Full service coffee bar right across the street from the UTEP campus…read more Plenty of pastries and a wide variety of coffees, teas, and drinks. They have coffee iced, pressed, frapp'd, flavored, They have teas milked, herbal, March, herbal... If you need a little snack, they have fruit filled empanadas, muffins, crepes, and sandwiches. Plenty of room and wifi while you study or hangout. The staff was very friendly and the orders come out fast. If you cannot stop in, they have a drive thru. I had wanted to stop by when we were staying down here, so was glad we made a trip to drop in today

They never have frozen yogurt. Staff claims machine is not working. Always on maintenance of…read moresomeone cleaning it supposedly

Love the decor and seating Outdoor and indoor…read more Parking available * Acai bowls * fresh vegan churned ice cream * smoothies * teas Their service is quite slow. Been waiting over 15 minutes for one Acai bowl ... the service can be faster

Nut allergy warning: The gelato is made with almonds, and many of the smoothies also use almond…read moremilk. It's vegan gelato though, which is very cool. A cozy shop that sells all kinds of teas, smoothies, and gelato. Two of my friends praised the gelato and got some to go. They sell all sorts of chips, local chocolate bars, local fudge, and other knick knacks too. Cute shop, great place to set up and do some work or meet up with a friend.

Where do I even start the drive was worth it if you ask me . I was visiting my sister in Texas and…read moreI had to stop by after seeing it all over TikTok. The line was crazy and they were so busy for being a late cravings. The cashier was very nice and friendly. I was kind of sad that they didn't have most of the stuff that I wanted to try . But the other cookies I bought wasn't that bad either . It was hot and delicious I love the selections that they had . The place was a vibe for college students that need a sugar fix for some cookies. I was there because I couldn't sleep so I went for a drive lol but I totally recommend this place it's worth the hype and money if you ask me . I totally would come again when i go visit my sister again

The service was terrible the man at the counter at around 7:10 pm on January 10th 2026 was…read moreincredibly rude. He mumbled curses under his breath after he didn't hear what me and my girl ordered which was only 4 items. After we paid he said thanks rolled his eyes and never offered us the receipt not sure if he had a bad day but we are there for good cookies/brownies not attitude.

Cute little ice cream shop right behind the Double tree hotel with very nice staff ! The were very…read morefriendly and gave us some samples ! Lovely experience I got the salted bearamel cone and it was delicious

Came in on a Friday and was pleasantly surprised to see there were flights available! 5 flavors and…read more1 topping per flight. I got the strawberry milkshake, cookies and cream, caramel (bearamel), tres leches (diversity leches), and vanilla. They had cones/cups, pints, and milkshakes as well. I was quickly served and the employees are so friendly. Many (maybe all) of the employees have a disability, so clear, concise, and kind language is best when ordering. The ice cream tubs aren't labeled so you do have to ask which flavor is which and the menu doesn't include the flavors, so I docked a star for that. The ice cream itself was tasty not very strong flavors (not too sweet or rich). The inside is very inviting lots of seating and a spot on the wall for doodling/writing. Solid 4/5 for me.

I went here a couple of times and found it to be more of a collegiate scene and hangout - great…read moresnack palace for the UTEP crowd. Nestled in a small strip mall, it shares a parking lot with a T-Mobile and other stores. They have a mix of snacks. Helote, preparadas, ice cream, shakes, and paletas - among other things. On the two occasions we stopped by we enjoyed their selection of paletas and a fruit licuado. My kids thought it was good. Noah tried their water melon with chamoy paleta on both days. Not too shabby...place for paletas and more near UTEP.

Food/Taste/Flavor: 5/5 - 2 popsicle with the first being an avocado bar dipped in chocolate and…read morecovered with nuts (esquimales) and the second being a Gansito which is based on a Mexican snack cake with a strawberry flavored jelly, cream center cake, and chocolate sprinkles and some coating. The avocado one is quite interesting and gets very creamy in the middle. The gansito is extremely sweet but I loved it. Who can turn down an ice cream cake on a stick?! Ambience: n/a - ordered food to go. Lots of Valentine's Day decorations up but clean and neat overall Service: 5/5 - very very friendly and talked us through all the different options and tried her best to explain what everything was since it's all so foreign to us. Gave recommendations and was willing to provide samples for us to try Value for price: 5/5 - delicious dessert, exceptional service, fun to at least try something!

