Visited this past weekend while in Marfa during the countrywide winter storm. Excellent people!…read moreGreat coffee! Tasty tacos! It's also a cozy spot with an excellent atmosphere. Pay no mind to the review bombers, their content will be removed in short order.

Blink and you may miss this quaint cafe... Mutual Friends' staff is indeed friendly. The team…read moremember was flying solo on a busy Sunday morning, and never lost her composure. She was kind, efficient, and pulled a fantastic espresso shot! The biscuits and jam were in the classic Southern style, and the breakfast tacos were spot on and fresh. Snag the zucchini bread while you're there. Highly recommend... cheers!

I usually get a cold brew with a shot. Sentinel has the best coffee around, a chill vibe and they…read morehustle even when they re busy. Even with a hustle, of it's busy or might be a 20 minute ordeal, so plan accordingly. They also have a delicious London Fog. I could drink that all day! Best cold brew Ive had in a while. They also have a wonderful selection of unique gifts.

My first morning in Marfa called for strong coffee and something warm after an eight-hour drive the…read moreday before. Getting there, though, felt like stepping backward in time--partly paved roads, weathered buildings, and aging homes that quietly carry the town's long history. Then, almost abruptly, Sentinel Marfa appears as a striking contrast. The building is crisp and modernist, the kind of clean, intentional design you'd expect in a big-city neighborhood, not tucked into a rugged, historic West Texas landscape. Inside, that contrast continues. The high ceilings and open, airy layout give the space a contemporary calm, while scattered tables display local art, newspapers, and small curios that root it firmly in Marfa's creative spirit. A hallway beside the ordering counter leads to a quieter back room, which in turn opens to an outdoor area shaded by a massive oak tree. The place was buzzing, full enough that we ended up sharing a table with another family, which somehow felt fitting in a town like this. Coffee is ordered at the counter, with both staff and baristas displaying some of that West Texas charm and with a smile. Drinks are picked up at the counter while food finds its way to you. The coffee drinks are crafted with beans from Picacho Coffee Roasters. Straight coffee and lattes were exceptional, and the breakfast tacos, made fresh with fluffy eggs, cheese, and potatoes, delivered exactly what we needed. By the time we left, we felt not just caffeinated, but welcomed and ready to explore a place where time seems to move at its own deliberate pace.

Friendly service and delicious coffee make Bitter Sugar a great stop while in Marfa. The affogato…read morewas simply made with a cup of vanilla blue bell...and simply delightful! The cookies and crème cookie is quite possibly the best cookie I have ever eaten. There's nothing bitter about bitter sugar!!

Great coffee located in the lumberyard! The shop is cozy and small but filled with charm…read more It was a busy weekend due to the Chinati Weekend so there was small wait; but worth it!

Coyote Coffee (formerly Big Sandy) in Marfa gets five stars from me, with the small caveat that I'm…read moregrading a little on a curve, because... well, it's Marfa, and options are limited. That said, it's a cool spot with great people and I'd happily go back. I ordered their signature breakfast sandwich, egg, bacon, and cheese on a biscuit. It was good, not mind-blowing. The biscuit was a little dry, which was a bummer since that's supposed to be the star of the show. I kept wishing for some butter or sauce to bring it together. On the flip side, I also grabbed a slice of cake and that was excellent, easily my favorite thing I ate there. For drinks, I got a matcha latte. They warned me the matcha was a bit earthy and suggested adding sweetener, which I did. I always wonder if "earthy" is code for lower-quality matcha, if ceremonial matcha doesn't really need sugar, but with the sweetener it was totally fine and enjoyable. The space itself is cute and very Marfa. It's in a converted gas station that's part coffee shop, part vintage clothing store, with vintage motorcycles to keep the gas station theme going. There are only a couple of tables, and it's not really a place I felt like lingering with a book or a laptop. More of a grab-a-coffee-and-move-on kind of spot. If you're visiting Marfa and heading out to explore, it's perfect for that. Everyone was super friendly and welcoming. They were attentive, brought my food to the table even though they initially said it would be window pickup, and the place is dog-friendly, very relaxed, and unpretentious. I'd absolutely come back the next time I'm in town.

Coyote Coffee (previously Big Sandy) is the best coffee shop in Marfa! In fact it's the best in the…read moreBig Bend of West Texas :) We had a Macchiato & Cortado every day we were in Marfa and even drove over from Fort Davis a couple of times. They make some excellent drinks and the staff is very friendly. The shop is in a old gas station so there is plenty of parking and places to sit inside and out. This is a very chill shop with relaxing vibes in the creative town of Marfa Texas. Marfa, by the way, is a pretty awesome place to visit :)

4.5 stars We had to…read morecome for the burritos here given the Bourdain endorsement. I got the carne burrito with egg and cheese added - very good especially with the sauce. There isn't a lot of searing here but they have multiple tables in the other room.

