The Abuelita and Biscoff lattes are headed to 107 S. Kansas St. this fall as the Northeast El Paso truck expands to a second location.

Four local jerky brands battle it out at Flips on Oct. 17, while Laws & Paws and Luna's Animal Rescue bring adoptable dogs.

NEEP Collective's two-day Oktoberfest brings stein hoists and hammerschlagen back to Dyer Street this weekend, plus a free 5K with a beer waiting at the finish line.

The Melting Pot closed Monday after nine years in El Paso, leaving gift-card holders driving to Albuquerque or Phoenix.

Katie Herron's new brand ships $22 bags of fair-trade coffee nationwide, hand-roasted in Las Cruces, ahead of National Coffee Day.

The planned Las Cruces location was part of a franchise deal signed back in 2021. The chain introduced $9.95 combo meals in a late-2025 menu refresh.

The Zaragoza Road location opens Thursday with a drive-thru window and roughly 65 new jobs for the Eastside.

The 510-square-foot stand is at 12220 Eastlake Blvd. A third El Paso location is already planned for November.

The 13th annual bash moves into the Convention Center with a Chef Showdown and a Grand Tasting benefiting Rotary Club programs.

The San Jacinto Plaza rooftop bar will shut its doors on September 27, inviting regulars for one last round.

Sip your way through Downtown El Paso next month with a $20 ticket covering 10 cafés and a grand-prize drawing.

Two El Paso Tommy's Express locations swap suds for scares next month, with masked staff and jump scares hitting drivers who never leave their seats.

The George Dieter Drive bar announced its closure on social media after two decades pouring drinks in El Paso.