Came across this beautiful town. Ambiance was amazing and the service was superb. Coffee was made…read morefresh.

I mean, come on! This place is absolutely AMAZING!! The owner is a lovely local artist both on…read morepaper and in the kitchen. Her handcrafted artwork and beverages are just so inviting. We walked in and we're just struck by the charm. You can't help but be excited to sit in and sip on something. Everything we tried was excellent. Strong coffee and sweet pastries. I don't think you could possibly go wrong with ANYTHING on this menu. A must stop after you take in San Elizario and it's rich history.

A unique indigenous-inspired menu that is serving the best foods in all of west texas. In my view…read morethis restaurant, while already Michelin-acknowledged, is completely underrated. They are blending thousand year old recipes and bringing to life historic traditions not seen in texas' culinary scene. If you want to see what REAL west texas cuisine is, visit cafe Piro

I always have a great experience at Cafe Piro. We ordered matcha both ways (hot and iced). The…read moremoletta was delicious and the flavors were outstanding. The owners were so friendly and the their team is always so attentive. The shop is so cute and friendly.

My friend found this coffee shop for us to try while we're in town. Moca was nice and the cashier…read morewas super sweet, answering questions. Their most popular item was the biscoff latte & then the tiramisu. I'm not a super big tiramisu fan so I went with a vanilla latte. My friend enjoyed the biscoff latte but my vanilla latte left something to be desired. The inside was pretty quiet, a few people studying and low background music so perfect for a day where you need to work or have no meetings. I'd say give Moca House a try!

No sense of urgency among their employees. Polite but not friendly. Our order took 30 minutes, and…read morethey were not too busy. Coffee was good as was their pastries. Recommended but be aware that it will take time to receive your order. 4/5

While visiting El Paso, I was looking for a local coffee shop and the positive reviews for Global…read moreCoffee caught my attention. It definitely lived up to the hype! When I try a new coffee shop, I always order a non-flavored latte. I'm usually nervous about drinks being too sweet, and it also lets me really taste the coffee. I loved it! My cousins ordered other drinks and enjoyed them as well. One of them did mention her chai was a little on the sweeter side, but she still finished it. I noticed they have a varied menu and even offered seasonal specialty drinks. The space is big enough for a larger group and also seems like a great place to sit and work or study. Also, their staff was really nice and helpful! Definitely recommend checking this place out!

Horizon City site. Simple menu with great taste! The iced abuelita latte had the traditional…read moreMexican chocolate taste with the necessary caffeine. The baristas acknowledged me from the moment I stepped in professionally making recommendations. The ambiance is chill contemporary and good spot for meet up with friends or catching up on emails.

I had such a lovely experience here!…read more The staff here were so friendly and helpful, and I ended up leaving with a Matcha Frappe with Almond Milk and it was fantastic! That's all I can speak for, though they do have a very large menu with food and drink options. I'll definitely be back, maybe with my computer one day, too.

This place is a hidden little gem out in the rural area of San Eli. It's tiny and dears only about…read more10-15 people, is easy to pass if you are not looking for it. It once you do find it, I think you'll be satisfied with the list of fresh options you have to choose from. Given the name, most of their sandwiches (breakfast and lunch) are served on croissants or you can opt for a pita wrap. They also serve a variety waffle items and fresh salads. So if you are looking to eat healthy, or satisfy your sweet tooth, you have options. They also serve up a variety of teas, flavored lemonades, and iced, hot or frappe coffees. This was my first visit and d cider on having the turkey with panela cheese croissant. You can choose a side salad, veggies straws or sea salt chips as a side item of you order the combo that also includes a drink. The sandwich was delicious, fresh and light and the salad was also fresh and plentiful. I ordered three separate drinks to try: cucumber lemonade, strawberry lemonade, and the matcha frappe. They were all made fresh with fresh ingredients and not overly sweet like you would find a most other places. I wanted to try their waffle with banana and Nutella but unfortunately they were out, but that's okay because now I have another Eason to come back and try something else. The person working (I assume it's the owner) was very kind and respectful and the only other patron in the restaurant had nothing but nice things to say about all the food on the menu and that they are always eating at this place. So if you're looking for lighter fare options and happen to be in the area, or are just looking for an afternoon getaway, I recommend you stop and give this place a try and support local!

Tried out this place today, had the Lechera Frappe and it was amazing!!! Super sweet girl that…read morehelped me out today. I can't wait to bring more of my friends to try this place out. I want to try more of the smoothies that they offer and well as snacks. Can't wait to go again soon :)

From the owner: Este cafe proviene de pequenas familias y cooperativas de las altas montanas de Mexico. Tu cafe ha…read moresido seleccionado a mano por los mejores productores del planeta.

Food is good. I like the sandwiches and their coffee cake. Latte is delicious. Service is always…read moregreat. Nice cozy little dining area as well.

