Ambience: 4 Customer Service: 5…read moreMenu Options: 5 Food quality: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Parking: 5 Prices: 5 Location: 4 Especially now during the pandemic, I love supporting local businesses, and Revive Coffee Shop is one of those local businesses you will want to support! The moment you walk in the door you can feel positive vibes. Great decorations, all kinds of coffee, delicious food (both savory and sweet), all served with a smile... After no sleep the night before, and 6 hours on the road driving from the Rio Grande Valley, I needed exactly what the sign says: to "Relax, Renew & Revive". Turns out they delivered on all three! I was reminded of the Cheer's TV theme song, "where everybody knows your name," because as I sat there, most everyone who came in was greeted by their name and was known by the staff. People are people, not numbers at Revive. In fact, even the tables have names rather than numbers! Yep, each table has its own name reflected by the decorations which all blend together somehow in an ecclectic harmony of positivity and warmth. I loved the bicycle table (yes, made from an actual bicycle!), the Star Wars table, and also those with themes like faith and love (who doesn't need more of that this year!). It is obvious the owners have a sense of humor, and their signs of quips and quotes scattered throughout the shoppe are sure to bring a smile to your face. I especially identified with the sign that says, "All I need today is a little coffee, and a whole lot of Jesus!" (Don't we all?) It's definitely a family friendly atmosphere, and a great place to meet with friends or co-workers. I was impressed with the cleanliness, from the tables, kitchen to the bathroom. Great job. I was surprised by the menu and the offerings of fresh food! Why would anyone want to go to their big competition which only has prepackaged, frozen food warmed up in a microwave, when you can go to Revive Coffee Shop for real fresh delicious food, cooked right there... and at very reasonable prices??? I really enjoyed my cappuccino and some delicious chilaquiles (with chicken and egg) for lunch. The serving was so generous my only disappointment was I couldn't eat one of their famed desserts I had heard about... They have all the other specialty coffees, frappe's, espresso, mocha, you name it, as well as specialty teas... oh yeah, AND free WiFi! Revive Coffee Shop is definitely on my "return to" list. I really enjoyed my visit and know you will too. They are located on Hwy. 277 about 4/10ths of a mile east of Veteran's Blvd, on the south side of the highway. Look for the low building with the orange awning.

I'm glad Eagle Pass got a place like this. Coffee shop vibes with a little bistro on the side. I…read moredid not try the food, but I did try their iced coffee. Very clean and not acidic at all. Seems to me it was a lighter roast with a fruity aromas. Oscar, the owner, said they bring their coffee from Veracruz, Mexico. My drink was not on the menu, but when I asked for iced coffee they had cold brew ready to go. Don't be afraid to ask if you have questions, the staff is super friendly and will help you out. Ps They have live music on Friday!

Only place in town that has lattes, I'm from the city so I called around looking for options. Was…read morehoping they had milk substitute or honey, so spoiled by Austin Texas and the multiple of options we have. Place looked really busy, glad the college has a place to eat. They didn't have that back in the day.

This place made me like coffee! Their Black Voodoo is delicious. For $4.50 a cup it's well worth it!read more

our last day in town and wanted to explore. we were looking for somewhere to hang out, eat and just…read morehave a good time. we came across this spot and thought it was worth to try. As soon as we entered the vicinity, my jaw dropped literally because it looked super cute and festive. The place is literally a mini San Miguel, Mexico. Anyhow, we were greeted warmly by the host and eventhough it looked busy we were escorted almost immediately to our table. We were greeted kindly by our server and was handed the menu. They have plenty of interesting drinks and cocktails, appetizers, entree and many Many more on their menu. We finally ordered our drinks and foods and was excited for them. The ambiance of this place were incredible. It has such a clean surroundings and pleasant atmosphere. Our drinks, chips and salsa and entree came with the right amount of wait time and we were ready to explorge. Everything was on point and we had a very appetizing and delicious meal as well as a wonderful time.

Excellent service and unique setting. The shrimp wrapped in bacon appetizer was filling on its own!read more

Cozy little cafe with some seating options and expansive pastries available. The sweets looked made…read morefresh and so many flavors. The cupcakes are mostly regular cake and then a special frosting. The coffee was easily customizable. The cashiers were very friendly and patient and offered suggestions. Definitely worth a stop in for a treat and a pick me up.

