wellness
El Paso Wellness Resources Support Local Healthy Eating Choices
Community programs and venues supply nutrient-rich foods and practical options for residents focused on anti-inflammatory eating.
How we reported this

The Be Healthy Café opened at 915 N. Florence Street as part of Kelly's FreshStart program and provides free healthy snacks and hydration to clients, visitors and volunteers on Tuesdays through Fridays from 9 am to 2 pm.
Community Programs for Access
Local wellness resources center on programs that deliver fresh produce and prepared options without requiring travel far from central areas. The Be Healthy Café operates on a fixed schedule at its Florence Street location, allowing consistent access during weekday mornings and early afternoons. Desert Spoon Food Hub functions as the city's only community-supported agriculture business and supplies weekly boxes of seasonal fruits and vegetables sourced from farms in the borderland region.
Restaurant and Café Options
Multiple venues specialize in organic, plant-based or nutrient-rich menus. These include The Green Ingredient for organic and GMO-free dishes, Healthy Bite for smoothies, salads and gyros, One Grub Community for downtown vegan choices, and Ripe Eatery in Northwest El Paso. Additional locations are The Kitchen at 150 Sunset, Eloise in Shadow Mountain, Greenery Restaurant in Sunland Park, and Nour Mediterranean Café on North Mesa.
Anti-Inflammatory Food Emphasis
Local healthy eating centers on anti-inflammatory foods such as fresh vegetables, whole grains, olive oil, avocados and lean proteins including grilled fish and beans. Locally grown produce supports this approach because it retains more nutrients compared with items that travel longer distances. These elements appear across the listed restaurants and the CSA boxes from Desert Spoon Food Hub.
Residents can locate these venues by neighborhood or street reference and contact them directly for current hours or participation details in the Kelly's FreshStart program and Desert Spoon deliveries. Consulting a local medical professional remains advisable for personal dietary decisions.