Tired of the same old, same old when it comes to food, dinks and\/or things to do? Cornudas, Texas … about 60 miles from El Paso … makes a great and fun day trip.<\/p>\n
Cornudas<\/a>, Texas is east of El Paso via US-180\/US 62 E.,<\/a>\u00a0Don’t let the numbers throw you off, just get on Montana and head east ’til you see Cornudas.<\/p>\n Cornudas isn’t just a restaurant. it’s a whole town that went up for sale back in 2023<\/a>. Now, it’s a great destination spot for delicious food, good times, concerts, special events and more.<\/p>\n READ MORE: Texas’ Oldest Town Is Older Than Texas<\/a><\/p>\n Jon Jasniak bought the tiny town and is now the owner … and the Mayor … and the sheriff\u00a0 … and pretty much every other thing the town needs. Visit their website<\/a>.<\/p>\n What’s In Cornudas, Texas?<\/p>\n Cornudas<\/a> has lots to offer but the food is the best part. After a nice, mellow cruise with family, your sweetie and\/or your dog; you’ll find some tasty rewards in Cornudas. My own, personal favorite is the double green chili cheeseburger, Sooooo good.<\/p>\n You can\u00a0do a salad or have a delicious breakfast. It’s all pretty inexpensive, check out the menu here<\/a>. Maybe, juuuuuust maybe; you could try the Texas Money Pizza<\/a>. (Yes, there’s really money on it),<\/p>\n Check Out Cornudas, Texas<\/p>\n Gallery Credit: Dubba G<\/a><\/p>\n It’s a nice drive to a very cool place where you can relax, stretch out a little, have a beer and get away from … well, everything.<\/p>\n What Events Are Held In Cornudas?<\/p>\n They have special events all the time like car and bike shows, ghost tours<\/a> and they have a\u00a0salsa festival <\/a>in July, (featuring Fungi Mungle<\/a>!), during which you can register to win an acre of land<\/a>. All that and lots of other fun stuff …\u00a0see all their events here<\/a>.<\/p>\n You can also camp for free and they have lodging if you want to stay and enjoy a beautiful, starry night. Nowhere are these words more true … “the stars at night, are big and bright … clap, clap, clap, clap … deep in the heart of Texas”.<\/p>\n