So happy Horizon city has a local coffee shop! I came to visit my mother from Austin and came here…read morefor coffee on Friday little did I know I would be back every day I was in town to get a coffee (Friday-Sunday) lol I loved the Mexican latte but the other coffee were as good as well. Also was able to meet the own Amber. She was very sweet as well as her workers. The coffee shop has a very cute layout and also helps other sell there merchandise there. Now I can't wait to visit my mom again to get this coffee! Lol

I've been here a few times and everything has always been good. The workers are always very nice,…read morethe place is clean, cute and cozy. I've tried something new each time today I got the caramel toffee latte and it was deliciouuuss. It was topped with THE BEST vanilla cold foam I've ever had.

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.

Oh my God oh my God oh my God. The apple fritters are delicious. They're not greasy and they're…read morethe size of your head. I've even spoken with the manager. They are super sweet as well as all the associates. Can't believe I've lived here in El Paso for almost 7 years and I just discovered this place a few weeks ago other than oh my God oh my God oh my God there are no other words.

Applied and accepted a job at Hurts Donut in El Paso based on a posted pay range of about…read more$10-$14/hour. I asked for 12 because why not? They said, we can't do 12 (I figured as much) and our new hires generally start "low". During the hiring process, I was NOT told the actual starting pay was $8/hour during a probation period. (I assumed "low" meant the $10 on the 10 to 14 range I saw on the posted job listing. Shame on me for not realizing the use of logic was optional ). That only came up after I had already accepted the job and started onboarding. It was actually my coworkers that said the new hires started $8 an hour. That's when I asked about pay clarification. "$8" never came up during the interview. When I brought it up, it was THEN confirmed that all new hires start at $8/hour for a few weeks and can get a raise after that. I was also told tips factor into "effective hourly pay," but tips aren't guaranteed and fluctuate too much to realistically count on when you're trying to budget your life. Telling me that I "technically" make $10 an hour with tips is BS. I "technically" have bills to pay and I can't budget my finances based on a technicality. **And if any of you reading this are teenagers looking to get a job here, she specifically told me she doesn't like hiring teenagers because they're unreliable. Yet when I approached her with a very professional message regarding my pay concerns she ghosted me for 3 days, and counting. Who's acting like a teenager now? (No offense to any of you, just running with what she said). I'm not mad about there being a probation period or a starting rate. I'm frustrated that the actual starting pay wasn't clearly communicated upfront compared to the advertised range. I took the job based on that posted range, and the reality didn't match what was presented when I applied. If the 10 to $14 an hour range doesn't match the pay in El Paso then that needs to be the very first thing you bring up during the interview. She said that that posting was from corporate and doesn't reflect the local pay. Maybe lead with that next time. If you just need a few extra bucks on the side, or you're just starting out with your first job, then as Krusty the Clown says, "It's not just good, it's good enough."

Stopped here on the way back from a road trip to add one last food "lifer" before getting home and…read morethe food was delicious. I really wanted the mole sampler but they currently only have their breakfast/ lunch menu and no mole. Ended up with the Lions Mane Mushrooms Taco which was very flavorufl and had the most delicious salsa with it (pour it all over for sure!) and also their very delicious, rich and flavorful three sisters green pozole. They make the dishes they serve the food in and there was a heart in the bottom of the bowl. I enjoyed looking at the art they have hanging on the walls. The service was simple, order at counter. Very vegan/ vegetarian friendly spot. They have an espresso machine and various creative drinks which I didn't try. I'd be curious to try their mole one day if they make it in the future and I happen upon there again.

We loved visiting Cafe Piro! We had heard excellent things about it and it had been on my list of…read moreplaces to go to in Socorro, TX. We were welcomed by one of the owners and the menu and drinks selection were explained to us. All the syrups used in the lattes are homemade. I tried a delicious honey lavender latte and ordered a mollete. My husband had the pozole. We shared an ube chocolate cake that was deliciously moist and flavorful! The restaurant was beautifully styled and every wall had art that made you think you were in a mini art gallery! I would definitely recommend coming here for coffee and brunch! A unique thing about this restaurant is that it's plates and cups are all handmade and offer a unique vibe to the food!

Poor service, very inattentive. Girl who finally came out from the back after knocking on the…read morecounter for several minutes was in pajamas and looked like she had just woken up.

I love supporting small family businesses. Bldg 6 hits the spot with strong, tasty coffee creations…read moreonly found at a mom and pop shop. Treat yourself and stay away from those large chain places.

Went for lunch and tried the food for the first time. The Hive has what I consider to be one of the…read morebest lattes in town, which is what I always get- the Lavender Latte (hot, not cold!). I got that, they decorated it very cutely in the mug. I tried the Chipotle Ham and Cheddar croissant sandwich. Very good! The staff is super friendly, the vibe is always chill. Recommend for lunch, a lavender latte, or just a chill spot to work or study.

5 stars for the ambience and atmosphere! My wife and I loved the coziness of it inside with its…read morecurrent Halloween decor. We weren't sure what to expect driving up to it for the first time given that it is located in a shopping center. Inside isn't super big so if you're coming and it's busy be aware that there are 5-6 2-seaters (can probably be pushed together) and a couple 4 to 6-seaters. We came in at about 7:45 in the morning on a Thursday and were the only ones inside at the time. As time went on more people ended up showing up and taking tables. I ordered an "Iced Pistachio Latte"--not a big fan of the metallic straws, but thankfully they had regular straws available. The latte was good, but not great in my personal opinion. It was creamy and sweet but something was lacking. Loved the cup it came in, going with the Halloween vibe. I will definitely be coming back next time I'm in EP, and I definitely recommend this spot!!

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.

Small little Mexi-PR fusion cafe on the far east...buzzing…read more I enjoyed a MexiMocha latte. It was a nice little out of the way place that a lot of folks know about. So, it got crowded in the dining room pretty quick. If it weren't so busy or if they cycled through the customers, it would be better. I also got the ham, cheese, and egg sandwich...it was pretty good. No extra ingr dients, just those in the name. Plenty of sandwich...we split two between four peeps. They had a bunch of table games to keep you entertained in case you wanted to hang out I would like to try their guava and other pastries, their Caribbean sandwiches (tripleta, and bistec). Pastries and desserts were looking pretty good. I'd come me back to try, but probably would take it to go. I will try this place out again.

Walking in the area is very cute. I wanted to stay in and eat but I kept getting this ammonia smell…read morethat was making my head hurt so we got the food to go. We got cubanos with tostones. Both were very good and the portions are huge my partner and I should've just shared. I was a little disappointed of their mango tamarindo drink. I thought that it was mango and tamarind(the fruit) mixed together not chamoy and chile(Tajín) in the drink. I wasn't happy and just ordered another and asked if I can have the mango and tamarind without chili and they said yes. The tamarind still has a spice to it which it shouldn't, tamarind is tart and sour. I guess that's where the misconception of Mexican and Puerto Rican terms collide. I would go back but I guess ask next time if the drinks are Puerto Rican terms or in Mexican terms.