I went on a Saturday around 11am. There were no lines and I got my food quickly. I ordered an Asado…read more(more like a big soft taco or a mini burrito ). The red sauce is a bit spicy. The meat was good, a little bit dry but still good. I think it had beans and cheese in it. The tortilla was good too. Not too thick and not too thin. The green salsa on the side was very good.

My coffee brain said don't leave Marfa without stopping at Big Bend Coffee Roasters…read more So I dropped in on 2.17.2025. The entrances are a bit strange. The far west end where I thought I needed to go was closed. Another door - maybe two - led to employee-only or FedEx or maybe UPS-only areas. Eventually through the fish aquarium-like entrance I saw displays and what seemed like a menu. No one was up front in the surprisingly dusty, dirty room. Or was that ground coffee powder? Lol. After milling around a moment looking at the flavors, I finally saw a doorbell to ring for service on the dang table. I settled on a Vienna roast called "Dark Skies" ($14 per 1-lb. bag) that is rich and smooth just like the packaging says... I tried it today. The nice man who finally assisted me stated that I should try the Toddy blend next time. Love the coffee. Not sure about the setup.

Best cold brew I've ever enjoyed. Picked up 3 bags of fresh roasted beans on my way west. Nick was…read morevery welcoming. I'll sure to come back, and excited to enjoy my coffee!

Tucked behind and connected to a bookstore just off Holland Ave, Cedar Coffee Supply feels like a…read moresplash of modernism in a small, rural, historic town. The service was excellent, and the atmosphere struck a perfect balance--clean and contemporary, yet quiet enough for real conversation, with plenty of space to sit and linger. I didn't get a chance to ask who roasts their coffee, but the light roast was impressively smooth, almost tea-like, with none of the bitterness you'd expect. I also ordered a mocha latte and loved that they make their syrups in-house--the freshness really comes through, a welcome change from the usual plastic-bottle pumps. Overall, it's a calming, rejuvenating space and an easy place to slow down and enjoy a great cup of coffee.

If you are driving through Alpine and want good coffee, this is your place…read more Delicious honey lavender latte with oat milk to fuel me up for a long road trip!

Each time we're in Marfa we stop in this great little market for whatever food needs we have…read more They carry items you'd expect to find at larger markets like Whole Foods. Instead, shopping here is clearly supporting local. Organic and vegan selections available as well. Small store with a larger selection than you'd think they would have. Super clean. Nice staff.

I love this speciality grocery store (have for a long time) but the staff attitude needs to change…read more Months ago a grown man wined that I was there 30 minutes before close and the same tonight by a woman with blonde hair wearing glasses. I understand the grocery store has a closing time but the staff should expect a 5-10 minute delay in closing for customers to finish shopping. They can always lock the door and then unlock for a customer to leave. There's an appropriate way to let customers know when it's time to go but not the way the store employee approached me. They signed up for the job so complaining to me is unacceptable and absolute horseshit. The staff should be talked to.

My husband and I stopped in Marathon for some breakfast on our way to Big Bend and the food/ coffee…read morewas worth the 30 min drive from our overnight stop in Alpine, TX! I got a Ham, Egg and Cheese Croissant and my husband got an Egg Sandwich. Both breakfast sandwiches tasted great! We also both got coffees that hit the spot! We're pretty plain re: coffees. We get either black cold brews or black iced coffees. We're just looking for the extra caffeine which V6 nailed!! Service was great- the employee we interacted with was so kind and personable! The shop itself was too cute and loved the decor around! One of our fav parts?! There was a cafe cat that was way too sweet!

I was visiting Big Bend National Park and visited here over the two days I was there... so happy…read morefor this place! First off, the address directions via GPS were not correct, it's actually a block down from where GPS leads you... so, after circling around a couple of times, I finally found it. It was worth the effort... I had both the Mexican hot chocolate and the matcha. Very yummy, and just the energy I needed early in the morning for the drives to Big Bend NP and back to Amarillo, respectively. A friend got the yogurt and fruit and found it very filling with a side of breakfast potatoes. On both days I got a burrito. They added avocado and sour cream which gave just the right touch to an already delicious burrito. The staff was so friendly and answered questions about menu items and customizing options. The house kitty was also very friendly. The cafe is small, but there was no problem with seating early in the morning. The artwork on the walls is interesting and western in theme. Everything was warm, clean and inviting. This is definitely the place to stop when you're in the area.

Beautiful cozy coffee shop that is a great place to hang out for a bit while you enjoy your coffee…read moreand breakfast. The coffee was really good and they had some interesting flavors to try. We both really enjoyed our coffee. The service was great. We ordered and they brought everything right out to us. A really great place to try!

A great community gathering place with plenty of room to settle in, sip a hot cup of coffee, and…read moreread an actual newspaper. The staff is genuinely friendly, and the walls double as a gallery for impressive local art. The décor blends weathered machinery with paintings and photographs, creating a space that feels much like the Big Bend itself--industrial and rugged on one side, creative and beautiful on the other.