Great experience at 2Ten on Montana…read more We dropped in for some coffee. The drive thru is currently opened from 6am. We weren't there that early, but there was a little bit of line when we got there. The line did move along pretty well and we were greeted at the kiosk by a friendly voice. When I got to the window, I got my order and paid and was on my way. The coffee was hot. It was not bitter, and the staff was friendly. The burrito I ordered was filled with potatoes, egg, and hatch chiles. The salsa was spicy. 2Ten provides you good service, good coffee, in and out.

Service was awesome!! The ladies there were very helpful. Drinks were yummy. Love that I can get…read moremultiple drinks in sugar free.

I've been here a couple of times for tea. The staff is always so friendly and knowledgeable. During…read moremy first visit they explained all the teas, nutritional facts as far as sugar and sugar free drinks, and the energy drinks. It's a great place to stop for an energy tea or even just to fill up your water jugs. I stop here at least once a week. Would definitely recommend trying this place out.

We visited Sand Dust on a whim to try something new and we were not disappointed. Our coffee and…read morematcha was absolutely delicious!!! We cannot wait to be back! If you are looking for a nice place to enjoy a coffee, read a book, or possibly enjoy a meal while playing a board game this is the place you want to visit.

Had the Arroz con leche late. It was really good. This place has a cool low key vibe. There is good…read morelofi music playing and everything is clean. If I could change anything the seating here kinda sucks. It's mostly booth seating and the tables are super small. This isn't like a bring your laptop coffee shop. The service was just fine friendly and there was no issues with that.

This was our first time here. My brother in law saw the advertisement on facebook about this place…read moreand we came to check it out and food and drinks are delicious. Service is great and nice cozy dining area. This place is really nice. Cafe de abuelita is out of this world.

I rarely leave negative reviews because I genuinely believe in supporting small businesses. In…read morefact, I hesitated to post this one. Unfortunately, one person's approach can completely change what should have been a great experience. I traveled from Houston to El Paso and was excited to visit Cocol after hearing glowing reviews from friends and family. On Tuesday, I stopped in for a quick coffee and received a lukewarm reception from the manager, Angela. She wasn't able to seat two adults and two children, explaining there was a 25-minute wait. That was completely understandable, so I happily ordered everything to go. I mentioned that we planned to return the following morning for breakfast before making the drive back to Houston. To avoid any issues, I asked if we should make a reservation. She confirmed the restaurant opened at 9:00 a.m., and I requested a reservation for that time. After asking me to wait for a moment, she returned and said that because we would have four adults and two children, they don't usually seat parties because they are a small restaurant, so we would have to wait until 9:30 instead. I explained that we had a long drive back to Houston (that's 10 hours with no stops) immediately afterward and asked if there was any flexibility. She declined. I then suggested that we simply stop by at 9:00 and, if the restaurant happened to be busy, we would completely understand waiting. If it wasn't busy, perhaps we could be seated a little earlier. Her response was that they would tell us the exact same thing in the morning. There was no willingness to discuss any options or find a compromise. When I told my local family about the interaction, they were surprised and assumed there had to be a misunderstanding. The next morning, my uncle asked for a table for six. The hostess initially began helping him, but once Angela saw me, she insisted we could not be seated until 9:30. At that moment, there was only one table occupied in the entire restaurant. He also explained that he had come in on Sunday, their busiest day, right at opening with no reservation and was seated immediately with a party of five, so he genuinely could not understand why we were being treated so differently on a weekday when the restaurant was clearly almost empty. My uncle asked to speak with the manager, only to learn Angela was the manager. He then asked if he could speak with the owner, but she declined and simply repeated her position. I honestly don't know what I did to offend her. Throughout the entire interaction, I remained polite and respectful. It wasn't the policy itself that was disappointing--it was the complete unwillingness to work with a customer or even discuss reasonable alternatives. Good customer service is often about finding solutions, not simply proving you're right. We even offered to sit at a table and wait until 9:30 before ordering if that helped their process. That suggestion was immediately rejected as well. Instead, we were told to wait outside, despite having two young children with us. Before writing this review, I wanted to give the owner, Liz, an opportunity to address the situation. I called later that day and asked to speak with her. Ironically, Angela answered the phone, took my information, and said Liz would return my call. I'm still waiting. I do want to recognize our server, Alex, because she was outstanding. She was warm, attentive, and genuinely worked hard to ensure we had a pleasant experience despite the circumstances. She deserves recognition for her professionalism and kindness. The reason I'm giving two stars instead of one is because of Alex. She earned every bit of praise she deserves. Unfortunately, the actions of one person--especially the manager who represents the restaurant--were enough to turn what should have been a memorable stop into a disappointing experience. I truly hope this feedback is taken constructively, because Cocol clearly has great food and employees like Alex who deserve leadership that reflects the same level of hospitality.