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Sightseeing
The park, located in central El Paso, is managed and maintained by the Parks and Recreation Department. Originally called Veterans Memorial Park, it became an official city park in 1920. It is named in honor of the soldiers and sailors who served in the “Great War," World War I.
Memorial Park has an indoor pool, a seniors and garden center, a playground, tennis courts and a softball field. Across the street is the Municipal Rose Garden with more than 1,500 rose bushes.
Its a great place to enjoy a nice morning stroll.
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Memorial Park
1701 N Copia StThe park, located in central El Paso, is managed and maintained by the Parks and Recreation Department. Originally called Veterans Memorial Park, it became an official city park in 1920. It is named in honor of the soldiers and sailors who served in the “Great War," World War I.
Memorial Park has an indoor pool, a seniors and garden center, a playground, tennis courts and a softball field. Across the street is the Municipal Rose Garden with more than 1,500 rose bushes.
Its a great place to enjoy a nice morning stroll.
Food scene
The Italian Kitchen was started as the original American Dream Mom and Pop shop of the post war baby boom generation...this has been a family run business since the beginning. I highly recommend visiting this place.
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The Italian Kitchen
2923 Pershing DrThe Italian Kitchen was started as the original American Dream Mom and Pop shop of the post war baby boom generation...this has been a family run business since the beginning. I highly recommend visiting this place.
AUTHENTIC BORDER MEXICAN FOOD
FOR ALMOST A CENTURY!
The L&J Cafe is a uniquely flavorful link between El Paso's past and present. Originally known as "Tony's Place", the restaurant opened on the outskirts of El Paso in 1927, providing home cooking, home brew and slot machines through Prohibition. Later renamed the "L&J Cafe," a fourth generation now continues the family tradition. Delicious food and drink, excellent service and a historic (now central!) location make the L&J Cafe an enduring favorite among locals and lucky travelers alike.
Locals believe that El Paso is the "Tex-Mex Capital of the World," and the L&J Cafe has set the standard for home-cooked comfort food since the 1920s. With a menu combining creative new twists on regional flavors and savory traditional plates, the L&J Cafe always satisfies popular demand for delicious borderlands food.
Long known as the "Old Place by the Graveyard", the historic building provides a warm and inviting atmosphere for every occasion. The dining room features signed photos from celebrity visitors alongside historic murals found in the original walls.
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L & J Cafe
3622 E Missouri AveAUTHENTIC BORDER MEXICAN FOOD
FOR ALMOST A CENTURY!
The L&J Cafe is a uniquely flavorful link between El Paso's past and present. Originally known as "Tony's Place", the restaurant opened on the outskirts of El Paso in 1927, providing home cooking, home brew and slot machines through Prohibition. Later renamed the "L&J Cafe," a fourth generation now continues the family tradition. Delicious food and drink, excellent service and a historic (now central!) location make the L&J Cafe an enduring favorite among locals and lucky travelers alike.
Locals believe that El Paso is the "Tex-Mex Capital of the World," and the L&J Cafe has set the standard for home-cooked comfort food since the 1920s. With a menu combining creative new twists on regional flavors and savory traditional plates, the L&J Cafe always satisfies popular demand for delicious borderlands food.
Long known as the "Old Place by the Graveyard", the historic building provides a warm and inviting atmosphere for every occasion. The dining room features signed photos from celebrity visitors alongside historic murals found in the original walls.
This is one of my places to eat, the pizza and pastrami subs are a must and its only a couple of blocks away.
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House of Pizza
2016 N Piedras StThis is one of my places to eat, the pizza and pastrami subs are a must and its only a couple of blocks away.
Kiki's Mexican Restaurant
2719 N Piedras Stanother great Mexican food place to eat at.
Rosco's Burger Inn
3829 Tompkins RdIf you like burgers this is a must place to try...
Border Burger Bar
3329 Fort Blvdgrab some amazing food and drinks at this place.
Chico's Tacos
3401 Dyer StThis is a must place to eat at!