I'm only doing this review to let people know how bomb the food is here I have zero complaints…read more Barron's has been around since I could remember in fact my great grandfather used to shop here, it's an El Paso staple. Some of the best burritos & tortas in all El Paso. My recommendations are the mole burrito , chile verde and the best damn chilequiles in a cup ever! Plus all under $4. Yes it's old yes no one speaks English but that's what makes it Barron's with all the history behind it I hope it's around for much longer.

So my wife and I decided to get some meal preps for my work as I work out of town and my food…read morechoices aren't the healthiest in Big Spring. I was going through Yelp and saw Evo had some killer reviews and decided to hit it up. The ordering was easy and straight forward with the self serve kiosks and the prices were right on target actually. A bit more economical than the like of Favor and such. The service was quick and the inside was inviting and warm. We'll definitely be back as the meals are yummy

I heard someone talking about them so I looked them up. I ordered a variety of meals since I have…read moresome dietary restrictions and every meal was great. They all had a good flavor and did not taste like it came out a package.

Was gonna give this place 4.5 stars because the menudo and the pan dulce are delicious, however I…read morenoticed on my receipt I was charged $9.98 for 8 piece fried chicken that I did not order at 8:35 AM on a Sunday morning with my menudo and pan dulce. Check your receipts!!! We waited almost 2 hours in line for menudo on Xmas eve morning. They only have 1 line for menudo, bakery items, and food items, so it gets very disorganized very easily. They ran out of bread by 7:45am which caused the line to get even more hectic. If you ordered menudo but wanted bread, you had to pay for menudo and then get back into a separate long line for bread.

came to try the carnitas, had it in the torta. not the worst, not the best. i think their carnitas…read moreis like a roasted bone in meat that they have on hand to chop up cold, but i prefer when they fry it on the plancha and make it crispy before serving. there were a good amount of ppl in line so this place seems to be something of a neighborhood haunt for their food and bakery. maybe i'll try the tamales sometime? i went to look at their produce and everything looked fresh and there were some good deals. no way i was going to pass on 4 for $1 avocados :3

I completed the SheBuilds program today and decided I deserved a little treat for the certificate I…read moreearned. I had tried to go to the huge Asian styled building called Oriental Imports off Gateway several times but it was closed and boarded up even though Google Maps said it was open. Turns out it's closed and the owners have moved across the street literally and have a smaller space called Oriental Market. It's been open for about 6 months and I swear I've died and gone to Chinatown. It was "Big Trouble" for my wallet alright. I wanted to buy everything there...all the tchotchkes and snacks and tools and clothing and decor! From Chinese cheongsams, to Korean handbooks, to Japanese kimonos, clothing is definitely authentic and you don't have to worry about sizing since you can see the fit there, unlike online. The market portion has a lot of snacks and sauces and basically they've taken the most well known and tasty brands and stocked them, so they've weeded out the hundreds of off brands a bigger marketplace stocks in the hopes that you'll try another maybe cheaper soy sauce etc. It's just easier to find quality stuff here, imo. I got a lot of snacks and even got a Kaiju t-shirt that vaguely reminds me of the Jurassic Park logo, so it's mildly ironic. The quality of the items were far better than the actual Chinatown stuff I grew up with in Los Angeles, but we'll see as I use them over time. I'm so happy I don't have to wait to get my Chinese ointments and wait for Weeee to ship my stuff online. There's now a super cute local place I can go to get them and the prices and service makes it even better! Come out and #supportlocal Oriental Market, Inc. 1121 Larry Mahan Dr Suite A, El Paso, TX 79925 (915) 500-5116 https://maps.app.goo.gl/uVVcbzTyZe4TF1vH7

I came across this place by accident. It's kinda hidden so you might miss it if you're not paying…read moreattention. When I walked in I was greeted by a lady named Tracy whom I assume must be the owner, but let me tell you she was superrrrr sweet and friendly. They had just recently opened so she was in process of labeling the shelves with prices. I'm so HAPPY this place is close to home and they have so many items that are extremely hard to get. This little market is very organized and super clean. They carry all sorts of Asian items to include a variety of seafood items you would NEVER be able to find anywhere. Oh and they also have a variety of produce for any Asian cuisine you would never be able to find in El Paso but ONLY here. I'm 1000% coming back!! Enjoy my pics :)

I was super excited to hear about a Chinese market here in El Paso. Coming from Brooklyn to Dallas…read moreand now El Paso I've been missing the ease of just grabbing dumplings or any sauces I need. I was pleasantly surprised with the selection available. Sadly the pricing reflects the fact that you're in El Paso. Nearly double what you'd pay at a Chinese market. So that stinks. It beggars can't be choosers. Some of the items didn't look too fresh and it was a little dusty in some spots. So not a lot of rotation of products. But overall was happy to grab some dumplings and egg rolls!

This was the first Asian grocery market my husband and I went to here in El Paso. It's a bit of a…read moredrive from where we live but we've been craving some Asian cuisine and EP doesn't have any KBBQ spots so we decided to try to cook it at home. Wan Jia Le has pretty good reviews so we wanted to check out what they had! The store is in a little strip mall right off the highway but the sign is big so you can't really miss it. They have a pretty big space so I was naturally excited to see what they had. I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of products they sold but unfortunately they were missing a few stuff I was looking for. I noticed certain items they keep low stock of as well. The chip aisle definitely looked like most of the products had been sitting there a while. I noticed the produce didn't look the freshest either. They also offer fresh seafood options but I would be wary of that since I don't know how long the fish have been sitting in the tanks. Overall, Wan Jia Le supermarket is a pretty decent spot if you're nearby and know that they carry what you're looking for. But honestly I'd rather go to Arirang Market closer to the northeast side of town. They had EVERYTHING I was looking for and their stock seems to be newer and rotated often.

This is a wonderful place. Big variety of groceries at great prices. Their tortillas, and tamales…read moreare super delicious. Their burritos and bread are also super good. Their aisles are a little small, but it's all worth it, for the great shopping, and prices. You must try their tamales.

Papa's has the best food in El Paso. I recommend their Chile Relleno burritos. They are so…read moredelicious! They also have these awesome potatoes with cheese. Just yummy!

Oh gosh. This was the best meal of our five day trip to Las Cruces, NM, Carlsbad, NM and ElPaso,…read moreTX. Sandwich bread is baked in-house along with all of the incredibly fresh pastries we also enjoyed. The cinnamon role had a gorgeous crust that hid a moist inside. Cream cheese frosting was perfection. Chiapas Nutella (neglected to snap a picture) was chocolatey, buttery, and topped with fresh pecans. The cream cake was a strawberry crepe masterpiece...layer upon layer of diced strawberries and an almost-savory cream cheese filling. We were warmly greeted and immediately seduced by the lovely scent of fresh baked pastries. While indoor space is limited with only three tables, covered seating out front provided a nice space. Friendly staff brought our drinks and food out to us. We will return to this lovely place.

I love Arte Sana Bakery. This hidden jewel is not just a bakery; they also sell different breakfast…read moreplates and lunch specials, including a sandwich with pasta salad and green salad (colossal portion and delicious). I have been here several times, and their fresh ingredients and delicious baked goods do not disappoint. I have tried their lunch special, conchas, different baked goods and desserts, coffee, hot tea, and spicy gummies, and today I ordered two small "Rosca de Reyes" for pick up on Kings Day. This small place has a nice music background perfect for working remotely, studying, or simply decompressing from the daily monotony. There is seating inside and outside. Arte Sana offers caring customer service, accepts cash and credit cards, and has a parking area immediately outside its plaza.