Marfa, a small desert town in West Texas, thrives on its blend of art, culinary excellence, and unique local charm. Originally a hub for ranching and railroads, its transformation began with artist Donald Judd, leading to an influx of galleries and eateries, including those run by award-winning chefs. While the town attracts a diverse crowd, from tourists to locals, visitors should plan in advance due to its remote location and fluctuating business hours, especially during busy weekends.
Heading to Marfa does require some advance planning. You'll need a car... Opening hours are more of a suggestion than a promise.
It's the kind of place where you can see world-class art, eat a meal cooked by a James Beard Award semifinalist, and see a guy riding his horse to the bar.
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