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.

Really nice caffe/breakfast spot on the west side. Im a cinnamon roll lover and they certainly…read moreimpressed me. All the baked goods are incredibly good looking, im sure you can't go wrong with your choice! I tried the Parisian Omelette, it came with roasted tomatoes & a side salad- loved it!

My husband says this is his FAVORITE restaurant and we here at least once a week. The steak…read moresandwich and omelette and croissants are divine. And I like to take a special cinnamon roll or stuffed fruit croissant to my dear neighbor as a treat.

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.

La Madeline is my go-to place when I want peaceful dining. The staff are always so friendly and…read moreattentive from the cashier to when they drop off your food. The food and pastries are delicious and always fills me just right.

It's a FAIL. Management needs to step up or all staff needs…read moreto be replaced. - the dishes are good and well priced - it's the shortness in baked goods and latte flavors - I ordered a Mocha Chocolatte. Sad, no flavor, no mocha....it tasted like a hot chocolate. - Regular Coffee at around 10a was stale no flavor. - the complementary bread at least 2 day old. I've been here twice, about 2 years ago and this time. Same both, I was told they had just opened and they were adjusting. They just need a new staff. Skip this place and go to the one on Gateway. That place ROCKS. Staff and management much nicer.

*Cool spot * quick service…read more* various menu item The menu was slightly hard to read - it was just pictures of their items on the door without a simple comprehensive list. Ordered - cold brew - iced horchata latte The coffee wasn't too good. It was very watery and not strong at all. The horchata latte didn't seem like it had any coffee in it ... just flavored milk. But the coffee shop itself looked really cool!

Right in the heart of historic downtown, CoffeeBox is one of those perfectly random finds that ends…read moreup being exactly what you needed. Built from two stacked shipping containers, the bottom level is your cozy order window with all the hipstery charm, and the top level opens up to a chill rooftop-style patio overlooking downtown. It's the kind of place where you can sip a matcha latte (mine was so good), snack on avocado toast or a bagel, and just vibe while the city wakes up. They open early--6:30 a.m.!--and stay open late, serving not just coffee but agua frescas and other fun twists. Great pricing, good energy, and overall just a great post-workout pit stop.

Beautiful, inviting decor but that's not all; very inviting, attentive staff, & EGGSCELLENT food…read more Quite a large menu as well. Went there as an office celebration of a team success and they did not rush us or forget us even when we were done eating and just visiting. Would definitely go back. One thing that would be great is to have a sign on the "back" of the building. Was hard to see the restaurant ahead of time when traveling west on Mesa.

I first visited Toasted Yolk in San Antonio and after this one arrived here, service and the food…read morewas spectacular. You have a lot to choose from. The place is spacious and I have seen from others, service dogs were allowed.

We'll be bringing family here. So I did notice the Yelp…read morehours said closed when they were open. The outside isn't bad, doesn't look too glamorous, but clean. The inside is very colorful and a gentleman is there to greet you. You can sit or order. We sat. The language is primarily Spanish but don't let that scare off English speakers. They have a few employees that speak English and are very helpful. I can't get over how nice everyone was working. Plus the place was really clean. We ordered way too much food. Portions are large so remember that! The quality of the food was great. They cook everything to order. It's not a large restaurant and had limited seating. I wish they would've had more options for drinks, but they do have some. I like fountain drinks and teas. We ate so much food and have a new go to place!

Good sized burritos, rich flavor and the salsa had just enough kick!!! The environment was warm…read moreand cozy. Decently priced and such a great little place to sit and enjoy great food!!!!

A must!! Ambiance!…read moreService! Food!!!!!!! Not a disappointed. Get here asap! Met Scott the owner!

This is a brand new place so I will review with some grace... reservations on Valentines for 6 pm…read morebut the food did not come out until 7:30. Drinks also took about 45 min. The menu is mainly brunch which I wasn't aware of that from the pics on IG but that could be my fault if I didn't read that before. The food we had was delicious, savory and well prepared and seasoned! The drinks were also really good. Overall, the experience was good, ambiance was good, music was good and lots of tv screens. I think once they get the kitchen running a bit quicker and maybe more servers it will be amazing there! Again, I get it's new but we didn't expect it to take that long to be served and for there to be no dinner menu at 7 pm. Will definitely return.