful…read moreThings. There's two kinds of people in the world, the squeamish and the one's pretending not to be squeamish (because come on, we are all afraid of something). I find myself in the openly squeamish group. But I still rather enjoy DT and the occasional goosebumps it gives me. I've been a few times now and I always find myself drawn to the preserved animals. From talking to the owner I know that these animals were not harmed or purposefully endangered in any way, DT just creates art, if you will, from natural death. They do give me the creeps and the worn dolls that adorn the bureau give it that added element of stomach, turning fear (thank you Child's Play and Tales From The Hood). There are also less creepy, but equally intriguing items at DT like shirts with EP inspired themes, purses, handmade jewelry (I picked up a sweet heart with nails and barbed wire necklace last time I was here), cat trinkets, and paintings. Explore and see what cool items you find. Along with the lively owner, you can seek help from her wonderful minions or the guy in the back that isn't very helpful and a bit of a snake. I prefer the minions who will hand you things and make you deeply consider adding it to your home decorations. I'd say the minion's are very animated even though their vocabulary is only that of a three or four year old, but they drive a hard sell and will help you look for anything. Not sure how many days of the week the minions work, but the snake is there all the time so you may just have to deal with him.

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.

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.

Wow! This cute little boutique offers elegant and classy one-of-a-kind gifts! If you really want…read moreto gift give or purchase for yourself awesome quality items, this is the place to go! The personalized customer service is amazing and the store atmosphere is truly out of this world! Finally a gift shop worth it's name -Treasures!

From the owner: Meaning "treasures" in Italian, Tesori is El Paso's first Concept gift shop. We offer a curated…read moreselection of fine and personalized gifts that promise to fit your lifestyle. You will find items such as elegant crystal, home décor, fragrances, CBD products, home scents, bath & body, pet accessories, gourmet food, tech and electronics, stationary and greeting cards.

Wow, what a gem of a little coffee shop. They sell all sorts of snacks and local goods. There are…read moresome coffee samplers available from Zojurushi coffee machines (TIL those exist???) next to the entrance. The flavors were rich and very representative of the notes they were trying to convey. Fruit notes, chocolate notes, caramel notes.. somehow, they've made a coffee nearly taste like an infusion. Maybe they are, since the cold brew flavors are so unique here. Overall, an unexpected gem of a find in El Paso and one of the best coffee shops I've been to in a while.

My review is for a wrapped gift assortment I received purchased in this Coffee Emporium location…read more The gift assortment was perfectly wrapped in Cellophane wrap with my favorite color bow. Vast and beautiful, the assortment contained tea lovers' items, two different kinds of tea: decaf mango and green tea--a lovely green tea mug with infuser and Happy Birthday Chocolate Bar. I have never visited this location, but seeing how perfectly the gift was wrapped and how neat all the items are, I would say this is a perfect place to get some coffee or tea and pick up beautiful gifts for your loved ones. I am looking forward to visiting soon.

I had been on the hunt for an El Paso t-shirt for my mom. I got the shirt but also the young men…read moreworking gave me some nice tourist information. They were great, I highly recommend!

I went in to get an ATV but decided on a SxS the waiting process did seem a little long but all the…read moresales team we're willing to help out and i got a decent deal aswell.

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.

Beautiful store and very reasonable prices! A great place to bring out of town guests for authentic…read moreMexican decor.

I was very disappointed on their return policy. I made a return three days later and they gave me a…read morestore credit only that would last 6 months. I used to like their store. No more.