Drove there with the assumption that they would sell bulk to me - Anyone who reviews their website…read morewould assume the same. When I got there I was told that I could place an order and they would have it ready in two days!!! Seriously, how difficult is it to stick a little scoop into a bucket of gummy worms and put it in a bag? Apparently they have no interest in actually making money. Do not waste your time, buy what they sell from anywhere else in El Paso. They must be doing really well since they can just turn away customers so easily.

From the owner: Mount Franklin Foods, LLC is a leading North American manufacturer of high quality confections and…read morenut products based in El Paso, Texas. We proudly serve major retailers, wholesalers and foodservice distributors through our Sunrise Confections and Azar Nut divisions.

Mmmmmm....chocolate. Tasty stuff! If you're out there during the Spring or Summer, I recommend…read moretrying to shove your goodies in your mouth before leaving the store because that El Paso sun will melt it in minutes! Or you can run across the way to the indoor food court...it may last a little longer. Great candied apples in over a dozen different flavors and always a great selection of chocolate. Very busy on the weekends!!

Been visiting RMCF for years, in multi state locations. Even went to the orginal a zillion years…read moreago, when dinosaurs roamed the earth (Has it been that long??) Still the same great choices, this one stands out because the franchisee is also invested in RMCF corporate, so they do a great rep of what it all stands for. The ones in Solvang CA, Monterrey CA, and the original in Colorado are all awesome. The Recommendations for the entire company: Get the mega peanut butter cup, get the chocolate covered strawberries, get at least 2 candy apples and 2 caramel apples and a couple of the chocolate and (insert your fave toppings) rolled, IE Rocky Road, oreo, white choc & macadamia, etc. The choco pretzels are terrific and, tbh, you cant go wrong at all. PS Properly stored, the apples last for MONTHS in the fridge. You dont have to eat them all at once, unless of course, you want to!. IF you ever find yourself near an RMCF, go in and enjoy!!! You will be a very well-adjusted person with a brighter outlook on life afterward! THIS location SHINES because the staff are SO COOL and FRIENDLY and helpful too.

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.

Probably one of the best meat markets in town and a mini shop to grab last minute needs for any…read moreMexican dish or bbq. They offer a full arrangement of proteins that they also preseason and marinate so you can easily throw them on the grill once you get home. I personally enjoy their hot bar where they make select menu items on the spot, but you just cannot go wrong with one of their burritos. They have a wide arrange of fillings but they have some solid barbacoa and brisket. They sell a beverages, produce, freshly made salsas, Mexican candies and snacks, tortillas, tostadas, and so much more. Take advantage of the little salsa bar so you can see which one is to your liking at the hot bar. Everyone here is super friendly and the staff is very welcoming once you walk in.

It's not there anymore. I left town during Christmas and returned and it is closed. These were the…read morebest burritos and meats on the Westside.

Exceptionally well kept store. Employees are very cordial and knowledgeable in their departments…read more The vegetable department has had very fresh vegetables evry time I visit the store. Everyone is very attentive to their customers.

workers Danielle and Rudy and Erica where outstanding workers they took there time showing me and…read morehelping me through there store on different topics I needed help with ... please recognize these respectful and genuine employees ... they are outstanding !!!! My name is Robert Sample Strong Love

Have you ever seen a family playfully fight over a massive chocolate covered assortment to where…read moreyour mom had to hide it until Christmas Eve so no one got to it? How about to the point where your dad already tried to open it up before it was time to indulge? Well that's what happened when my mom had the most beautiful chocolate charcuterie spread from Chocolat. This decadent and rich dessert spread would even put Willy Wonka and his crew to shame. My favorite bites were the hand dipped white chocolate covered oreos and the milk chocolate covered dark chocolate cake bites. I kept grabbing one and the crazy part was that didn't include the options of the chocolate covered pretzels, truffle bites, individually wrapped chocolates and cookies, and so much more. Everything was fresh and that's that my mom had it at the house apparently for about 2-3 days before opening it. I loved every bite.

Chocolat is a Chocolate Factory in El Paso specializing in chocolate gift baskets. This review is…read morebased on a chocolate assortment gift basket I received at home on my Birthday. The delivery man was courteous. My friend who sent me the chocolates said "Chocolat" specified someone needed to answer the door; otherwise, they wouldn't leave the chocolates basket outside. The basket was perfect and beautiful. The assortment of chocolates was gourmet and unique. I enjoyed them all, but my favorites were the giant chocolate-dipped pretzels with different toppings and the rum cake. Chocolat's rum cake was the freshest most rum-rich rum cake I have ever had. The chocolate assortment was put together with much attention to detail and care. I highly recommend for gifts of any occasion.