While visiting El Paso, I was looking for a local coffee shop and the positive reviews for Global…read moreCoffee caught my attention. It definitely lived up to the hype! When I try a new coffee shop, I always order a non-flavored latte. I'm usually nervous about drinks being too sweet, and it also lets me really taste the coffee. I loved it! My cousins ordered other drinks and enjoyed them as well. One of them did mention her chai was a little on the sweeter side, but she still finished it. I noticed they have a varied menu and even offered seasonal specialty drinks. The space is big enough for a larger group and also seems like a great place to sit and work or study. Also, their staff was really nice and helpful! Definitely recommend checking this place out!

Horizon City site. Simple menu with great taste! The iced abuelita latte had the traditional…read moreMexican chocolate taste with the necessary caffeine. The baristas acknowledged me from the moment I stepped in professionally making recommendations. The ambiance is chill contemporary and good spot for meet up with friends or catching up on emails.

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.

Hey remote workers, this is probably not the place for you. There are no electrical outlets…read moreanywhere which means they don't want people lingering. Coffee and service were fine. I couldn't find signage for wifi access & when I asked for it they said it was on my receipt. When I asked for a copy because they didn't give me one to begin with, they said they would get me a copy. 10 minutes passed & they had not brought a copy so I left.

The place is always so calm, I love going in and always hearing great music that the staff are…read moreplaying, they have an amazing music taste! I always get my usual, iced vanilla latte with oat milk, and this is the only place in El Paso that makes it exactly how I want it. The staff are wonderful, patient when you're ordering and helpful if you need suggestions. This is overall my favorite coffee spot in El Paso, and if youre looking for a good drink to start your day I totally recommend stopping by!

DC is a chic coffee shoo with a downtown crowd. Our cold brew was delicious! Service was very…read morefriendly and helpful. We bought beans as well.

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.

I always have a great experience at Cafe Piro. We ordered matcha both ways (hot and iced). The…read moremoletta was delicious and the flavors were outstanding. The owners were so friendly and the their team is always so attentive. The shop is so cute and friendly.

A unique indigenous-inspired menu that is serving the best foods in all of west texas. In my view…read morethis restaurant, while already Michelin-acknowledged, is completely underrated. They are blending thousand year old recipes and bringing to life historic traditions not seen in texas' culinary scene. If you want to see what REAL west texas cuisine is, visit cafe Piro

I love coming and grabbing an Açaí bowl with a friend. Music isn't too loud and it's actually a…read morelovely place to study. Staff is nice and for the most part leave you alone (in a good way). The ambience is very down to earth. The Nutella açaí bowl with cacao nibs is my favorite but I also really enjoy the Ginger Sky juice for something refreshing and the Pecan Party Smoothie for something more filling. All locations in EP are excellent.

They have great tea! Answered my questions I had about the tea. They also have cute tea steepers…read moreand candy and incense for sale . Cute little shop.

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.

I came here because a review called it a good study spot, and for once, the internet did not lie…read more I grabbed one of the booths with outlets underneath, which immediately earned points because apparently my laptop and I both need to be plugged in to function. There were plenty of outlets around, so no awkward hovering near a wall like a tech-dependent houseplant. I ordered a coconut latte with oat milk, and it was genuinely good. The booth was also dangerously comfortable with the cushioned bench situation. Very easy to convince yourself you're being productive when really you've just found a socially acceptable place to sit for three hours. Customer service was kind, low-key, and pleasantly quiet. The space stayed pretty peaceful most of the time, so if you need silence to study, this is a solid find. I personally need a little more background chaos to keep my brain entertained, but that is very much a me problem. I'd still come back for the latte, the outlets, and the suspiciously comfortable booth.

My friend found this coffee shop for us to try while we're in town. Moca was nice and the cashier…read morewas super sweet, answering questions. Their most popular item was the biscoff latte & then the tiramisu. I'm not a super big tiramisu fan so I went with a vanilla latte. My friend enjoyed the biscoff latte but my vanilla latte left something to be desired. The inside was pretty quiet, a few people studying and low background music so perfect for a day where you need to work or have no meetings. I'd say give Moca House a try!

Super cute, hipster donut shop! A great place to take someone visiting out of town, as there aren't…read moremany locations on the west or Midwest. Primarily on the east coat according to their map. My family enjoyed this treat very much! The swing seating was a huge hit. Even the bathrooms are cute and also clean haha. The apple fritter is massive and for sharing for sure! It's a little over $5 and I think it's worth it. My family of 7 ended up ordering a 1/2 dozen for $16.95 and adding an additional. The Oreo cheesecake looked delish. I wish they had strawberry cheesecake and I would have been all over that. I'm a toffee fan so I ordered the English gentleman and it presented well but just tasted like pure sugar. Steer clear of that one. They tried to kill me hahaha. 2 of my daughters ordered a variation of the pink lemonade. The one with the powder is a lot more sour. My youngest son loved the dirt donut. Great outing! They never close and advertise that they're open 25/8, so pop in anytime!

I was in the area and checked out Hurts Donuts. It was impressive to see the store…read more Not only is it locally owned by a former El Paso educator, but the place was busy even though it opened weeks ago. There were about 9 people working but maybe more. We ordered several Donuts and my wife bought a Hurts Donut shirt. There was also a swing set in front for kids to ride. In addition to Donuts the store also sells ice cream. Donuts and ice cream is a great combo. I recommend checking this place out.