What to order at El Jacalito

Must order
Migas plate or huevos rancheros
Editor tip
Closes at 15:00; order migas for the quintessential El Paso morning plate.
CuisineMexican
Price$
NeighborhoodDowntown
HoursTue-Sun 07:00-15:00
Last verified

Must order: Migas plate or huevos rancheros

Tip: Closes at 15:00; order migas for the quintessential El Paso morning plate.

Location

Address: 2130 Myrtle Ave, El Paso, TX 79901

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Order: Brisket sandwich or the pork ribs

Tip: Get there by 13:00 because popular cuts sell out before the evening push.

Crave Kitchen and Bar ★ 3.9

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Order: Braised brisket tacos or the Crave burger with green chile

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EP Tasting Room ★ 4.3

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EP Tasting Room on West Mills Avenue inside the Lucchese Bootmaker store offers 60 to 90 minute premium tequila flight experiences in an intimate.

Order: A curated tequila flight exploring Borderplex terroir expressions

Tip: Reservations recommended for the guided flight experience; walk-ins for the bar seats.

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The Italian Kitchen on Pershing Drive has fed El Paso since 1948 with fettuccine alfredo, pepperoni pizza, and eggplant parmesan in large portions.

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Order: Brisket sandwich or the pork ribs

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The Hoppy Monk ★ 4.0

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Order: Craft beer selection with a burger or Tex-Mex bar snacks

Tip: 21-plus after 19:00; the bottle list includes Texas and regional craft beers not found elsewhere.

Crave Kitchen and Bar ★ 3.9

New American$$DowntownMon-Thu 07:00-21:00; Fri-Sat 07:00-22:00; Sun 07:00-21:00

Crave Kitchen and Bar on Cincinnati Avenue runs all-day from breakfast through dinner, serving New American plates with a Southwest accent across multiple.

Order: Braised brisket tacos or the Crave burger with green chile

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Su-Casa Restaurant on Yandell Drive is a neighbourhood Mexican staple, serving gordita plates, enchiladas, and tacos at everyday prices in a low-key local.

Order: Gordita plate with beans and rice, or green chile enchiladas

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Order: A curated tequila flight exploring Borderplex terroir expressions

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