Our first bag of lemon pepper jerky didn't make it more than 5 min on the road! Miguel, the owner,…read morewas super helpful in selecting our jerky and shared the chingon history of his USDA inspected beef! Can't wait to try the chile de árbol con limón:)

My weird obsessions include: small towns, anything that predates my life, some other stuff that's…read morenot relevant, and beef jerky. Two of my obsessions are fulfilled at Borracho Jerky. I've had Borracho Jerky before (on my otherwise regrettable trips to Big 8) and it has always had a sweet spot with me. This is the kind of jerky that you splash with Valentina's or throw in a red beer. You know, the super thin, crisp kind. After a half day spent at antique shops, buying comic books, vintage records and random knick-knacks I was making the drive back to my casa and on the way up Talbot St. I saw a sign with dazed cows on it. Could it be? Could it be the very place that makes the only item I'm willing to purchase from a Big 8. It was in fact! I pulled in to a beaten path that led to what looked like a tiny house surrounded by a chain link fence. There were two people outside loading up a car and so I asked, "Can I buy beef jerky here?" After some smiles, a nod and a "yes", I found myself inside Borracho. Turns out they weren't actually opened, but the owners were nice enough to open up for me anyways. I was already very familiar with this brand, what I wasn't familiar with was the huge variety of different flavored jerky they carry. In Big 8 all I ever saw was Jalepeno, Tequila Lime, and original. Inside the actual Borracho store they have every flavor of jerky you want and they have these huge packs that will last you weeks (or days if you're an avid jerky eater like me). The regular sized packs you find at Big 8 are usually around $7 and only have 4-5 pieces, the huge ones at Borracho are $12 and have 10+ pieces. I ended up getting the Mesquite and Jalapeno, both quite good (the Jalapeno has always been a fave of mine). Growing up, I guess I was never taught the importance of sharing because I hate sharing my food (unless it's awful, then you can take as much as you like). I had so much jerky I didn't even think twice about sharing with Bambi and threw her, her very own big piece of jerky. Borracho Jerky makes me a better person and for that alone I will always be a loyal customer.

I ran into this bakery walking downtown Elpaso. Didn't feel like anything sweet. I still walked in…read moreto check what they have. I saw that they serve burritos and I remember reading about the burritos in Elpaso being completely different. I ordered one to try. I simply love how no one speak English. They are so friendly though! It was just a fun experience being there! The ambiance is truly Mexican! Like you are at someone's home! And oh boy that burrito! It was spicy and so flavorful! Even with being full I devoured the whole entire thing!

Cozy little bakery packs a big punch for its flavors! Gulmaro's baking is top-notch, and her…read moresister's cooking is equally fantastic! They provide delivery for nearby businesses and serve delicious menudo on weekends -- get there early, it sells out!

This is the first time we go to this event. We frequent the Ramirez pecan farm often. My mom had…read moreher own pecans trees so we never really needed to buy any pecans. She passed away last year and this was the first year we did not have pecans from her garden. We went to this event in memory of her and we were overwhelmed with the quantity of pecans we were able to pick in a short time. We picked over 10 pounds in a 10 by 10 ft.² area. We eventually had to stop because we were becoming obsessed with picking so many pecans. My mom used to love their oatmeal raisin pecan cookies and I got some. They had given us the recipe at some point, which I lost. And I'm sorry about that. It's a family business, and I love being able to visit and support this local business. I love my El Paso!

We're from Southern California & visited a cousin who lives in Clint. She took us to this farm to…read morebuy goodies from their store! We also took a lot of pics on the farm! Everyone at the store was very friendly & helpful! We definitely will be back next time we're in Clint!

it has been closed for months, why nobody report that? Sad for the day. I checked with O'reilly…read moreand one of the usps guy.

Finally made it here before this place closed. Jerky is solid. There's maybe 2 dozen flavors on…read moretheir wall and the different flavors will give you a different style of jerky. The garlic one is really dry. The habenero and pineapple is really wet and soft. They make some really, really spicy jerky btw. The habenero was their least spicy and it kicked my butt after swallowing a whole piece. The couple who runs this place are super friendly too. I brought this back to my office and the Soldiers who stopped by and tried some all really liked it. Yep, it's good.

So this is a very smart business. They were a bar pre pandemic and converted their space into a…read more"right in your neighborhood" liquor store. Kudos!!! This is something that we did need here very much. I was making my limoncello and needed some ingredients but did not want to drive 15 minutes to my regular store. I looked up liquor stores near me and found that this location was selling alcohol as a liquor store- I could not wait to check it out. It took me five minutes to get here and I was not disappointed- they had exactly what I needed in stock. I looked around and they had a little of everything, even chilled wines and champagnes- so I got some of that too. Great business idea!

Spotted this little place after going to subway couple doors down have a great selection of…read morewhiskeys and other liquors. Staff was very nice and friendly next time we are in town we will have to drop bs

Great tasting product - the habanero beef jerky is . I plan on ordering on line when they get their…read morewebsite back up!

The world needs a big, hot cocoa bomb right about now! Sprinkle Me Sweets makes awesome hot cocoa…read morebombs! It's my favorite item from them so far. Their cinnamon/dolce flavor bomb tastes great! They use good, fresh quality chocolate. The bomb included hot cocoa powder, marshmallows and cinnamon inside of it. Once it melted, the flavor was amazing! All you have to do is heat up some milk on the stove or in the microwave. After it heats up, you pour the milk over the bomb. The exciting part is when you see it melt right before your eyes. SMS also has a green Mr. Grinch bomb I really want to try! It's made with white chocolate and I'm not sure what else. The bombs come in two sizes. One is $5 and the smaller one is $3.50. I got the smaller size. They have a variety of flavors, even Abuelita chocolate. Aside from the hot cocoa bombs, they also make sugar cookies, do it yourself cookie kits, spicy candy and pickles and chocolate covered strawberries (which are also tasty BTW). They are beautiful to look at, too! A dozen of these make a perfect birthday gift. They offer home delivery at this time for a couple of bucks extra. You can see more of their items on their Facebook page, facebook.com/sprinklemesweets I've also tried their spicy pickle sometime back. It's interesting but I liked it too. It had chili powder and was wrapped in chamoy and a fruit roll up. The pickle was already spicy. Those are $5 each. Definitely check them out! You will get fast and friendly service here. Christi will take good care of you. Let's help her out and get a tasty snack! I'm definitely ordering from SMS again! I'm looking at getting some more cocoa bombs for the upcoming holidays. I especially need that Grinch one in my life!

This place is legit, I love their boba tea. I love their price even more. The lady is very generous…read moreand makes some good boba tea. They have many flavors but my favorite is taro with tapioca. If you are ever around this area of the town, make sure to check out this place! Highly recommended