Great ambiance and service! Fantastic coffee and pastries every time! Whether it's coffee, matcha,…read morenon coffee beverages they are always making amazing drinks. Highly recommend one of the best cafes in town

Yup. I'm definitely a fan…read more Note: I think this is a new location. Not sure if they moved or this is a 2nd restaurant. I'm only here in Eagle Pass for two weeks and I wasn't really impressed with the food here so far, until my visit to La Parrilla. The other day, I asked a local girl at the front desk of my hotel what was the best taco shop in Eagle Pass. She was a little hesitant. Seeing that I wasn't a local nor was I Mexican, she named a couple of spots probably thinking, "Hmm. What places do non-Mexicans like here in town, since they're used to Taco Bell and Chipotle?" I then pressed her a little by first letting her know that I have a fairly vast experience with Mexican food and I must find the best tacos in town. I asked her where would she go if it was her last day in Eagle Pass and she could never get tacos here again. She quickly answered, "La Parrilla". Stepping out of my truck into the parking lot, I knew right away that I was going to be happy. The pleasant aroma of grilled meats could not be contained within the restaurant walls. I'm not sure how it is at night but during lunchtime, I believe we had to seat ourselves. No servers were around to greet us but a couple were hanging around the bar in the back waiting for someone to sit down at a table. It appears that they have a lot of orders to go, as they front desk was filled with multiple bags of food. My coworker and I sat ourselves. Being in uniform, I assumed that was why an English speaking waitress came to our table to take our drink orders. Super-cute with glasses and braces, our waitress was crazy nice. She was more than happy to explain everything on the menu for me. I was impressed with her helpful spirit and I couldn't thank her enough. After noticing, I had to ask and she confirmed; only beef and chicken were on the menu here at La Parrilla. They do not serve pork, which was fine because there were ample choices on the menu to satisfy anyone. IMO, I think it is better to be really good at a few things than mediocre at everything. I was down for tacos so I asked what were the most popular? This wasn't an easy question to be answered so I went with two beef choices, of course. Wait, not chicken? Heck no. Who bases their reviews off chicken tacos? Sorry. This ain't California. This is Texas. And in Texas... we eat beef! I ordered the arrachera and the costilla. Being Asian, I had no idea what these were but they were part of the popular choices. My waitress told me that arrachera was skirt steak and costilla was rib meat. Heck yeah, I was good with that. When they arrived, I was good and ready to trying them both. Though they looked very similar, I could easily tell which was which by the consistence of the meat cut. They were both really good. It wasn't easy to determine which one I liked more but if I had to choose one, it would be the costilla. Needless to say, I destroyed them all. I ordered 5 tacos and though it was more than filling, I was wanting more. I could have easily killed 7-10 because I was that happy with the flavors. I was also served limes, pico de gallo and two salsas; red and green. In Texas, I find that in most places the green salsa in hotter but here was just like CA: the red was the spicier hot one. And it was damn good. If you can't handle spicy, I'd recommend sticking with the green but if you're feeling a little adventurous, go for the red salsa. After reading this long review, I have to thank you for sticking with me this far and I hope you take my recommendation to try La Parrilla. It was well worth it and I plan to visit a few more times before I leave Eagle Pass. Thank you to friendly staff at La Parrilla for helping me leave Eagle Pass with an enjoyable experience.

Visited some friends in Eagle Pass. And they took us to this restaurant…read more Exterior looks a little rough and cobbled together. Inside has an eclectic, rustic, haphazard aesthetic. Food: ordered the arrachera plate which essentially consisted of unflavored fajita meat, beans, and Spanish rice. It was pretty good! The corn tortillas were the smallest corn tortillas I've ever seen, but they were good. Service: decent service and friendly. Overall cleanliness: below average Bathroom, cleanliness: bad

An easy 5-star review. Amazing family-run business with some of the best hospitality you could ask…read morefor. We came in on Easter and they were open, welcoming, and made us feel right at home. The food was incredible. Huge portions, perfectly cooked meat, delicious sides, and a chicken fried steak so big it looked like a medium pizza. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. If you're anywhere near Eagle Pass, do yourself a favor and stop here hungry.

This place has great food, big portions, and a cool atmosphere…read more However, as awesome as those are, the staff was amazing. Extremely attentive and helpful. A group of us were in town working on Easter Sunday and started looking for a place open that day. We decided to drive 45 min and give this place a try. I am happy we did. Selena, her family, and her staff welcomed us in, and within a short time, we felt like we were at a friend's house. The food is worth a 45-minute drive, but getting to meet and hang out with Selena and her family is worth a flight and hotel stay!

All the Fuddruckers where I live have been closed for years. Imagine my surprise to find one still…read morein operation 3 hours away. Always have been a die-hard fan, and this location did not disappoint. The 2/3 lb burger, fries and chocolate shake were all just a great as I remember them being. If any burger joint needs to make a comeback...this is the one.

Very clean and well designed and decorated. Value is great and staff is courteous. Will be back!read more

Why aren't all good things in life wrapped in bacon? Why can't I make chili like this place? Why…read moredoes there ever have to be a limit (sold out) to anything delicious? Why can't there be a Choche's in San Antonio? Why did I not know about this place before today?! Why can't I have 2 stomachs like a cow? So many questions I'm crying over here....tears of joy I came here!!

BBQ was great brisket very Tender and juicy, ribs were…read moretender seasoned perfect for me. Sides were very good, plenty of choices.

Around here, there are places to get a simple breakfast, such as fast food restaurants or coffee…read moreshops, but it was nice to be able to had an American breakfast at Skillets Restaurant. I had the 66 Tall Texan, which was a large portion and good! And the server was friendly.

French toast was so savory, toasty, mouth watering. Server was nice. They had good smelling soap in…read morethe bathroom. Overall nice place for some breakfast