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I'd drive over to Canutillo (really the North end of EP) for Tamales Lupita's. It's ultra ultra casual, only a few booths outside to sit and eat but at least go and pick up tamales. They are huge and delicious. I recommend both the pork & chicken plus the green chile & cheese. So good!
For in town, breakfast is great at Good Coffee...they have several locations, so google for the one closest to your hotel and/or Ft. Bliss.
I can't give a rec for dinner as I always eat with family when there.
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El Paso is a great food city, with outstanding taquerias and a great food tradition, especially bordering New Mexico. I'd put the red-chile guisada I had one morning in the courthouse cafeteria-and I'm not joking here-as one of the best meals I've had, up there with some of the best fine-dining I've had. Jacalito's, just off the downtown area, has great aguas frescas and an interesting mole and some of the best chile verde and red chile I've had outside of Santa Fe.. But in my trips to town, I've always been surprised with something that the locals were merely nonplussed about. Definitely, not the Tex-Mex of the rest of the state.
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Nothing outstanding. Depends on what you are looking to eat- everything is casual. Our old standbys are the Greenery for basic American and Great American for meats.
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