Love love love this plaza ! Everything you need in one spot . A perfect curation of businesses…read morehere.

El Paso continues to grow! The far westside/northwest is no exception. After eating at Marco's…read morePizza, me and the boyfriend decided to take a walk around the shopping center. It was our first time there. We wanted to see what other businesses were nearby. It's pretty nice and includes: restaurants, a doggy spa, kids playground area, a blowout place, two brewery type bars, a rolled ice cream place, a nail salon, barbershop and more. There's still some empty suites. I'm sure they'll be filled in time. The shopping center is especially convenient for those who live in the area. There's new houses and apartments closeby. I know Marco's Pizza delivers to these homes. The other nearby restaurants may also offer the option. I'm excited to see what else is coming to this shopping center. I'll definitely be back because there's other places I want to visit.

This is for the El Paso mural only. My husband and I were visiting family and had a little time to…read morekill before flying back home. I looked up what to do in the area and this place popped up. I wanted a quick photo! We drove over early in the morning, before most of the shops even opened. This meant less people walking around and less cars coming in and out of the parking lot. To get a good photo of the entire wall, you have to step back and into the car path of travel. It's a mural, it was a nice photo op. Nothing really bad to say.

Cute little shopping area on the far east side which holds some of my fave spots including…read moreArdovino's Pizza and 2Ten Coffee. Sometimes they have local farmer market pop-ups but they change often. All stores have different areas but it's a neat area to explore for a few hours. Obviously the biggest selling point is the El Paso mural that floats around social media.

I was in the process of building my home when my really old me about West Towne Marketplace being…read moreplanned. I was thrilled to have shopping and eateries less than two miles away. This shopping center is fabulous; it has roundabouts to help move traffic and there is so much here- a really nice movie theater with a microbrewery and comfy seats, a ramen place, a salad place, Jersey Mikes, Five Guys, a crab and lobster seafood place, all the fast food places, Canes and Boss chicken places, a Freddy's, a huge Walmart with a gas station and good prices, a European Waxing Center, a Postal Annex, Ross, Home goods/ TJ max, Five Below, Cabellas sporting goods, three ice cream/frozen yogurt places, sushi, Pieology, a regular pizza place, Chipotle, Nekter juice bar, a nail place and a lash place...and I know I am forgetting tons! The place is nicely landscaped and well maintained. There are outdoor speakers playing nice music as you stroll around. I am so grateful that they planned an built this. The business need support to stay of course - and I am helping any way I can! I utilize as many of the shops as I can.

This is one of the new features added on the West side. When there is already an outlet shopping…read morecenter, I couldn't understand the purpose for this new addition. Now that just about everything is set up and businesses have moved in, I get the point and it is a welcomed feature. With all of the new housing development in the area, hopefully this cuts down on traffic to the Mesa and Sunland Park areas which are only minutes away. The West Towne market has a Walmart which is always packed. In addition a Chick-fil-a, McDonalds, Menchies, Starbucks, Ross, TJ Maxx, Cabela's, Sushi Fresh, BOSS Chicken and Custard, Baked Bear, Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers, Pieology Pizza, and more stores are opening soon including a movie theater. El Paso is growing so much from the East to the West of the city, some people don't make the trip across town and may not have to with all of the new developments popping up. I just wonder what else is going to occupy the open vacant areas.

The North Hills Crossing shopping center still has that new vibe. Traffic and crowds are currently…read moremanageable. There are quite a few businesses packed in and actually still a few empty retail spaces as well so it should be interesting to see what else starts springing up in or around this location. Nice to see a few new store locations specifically in the NE area. The stores that are open are presently organized and clean. A few quick in-and-out restaurants such as Chipotle, Menchie's, and Southern Smoke BBQ are here. There are the "typical" shopping center style stores. Dollar Tree, Ross, Marshall's, Petco, Rack Room Shoes, Big Lots, and Super Cuts to name a few. I am not a Wal-Mart fan but for those of you who are, there is a Wal-Mart here too. Most of the businesses are within walking distance, located side by side and attached by a sidewalk, while others are detached so you may want to maneuver to certain stores in your vehicle versus walking across the large sized parking lot.

I love Marshall's. I think it's the best in El Paso. I usually go for the bath and body products…read more They have a good variety and the price isn't bad. The only downside is getting some lotion you love only to discover its never available again.The store is organized and clean .I think its a great addition to the northeast.

This plaza gets so congested. It's actually insane. You will spend 15mins just getting through the…read moreplaza. Avoid at peak times or in general.

The Sunland Plaza is a great area! It consist of many great stores such as: Target, Best Buy, Ulta,…read moreDicks Sporting Goodd, Barnes and Nobles, and so many more. They also have a great variety of restaurants such as: Red Lobster, Olive Garden, IHOP, Carinos, and more! If you want to go shopping, there is also Sunland Park Mall which has some unique stores and a food court!

Full of history, Pioneer Plaza was once the 'main event,' later it was replaced by San Jacinto…read morePlaza for more space. This plaza holds the XII Traveler series monument to Fray Francisco, El Paso's 'mission builder,' along with the grounds of the Newspaper Tree - where stories were tacked to the tree for reading and socializing. Also close by are the 'Bienvenidos' door by Chris Weed that stands as a doorway to Old El Paso. We also crossed the street to see the monument symbolizing the meeting between Black Jack Pershing of the U.S. and Mexico's anti-hero Pancho Villa. The value...it's all FREE and very walkable. It's fun to get out and about on a post rain evening in El Paso.

The presentation was great, food tasted great and drinks as well. Bartender made my first drink…read morewithout tajin on the rim and I didn't mention it at all, and before I knew it, waitress brought me another with the tajin. I appreciated that. I've had their breakfast before as well and loved the chilaquiles!

The Grove took over the Steve-Os spot on Tierra Este. Good…read morechoice. It's so quant here and the staff are very attentive. It's clean, the food is tasty and the restrooms are clean. There are a wide variety of menu items, so whether you are gluten free or vegan you'll find something you like. Of note however are the chicken n waffles. If you don't eat pork be sure to request no bacon in your waffles bc it come with bacon bits in the waffles. I liked my chicken and waffle dish however there were a lot of flavors going on: the seasoned chicken, the syrup and then the cheese jalapeño sauce on top. Next time I'll get the sauce on the side, it's better paired with the potatoes in my opinion. (Not pictured) their non alcohol refreshers are soooo good!! I've only come for brunch but they have Happy Hour drinks and appetizers. Also, shout out to Azalea, I've had her as a server a few times; she's totes adorbs. Very professional

Dropped in as I was shopping close and had never heard of this store. If you are on a low budget…read moreand not concerned about quality, this is the place for you. Very friendly service but a bit too cluttered for me. Grabbed stocking stuffers for my daughter so was perfect for this.