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New Restaurants & Bars in El Paso: Week of Oct 17-23, 2026

Saved copy of the week of Oct 17-23, 2026.

4 new restaurants, bars and food businesses turned up in public Texas records for the El Paso area in the week of Oct 17-23, 2026. By type, that is 3 full-service restaurants, 1 bar. Of these, 2 most recently filed an alcohol-license application (the earliest public sign of a new place), 1 were issued a license, and 1 received a sales-tax permit, which often comes close to opening day. This is the first weekly issue, so week-over-week comparisons start next week.

Based on public TABC license and Comptroller sales-tax permit records. Some places may open later than the dates shown, or not at all. This is the saved copy of the week of Oct 17-23, 2026; see the latest El Paso list.

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Opening in El Paso: week of Oct 17-23, 2026

Close to opening (4)

These places have a Texas sales-tax permit, which usually comes near opening day.

BusinessCity and ZIPTypePublic filings (newest first)
Culichi RanchEl Paso
79928
Full-service restaurantAlcohol license applied Oct 22
Sales-tax permit issued Sep 9
Kiss & Tell Bar and GrillEl Paso
79903
BarAlcohol license applied Oct 20
Sales-tax permit issued Oct 1
Taqueria La 4 AirwayEl Paso
79925
Full-service restaurantAlcohol license issued Oct 21
Sales-tax permit issued Aug 13
Midnight GrillEl Paso
79928
Full-service restaurantSales-tax permit issued Oct 17

Newest filings first. City and ZIP are the location on the filing; street addresses are in the paid weekly file. We leave off sole proprietorships, hotels, mobile food trucks and rows with no clear business name, so this page lists 4 of the undefined records (4 by name) in this week's El Paso file.

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How to read this list

  • Alcohol license applied: the business filed an application with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC). Many are still building out.
  • Alcohol license issued: TABC approved the license. Opening is usually closer.
  • Sales-tax permit issued: the Texas Comptroller issued a sales-tax permit for the location. Often near or after opening, but it can also mean an existing place or a new owner.

Names are the trade names on the filings. A filing is not an announcement: some places are chain locations, remodels or ownership changes, and some never open. To check a place, search for it by name or ask the restaurant.

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Frequently asked questions

Where does this list of new El Paso restaurants come from?

From two public sources on data.texas.gov: TABC alcohol-license applications and issued licenses, and Texas Comptroller sales-tax permits for food and drink businesses. We merge the records for the same place and drop gas stations, event licenses and other non-restaurants.

Does a listing mean the place is open?

No. It means a public filing was made in that week. Some applicants open weeks or months later, and some never open. Check the business directly before you visit.

Why is a restaurant I know about missing?

The records only show places that needed a TABC license or sales-tax permit and filed during the week, and the Comptroller file runs about a week behind TABC. A place that filed in an earlier week will not appear.

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