
Day trip · 5 hours
Las Cruces/El Paso: Weekend Wine Tour
Enjoy delicious wines in stunning vineyards without the worry of having to drive. Pick your own adventure on this pay-as-you-go tour to three boutique wineries of your choice.
Chico's Tacos (late night) is a late-night dive bar in Ysleta, El Paso.
Editorially verified June 26, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

Day trip · 5 hours
Enjoy delicious wines in stunning vineyards without the worry of having to drive. Pick your own adventure on this pay-as-you-go tour to three boutique wineries of your choice.

Day trip · 5 hours
Enjoy a day of wine and beer tasting at 3 wineries and breweries in the Mesilla Valley American Viticultural Area (AVA). Choose from a variety of wineries and brewerie...

Day trip · 4 hours
Come and enjoy the culture, food, music, and shopping in Mexico. Meet your guide at the border of El Paso and Juarez so you can start exploring Mexico and its culture ...
Address: 4230 Alameda Ave, El Paso, TX 79905
Ambar Restaurante at the Plaza Hotel Pioneer Park runs Thursday live jazz sessions from 19:00 to 21:00, pairing performances with the bar's 1,100-plus agave spirits collection in a downtown room.
OrderMezcal cocktail or a glass from the agave spirit wall
TipNo cover charge but reservation for a table is needed on Thursdays; bar walk-ins are accepted until seating fills.
INTL on West Mills Avenue is El Paso's go-to rooftop bar, with clear views of the Franklin Mountains and the border cityscape, serving margaritas and cocktails from an outdoor terrace in the downtown core.
OrderHouse margarita with El Paso skyline view
TipThe sunset hour of 19:00 to 20:00 in summer is the best time; the terrace closes when it hits capacity so arrive early on Fridays.
EP Tasting Room is El Paso's closest thing to a speakeasy: located behind the Lucchese boot store with no street signage, offering guided agave spirits flights in a dim, intimate tasting chamber.
OrderTequila or mezcal flight guided by the in-house spirits specialist
TipWalk through the boot store and ask at the back; first-time visitors always miss the entrance.