Fantastic across the board. A mandatory stop when in El Paso…read more Flour tortilla chips with 3 different salsas to start. Chicken enchiladas to die for - have them Christmas style to enjoy both their red and green enchilada sauce. The rice and beans are delicious. Best of all is the friendly, attentive service.

Casual ambience. The restaurant was very large and had a wait of about 20 minutes, which was not…read moretoo bad for our group of six. The complimentary nachos were good and the salsa was enjoyable as well. The pico de gallo was very fresh and refreshing. The server was very friendly. I ordered steak ranchero and lemonade. The lemonade was refreshing and not too sweet, with a nice balance between lemon and sugar. The steak was a bit dry for my taste, but the beans were good. Overall, it was a decent experience, and the server created a friendly atmosphere. The service was slow but still good.

This is a beautiful little place. The food of good the service is amazing and the ambiance so…read moreunique. Cannot wait to go get again. I love how they sell locally made skincare products. I will be returning.

We had 24 ladies and children enjoy tea for a birthday party today! The little sandwiches and tea…read moredid not disappoint!!! The owner was so nice. The space was perfect. I recommend this place for a gathering or even a girls day out! Will be back for sure.

This place is nice and the employees are very friendly and helpful but if you're looking to buy…read moretrading card products, you have to go here on Fridays for the best chance at getting something. Fridays are their restock days and in my experience, going here any other day isn't worth it if you're looking for trading cards. You might get lucky and find something leftover on Saturdays but if you go here on Sundays you're picking through the bottom of the barrel. I imagine Tuesdays-Thursdays are the same. Even if you show up on a Friday like I did today, the store could get screwed over by their distributor and receive limited stock. Otherwise this place has a large selection of games, collectibles, and toys. They also have a cafe which I haven't tried yet.

Really awesome space with dedicated tables to play games with your friends, a cool cafe and food…read morearea (great desserts and drinks!!!), and I love that you can also buy cards there too! Attended a few events in Game Vault and each time, the staff were super accommodating and nice!

Visited here while I was in town for work. Service was super quick! I think it took about 10-15 min…read moreto get my food. The cold brew was pretty perfect! Highly recommend. They have a pretty big parking lot so that was a big plus. It's definitely a cute little bakery worth visiting if you want quick food and a coffee.

Upscale Panera Bread is how I would describe it with take-out & dine-in options with…read moreWaiters/Servers. Staff was friendly & polite. Prices were a little more than a Panera, but portions & quality very similar.

Ok -absolutely no vegan here guys other than an oat milk style latte ?!! ( I prefer lower carb non…read moredairy like soy or almond ) Buttttt everything else looks phenomenal for someone without dietary restrictions.

Went by for a early morning latte and pastry. Not a whole lot of options, but my latte was okay…read more Thank goodness they advised me to grab some extra sugar if i like my lattes sweet because it needed it. Had a pastry as well and it was great. I was expecting more options but the pastry was delicious! Also, the latte was made quickly and service was friendly. 16$ for latte and pastry.

While I was back in town for the holidays, I came to Mas y Menos for a coffee date (gasp, I know)…read moreand I have to say this place has really turned around. Looking back, it's easy to see this establishment has really gotten it's flow and can churn out some great plates and drinks. I think what really stood out to me was how inviting the space was and probably one of the few spots in town, for a coffee shop, where it actually stays open fairly late. I saw folks here studying, hanging out with friends over wine, fellow coffee daters, and a little bit of everything. What's chill is that everyone was in their own space and you kinda zone out from everything around you. They not only offer coffee and tea, but they also have a solid beer tap wall (and wine if correct). When weather permits, take advantage of their enclosed outdoor patio space. I really appreciated how they brought out your coffee orders, etc. to your table. I'll be back.

I want to love this place. I really do. But I don't…read more I live in the neighborhood and would love to have a really great coffee shop/brunch/lunch spot down the street. I have been to Mas y Menos 4 or 5 times now, and every time I hope that my experience will be better than the last but, sadly, it disappoints every time. The Pros: The space is spacious and bright, the ambiance is nice, they have free WiFi. Nice work space. The Cons: Every coffee I've ordered (usually a cappuccino) has been almost undrinkable. Acidic with an unpleasant aftertaste. Ordered a matcha last time instead, which was a better choice. The service has been disappointing. Every. Damn. Time. The place has never been full, but at each visit I've been kept waiting for an unreasonable amount of time. One time my husband and I went only for a glass of wine and were kept waiting 20 minutes for the person behind the counter to pour the wine. Went again yesterday. Friends who arrived and ordered before I did were kept waiting for their sandwich longer than I waited for mine. When my avocado toast was served, the toast was cold. Really hope that the owner(s) see this message and do something to make improvements. If the service, and the quality of the coffee and food were better, I would be here all the time, given that I live just up the road. As it is, I stop in about once every six months hoping for a better experience, but that hasn't happened yet.

Hidden gem on Piedras…read more Matt R took great care of us as we sat down for breakfast. The menu offers a lot of variety between breakfast, lunch and dinner choices My mom enjoyed her huevos rancheros, with the ranchero sauce, of grilled onions and jalapenos and red sauce, off to the side. Liz enjoyed her chilaquiles, with the red sauce soaked and cooked into the chips. I kept it simple, and went with the ham and mushroom omelette, and I had the upgraded 420 potatoes. The 420 comes with onions, cilantro, crema and cotija cheese. Noemi enjoyed her avocado toast. The coffee was hot, I enjoyed drip, but Liz's cortado was very well prepared. The interior design is eclectic, and the vines are very relaxed. The have mimosa flights, but I stuck to coffee. I would return.

It's closed for good. There is nothing there. They are remodeling to reopen as a bar.read more

The food was okay, but severely overpriced. It feels more like a Cracker Barrel than a French…read morebakery. The service wasn't bad, but they weren't super friendly either. Don't waste your time or money here. Just go to a Starbucks or something.

We have been coming to this place for years, all of a sudden everything seems to be off, no decaf,…read moreno dark bread , they want to charge you for almond milk which we have always got free of charge. No whole brain bread. And the manager's explanations for these shortcomings really don't make much sense. Hopefully it is just a phase this place is going through. We will see.

OMG! if you're not getting coffee here do it now this…read morecoffee is legit it's so clean and wonderful real coffee should not have an aftertaste yes, this is real coffee people. I love love love it and also while you're here you can shop for that hard to find person that in your life that you don't know what the hell to get them come get a gift for them here! you can pose with the coolest 915 Instagram worthy post here love this place OK?

From the owner: The Desert Moon Emporium "Desert Moon" because we reside in…read morethe beautiful southwest city of El Paso, Texas; home of wide-open majestic night skies . "Emporium" because we are a family-owned business of makers with a wide variety of skills and interests. We are a coffee roasting company sourcing our beans responsibly from farmers and coops around the globe and offering El Paso a unique chance to try specialty coffee otherwise not available both as bags of whole coffee and coffee drinks. We have a cafe that features these coffees as brewed coffee, espresso drinks (authentic European style - no syrups here), pour-over cups and French press along with pastries and snacks from local bakers. We also specialize in and offer custom-made, hand-poured candles and wax melts made from premium, environmentally-friendly soy and coconut waxes and fragrance oils. Lastly, having been denizens of famer's markets, we offer a space for local artists and artisans we have met so we can feature their goods.