Quick service. Neat little seating area. Tons of options that all look great but i chose the…read moredragonfruit açaí bowl that was phenomenal.

If you are looking for a morning pick me up on the road from Marfa to San Antonio....annnnnd…read moreeverything in Marfa is closed like usual, have no fear! Stop by Jugo on the way in Alpine! I went with the Josh Smoothie (peach, strawberry, blueberry and pineapple) which was absolutely delicious. My wife went with the blueberry banana bowl and she loved it. Plenty of room to sit and do work or play on your phone while your smoothies are being prepared and the service was on point. KG Recommended!

This place is adorable! They have fresh pastries, the young man at the counter was super friendly,…read moreand the food was delicious. Definitely recommended getting breakfast here if you are in Alpine.

Great breakfast and coffee. Had the breakfast sandwich. Staff was helpful with recommending food.read more

The food is delicious! We've been twice for breakfast. We had the crescent roll breakfast sandwich…read moreand breakfast burritos and both were eggcelent. The burritos are old school Mexican style. Open on both ends and about half as big as the American versions. It was just the right size before hitting the trails! The ladies behind the counter were as friendly as I'd expect anyone to be, moving like they were and dealing with entitled tourists. It's a tiny spot and the lines can get long. Be patient and enjoy the views!

Hands down our favorite spot of the trip. After eating around the Big Bend area, a lot of places…read morehonestly felt a little touristy -- higher prices and good, but pretty basic food. This place completely stood out. The breakfast burritos were fresh, hot, and genuinely delicious, and the coffee selection was fantastic. It became one of our favorite parts of the morning to sit on the shaded patio, enjoy the ambience, and ease into the day before the afternoon heat rolled in. You can tell real care goes into both the food and the experience here.

Although I was only in the area for 4 days, Venga became a morning ritual. Sunrise, coffee and…read morebreakfast at Venga, run my day, sleep and repeat. The coffee is fine, speciality but pretty simple, and the food works, but I'm confident this spot is so popular for their other offering. The aesthetic pet friendly patio, spacious interior, variety of plants, and purchasable local artwork set it apart for anything and everything you'll find in the area. In fact, if you have a couple minutes to spare, it's worth stopping in, grabbing a drink, and treating the spot like a museum/local store. From tshirts, to hiking gear, to small local products, cacti and more, there's a little something for everyone, Protip: visit them at sunrise for an unrivaled majestic experience. :)

What a fun little spot!…read more Celebrated my wife's birthday with some glamping nearby and hit this joint on our way out of town. It's a fun mix of art studio meets gift shop meets outdoor store meets coffee shop meets restaurant. The vibe was something that would totally work even in the biggest city. My wife opted for the avocado toast, which was huge and piled high with all the goodness you'd expect. I opted for the breakfast burrito. The food was great, the salsa served with the burrito was so flavorful and not overly spicy. The food was maybe a little too expensive, but we're in the middle of nowhere, so I get it. Cannot complain one iota about the food or vibe. Some of y'all will probably roll your eyes for the reason for my one missing star. They don't have an espresso machine. I mean, call me a big city guy, but when I see a place advertising COFFEE, I assume they run the gamut: lattes, espressos, etc. Nope, this joint just offers black coffee, which disappointed my fru fru coffee drinking wife. Had to stop in Alpine for her fix. I'd be interested to know why they don't sell espresso drinks because I think they'd sell ... Overall: definitely worth a visit.