Shopping and Dining

With two international bridges spanning the U.S.-Mexico border, shopping and dining is a multicultural experience in Eagle Pass. While enjoying its scenic location on the Rio Grande in the Lone Star State of Texas, you can truly experience a “taste of Mexico” on American soil. Mexican-made treasures and mouth-watering authentic Mexican cuisine are just a stroll away through the clean and welcoming 300 Block Art and Entertainment District and Main Street.

If experiencing Mexico firsthand is what you desire, it is just a short trip over the Eagle Pass International Bridge I. This two-lane bridge with pedestrian walkways connects the Eagle Pass downtown shopping centers with the Piedras Negras downtown marketplace. There, visitors can enjoy a variety of Mexican artwork, crafts, shopping, dining, and musical entertainment.

Shopping

Shopping in the 300 Block Art and Entertainment District is a leisurely and delightful way to spend a day. Unique treasures are waiting to be found at one-of-a-kind shops such as Thrifty Nest, Trevino’s Music Store, The Prickly Pear, and Bees & Berries Escentuals.

Mall de las Aguilas, conveniently located on Bibb Avenue near Maverick County Lake, has a variety of stores and eateries to fulfill your shopping needs and satisfy your tastebuds.

Dining

Foodies can dive into true Mexican cuisine from the upscale at Parrilla de San Miguel to classic favorites at Super Tacos Morales. Seafood classics like ceviche round out the menu at Caracoles Restaurant. Generational recipes are the secret to some of the most delicious Tex-Mex dishes in all of the Lone Star State.

Tex-Mex is not your only delicious choice in Eagle Pass. Rodee's Country Fried Chicken and Border Burgers are also Eagle Pass favorites. At Tensai Sushi and Grill, you can satisfy your craving for Japanese cuisine.

Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino & Hotel has a tantalizing variety of dining experiences to choose from including Crafthouse and Mainstreet Bar.