Ramirez Pecan Farms

I signed my family up for the Ramirez Pecan Farms pumpkin painting event and it did not disappoint. It was by reservation only and they did a wonderful job making sure everyone kept their social distance and at their set table. The farm itself is absolutely beautiful. Tables were set up among the pecan trees and a limited menu was served. The kids had a wonderful time choosing pumpkins and painting them. Everyone who worked here was extremely friendly and helpful. It was a great outing for my family and no doubt we would make the drive again for any other event that they put together!

There's not much here. A little shack where the sell the pecans and some other goodies. If you look online, there is a coupon for 10% off your purchase though! The pecans are fabulous but be sure to ask when they were harvested. They do keep them refrigerated, but nuts go rancid pretty quickly.There really isn't anyone "minding the store" so you may have to wait a while to get some service. Try to flag someone down. They're usually in the back.

Delivered the pecans and my extras ordered to my house. The spicy sweet pecans and cinnamon sweet pecans are excellent.

Green escape in Clint! We've been to a few of their events and it has always been a good experience. Definitively a family friendly place full of trees and friendly people. They are always setting up events on Facebook, look for those. They are always fun.

Finally decided to look up this place. My girlfriend and I love the bread and pastries they sell at the El Paso Farmers Market. The owner told us about their shop in Clint so we decided to go. We drove quite a ways to Clint just to be disappointed. The little store is basically just an afterthought. It's like they made room in a storage closet. We walked in and there were 2 elderly ladies working there and they didn't bother greeting us but I figured they were busy. We looked around and they didn't have much of a selection. Just a few cookies that were way overpriced and some cheesecakes that were expired according to the label and of course lots of pecans. My girlfriend asked one of the ladies if they had any carrot cake. The lady very rudely said what's out there is all we got. Well alrighty then.What we did end up buying was some oatmeal cookies which were so dry and bland a couple of bites is all I could stomach. Then come to find out the label said they had expired as well. How can they sell something like that?You would think a place like this would be nice to what little customers they have. Will not go there again.

I have been to the Ramirez Pecan Farm for several events including the pecan harvest festival, a fundraiser, and a BBQ event as well as just to pick up pecans and dessert. Every time I have been I have been treated with warmth and kindness and love the atmosphere at the farm. I have had the opportunity to try several baked goods and pecan treats and they have all been incredibly fresh and fairly priced. The food at the events on the farm has been well seasoned and perfectly cooked. I look forward to coming out here and appreciate the humor and quirkiness of the hosts as well as their friends and family. It isn't a formal and polished establishment, sometimes when events get crowded it's a little chaotic, but it seems to be because they are trying to make sure everyone is welcome and content on whatever level the guest needs. It's a hard place to review because it's different every time I go, but every time I go I enjoy every minute of it and walk away with both a full belly and heart.

We're from Southern California & visited a cousin who lives in Clint. She took us to this farm to buy goodies from their store! We also took a lot of pics on the farm! Everyone at the store was very friendly & helpful! We definitely will be back next time we're in Clint!

Went for Christmas baskets during a pecan gathering event. The environment is very family oriented and the staff was very welcoming. We ended up buying some extra goodies such as pecan banana bread and carrot cake. Loved everything we got and will be back for sure .

Extremely friendly and the kids had a great time running around filling their buckets with pecans. It was a great place to just kill some time and walk around. There is a lot of space to keep your distance from other families during the pandemic. Everyone was wearing a mask and they have hand sanitizers at the entrance. We were able to pet one of the horses. They are so beautiful! Unfortunately, most of the bakery treats and ice cream had to run out by the time we got there but it smelled amazing. We were able to score some powdered sugar cookies.

The location is about thirty miles east of El Paso. The farm grows pecans, sell pecans and buy pecans. There is a large pecan shelling unit on the property, There is a large outdoor farm area that can be rent for parties and events. There is plenty of parking around the farm. The farm sells ice cream, pecan candies, shelled and unshelled pecans. The farm is one of the largest processors of pecan in the area. The prices were reasonable and the staff was very helpful.