El Paso Menchie's is just as good as the locations in Florida. They have a strong flavor selection…read more With over 10 flavors on the list, you can't go wrong. Personally, I enjoy tart. This location was clean and the staff were friendly. The seating area was full and it seemed like the customers were kinda lingering and hanging out. It didn't give the opportunity for others to sit inside. Overall, the experience was great and the yogurt does not disappoint.

This will be short and sweet…read more The food is amazing, so many flavors and so many additions. Like all the flavors you can think of plus all the candy you could possibly want. For those that have never been. You basically build your own cup or cone of ice-cream and weight it. The weight determines the price..... so be good Just kidding. I always go a little overboard at Menchie's. Its a self serve place, so expect to have some fun building your own experience. The staff is always helpful with samples and anything else you may need. And I swear the ambiance just builds itself in there. You'll see groups of people come in smiling and laughing because they know they are in for a little treat. Ending a date night? You'll want to end it here. Absolutely always a fun little time.

When I want something spicy or sweet, I always go to LA REINA DE MICHOACAN…read more I love my elote, horchata and fresas con crema all the time!

Capable creamery with some other snacks available. Plenty of ice cream and aguas frescas, but…read moremaybe limited on the assortment of paletas available. The staff was friendly and the dining area was clean. Maybe about four spots in the parking lot that are right up against it. It's not my favorite Michoacana, but if you're close this one will soothe your sweet tooth.

Hidden gem on Montana street close to the Five Points area. The flautas plate in particular is my…read morefavorite. The corn in a cup is also tasty. Overall their prices are either fair or cheap and it usually take about 15 minutes for food to be ready which I find very efficient. The only item I do not recommend are the Fresas con Crema, they use the strawberry flavor syrup which gives it a really fake flavor.

Good mexican snacks , i could have used a little more cueritos on my chilindrina . They have corn…read morein a cup . And icecram .

This brunch spot was just OK. The food wasn't full of flavor, as assumed by reading the…read moreingredients. I would say the fries were the best part of our meal. I may be in the minority since the restaurant was completely full and had a wait. I likely won't be back. They have free parking in the lot, but you need to register your car with the restaurant, so do not forget !

Service was just not it today! Waiter clearly didn't listen to our order and didn't repeat so we…read moreassumed he knew what we said.! He gave us double of the sides! Kids plate was so bad my daughter didn't eat it, how do you mess up pancakes? Do not recommend getting a side of bacon was so hard we couldn't eat it. Will say the pistachio latte was the only thing that was good! Definitely not worth the hype, taste or money!

To be able to describe how happy I was to find Big Boy Concessions, I have to tell you a shortened…read moreversion of a longer story of my hunt for dry ice. When I arrived in El Paso, I had to look for dry ice. Now by the time I was able to get out of my hotel room to hunt around town, there were only a handful of stores open. I thought to myself, "No problem, Walmart will have it." It turns out that was not the case. They used to have it, say, 10 years ago, but that is no longer the case here in El Paso. So then I went to Sam's Club, Costco, Walgreens, CVS, Coldstone, Baskin Robbins, and a few other places through a google search without much luck. I even tried a find on google that took me 30 min outside of El Paso (pretty sure at that point I was in Juarez) to a place with an unlit road and an abandoned warehouse. There were cars outside parked with people in them but with the lights turned off. There was no dry ice there. Anyways, back to the review. Big Boy Concessions is probably the only place you'll find dry ice here in town. Luckily they have a lot of it. They also sell all the supplies people are looking for if they had an ice cream truck or trolley. They have party supplies as well including cotton candy that you can buy in bulk. The dry ice is kept in a big maroon bin that are generally hacked into smaller pieces but occasionally you will have the opportunity yourself to use the hammer and chisel to get additional pieces. From what I can tell, they constantly get additional shipments of dry ice so you can be sure that it'll be in stock for your dry ice needs! They are open through the weekend but on most days they close at 5pm. Parking is challenging but you won't be there that long. Nothing to write home about the inside as it is like a small makeshift distribution center for food supplies. Enjoyed greeting these folks every morning. Until next time!

I came for the dry ice for my fog machine on Halloween. They sell a ton of it and they won't run…read moreout. They're also open every day of the week, though strange enough, they're open 1 hour earlier on Sat than M-F. The people who run this place are really friendly.