Wife and myself dropped by for a coffee and dessert after dinner and was nice and quaint. Nice…read moreselection of drinks and nice assortment of pastries. Very comfortable and cozy. Ordered the Yemeni Latte and Iced Lavender Latte and a lemon pie and tasted good and not too sweet. Great place to relax, chill and have a coffee Would recommend!

Easy going downtown coffee shop at corner of Elm & Stanton. I stopped during a walking tour of…read moredowntown. Nice menu of cold & hot drinks + pastries. Lots of comfy chairs with several tables and a counter facing Stanton. I saw a dog sleeping on an armrest while the owner was snoozing. Must be a local. Several other people was using WiFi for work.

We arrived for a brunch outing at 11:30 am on a Saturday. Just in time, before the large wait…read more I always enjoy coming because of the setting and food. This time was equally nice. Service was a little slow but friendly. Food was hot and fresh. The prices were decent, regular coffee was $1.50 each - definately can't beat that now a days. My favorite thing about this place may be how consistent an experience it has become. Lovely.

I was born and raised in El Paso Texas, but now live in Alabama. Our friends recommended this place…read moreand we decided to try it and I'm so glad we did! Nathalia was our server and she is so sweet and amazing. A man, who I'm assuming is the manager or owner, kept checking up on us, and other tables, so needless to say service is 100/10! I ordered the chilaquiles & my husband had the breakfast tacos. The chilaquiles were amazing! The drinks were so good, lychee mojito and espresso martini. $66 for two entrees and two drinks, I'd say bang for your buck for great food and great drinks. They're currently remodeling as well, but the place was already really nice, so I can't wait to see it once it's done. Highly recommend!

This is the new best spot for coffee and tea snobs. These guys have a simple-ish menu with quality…read moreingredients, and they know how to wield them. I bought my husband a flat white, a coffee he originally drank in Australia and New Zealand, where they come from, and he said this was the best he's ever had. He went back for seconds that afternoon For my part, I tried an iced Oolong tea, and then came back for an unsweet Iced Matcha. Nothing disappointed, and every time we had questions or requests, they kindly supported them. I also REALLY love the vibe: very much El Paso, Texas-kitsch, replete with Hank Hill near the restrooms in the back (my husband noted that this was the closest they could get ol' Hank to the back alley). Really hoping these guys manage their money well, because barring anything else they have nowhere to go but up!

My partner and I are visiting from California and we came here two days in a row! The coffee and…read morematcha is delicious and customer service was excellent. The vibes were immaculate~ We also loved their donuts!

This cafe with plants! . The best thing about this cafe is the quiet!!!!! sensory friendly! . The…read morefood was very good, but a little pricey. Well worth the quiet relaxing atmosphere.

Lovely coffee shop, i visited recently on a day i had no Spectrum internet & desperately needed a…read moreplace to work remotely.. perfect find! You know it's a gem if the owner is actively greeting patrons by name! He seemed really engaged with all regulars, when it was my turn to order he made some nice recommendations and i enjoyed an almond cappuccino, avo toast w his home made salsita, and a white oreo cookie, yum. It was a little on the pricey side, bur it was a beautiful place, great coffee & pleasant environment.

If you're looking for a brunch spot in El Paso that brings together great food, genuine…read morehospitality, and live music--The Junction Brunch House is a standout. I kept it classic with waffles, bacon, and eggs--and it absolutely hit the mark. The waffles were light, fluffy, and perfectly golden, the bacon was cooked just right, and everything came out fresh and satisfying. Simple comfort food done right. But what really elevated the experience was the atmosphere. They had live musical entertainment by Louie, who was incredible. He played a mix of hits from yesterday and today, moving effortlessly between country & western, contemporary favorites, and traditional Spanish songs. His versatility created a warm, lively environment that both staff and customers clearly enjoyed--it added something special you don't find everywhere. Service was just as impressive. Our server, XAY, had a bright, welcoming smile and provided outstanding service from start to finish. They offered great suggestions on local favorites and specials, which made the experience feel personal rather than routine. The vibe overall is relaxed, inviting, and very "El Paso"--a place where you can sit, enjoy your meal, and stay a while. Overall: Delicious, well-executed brunch classics Live music that enhances the experience (not overwhelms it) Exceptional, friendly service Comfortable, welcoming atmosphere Would I go back? Without a doubt. This is more than just brunch--it's an experience.

On my way out of El Paso, which incidentally was the day the Feds shutdown the air space around the…read morecity, ended up giving me an opportunity for one last time to try another local eatery. I went in for brunch, and one place that absolutely deserves a visit is The Junction Brunch House. The restaurant is set inside a literal house, which gives it a cozy, welcoming feel from the moment you walk in. The service is warm, attentive, and genuinely friendly. As for the food? Ay Dios mio! Outstanding. I ordered Big T's Texas Breakfast: two eggs any style, bacon, and pancakes or French toast. I chose scrambled eggs and pancakes. The presentation was impressive, looking more like something you'd expect at a high-end hotel restaurant. The eggs were folded neatly, omelet-style, into a triangle and cooked perfectly--flavorful and fluffy. The bacon was crispy yet juicy, just right. The pancakes were a four-stack, light and fluffy with a beautiful griddle finish. They came with butter mixed with brown sugar and cinnamon, and a side of and maple syrup, which took them to another level. Junction has locally made hot sauce on the table, and fair warning as both packed some serious heat and paired perfectly with the eggs. What really stood out was the attentive service. The staff checked in regularly, made sure I had everything I needed, and seemed to refill my coffee right on cue. While brunch alone makes it worth the trip, the menu offers much more than breakfast. I'm already looking forward to going back to try their lunch options. If you're in El Paso and craving a comfortable atmosphere with excellent food and service, this is a spot you shouldn't miss.