Alright, so we can all agree that whenever someone from out-of-town visits, the first thing they ask is, “What’s a good place to get some authentic El Paso food?!”

And if you are like me, your mind can sometimes blank out and you’re forced to recommend a place you go to often because you forgot about that one hole-in-the-wall restaurant you tried just a few days ago! *Cries in Spanish*

Well, I decided to ask the people of El Paso to provide us with their favorite “Hidden Gem” in the borderland when it came to food and they did not disappoint.

From family-run taco stands to cozy mom-and-pop diners serving up some of the most delicious meals, here is an updated list of El Paso’s best “Hidden Gems” according to locals:

CANVA
CANVA
loading...

El Paso’s best “Hidden Gems”: The Food Edition

  • Paulinas off North loop
  • Hamburger House
  • Good Coffee on Piedras
Courtesy: Good Luck Cafe Facebook
Courtesy: Good Luck Cafe Facebook
loading...
  • La Taqueria Tradicional by Sunland Park
  • El Taquito on Airway
  • Chuco Burger
  • Monteleone’s off I-10
Veronica Gonzalez
Courtesy: Veronica Gonzalez
loading...
  • Bonny’s cafe
  • Erin’s Cafe
  • Taconeta
Taconeta Facebook
Courtesy: Taconeta Facebook
loading...
  • Lunch Box
  • Cotton Eyed Joes in Clint
  • Chase the taste
Chase the Taste
Courtesy: Chase the Taste
loading...
Track One El Paso
Courtesy: Track One El Paso
loading...
  • The Lunch box
  • Frisco’s
  • Midtown Spirits 
  • Casa Pantera
Casa Pantera
Courtesy: Casa Pantera
loading...

TAKE A LOOK AT MORE RECOMMENDATIONS:

What You’ll Always Find at a Kermés

Kermés season comes around once a year and if you have never been to one, here is what you will ALWAYS find at your local Kermés!

Gallery Credit: CANVA

50 Most Popular Chain Restaurants in America

YouGov investigated the most popular dining brands in the country, and Stacker compiled the list to give readers context on the findings. Read on to look through America's vast and divergent variety of restaurants—maybe you'll even find a favorite or two.

Gallery Credit: Paul Feinstein

 

More From 96.5 KNRX