Small little family type business. Relaxing ambience prices were reasonable for the products. Was…read morelooking for something on the healthy side in the area and Acai bowls caught my interest. They were ready in a few minutes and tasted good. Everyone was friendly.

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

Super cute cafe serving coffee and drinks, cupcakes and baked goods, breakfast, and ice cream. We…read moreordered cold brew coffee and two breakfast sandwiches from the grab n go menu, to-go. Everything was delicious! Note, the sandwiches took about 7 minutes to heat up. Service was great, and we loved the retro decor! Great place to grab a drink or bite within walking distance of the Amtrak train station.

The locals recommended this place for breakfast. The service was very friendly. It is in an ice…read morecream shop so it has a lot of charm. The pancakes were good and the hubby enjoyed his sandwich. The food wasn't anything special but the shop is super cute so worth checking out!

We had our first full day ahead of us in Big Bend. To start it off right, we decided to come here…read morefor some food. The outside is cute and quaint. We even saw some roadrunners catching a break. Perhaps getting a coffee break too before the adventures ahead? Although the place is small (and it being the off season), there was still a line in the morning - a good sign! The kitchen, namely the grill, is right in front of you where you order. That being said, you can smell all of the delicious food being made fresh to order. That includes the jalapenos. When I ordered, I went ahead and got an iced coffee and the burrito mexicano. The coffee did the job. No complaints. The burrito was certainly a surprise. It has no meat but it makes up for it was plenty of flavor, namely through the jalapenos and avocado. In reality, it's such a simple burrito (eggs, tomato, and onions as well) that just packs a punch of flavor. Highly recommend!

I'm giving this coffee shop five stars for the simple fact when you order a breakfast item with no…read moreegg, they don't charge you for the eggs. Genius. This only makes sense given the fluctuating cost of eggs in this past year. This is my wishlist for all restaurants to follow. I also thought their salsa was exceptional, and I love the outdoor seating and setting that embraces the yeah it's hot, deal with it vibes.

Very cool spot. Love the vibe and BYOB! Cool art and swag for sale. Got the club sandwich and it…read moredid the trick!

One of the few places that are open in the morning. The doors to what might be Terlingua's more…read moremodern building open daily at 8:00am. We showed up early for our ride with Terlingua Stables, while we had some time to burn, we dropped by to grab some coffee. It looked like it opened slightly earlier the day prior, and the day we got there it was as if they were still getting ready at 8:20am. I was glad to have this place open during the Terlingua "slow" season. They had three types of drip available, and I tried one of their muffins. I think for the most part the other patrons in the shop/cafe. The menu has sandwiches, toasts, breakfast snacks. So, if you had time, at breakfast or lunch, food is an option. The staff were nice. The cafe and shop were clean. The shop had a variety of things for sale - cool gear, cool snacks, cool coffee, cool art. They have art for sale, and big art, small art... shirts with art on them. Liz picked up a light long sleeve shirt to cover her arms during our times outside. There's a cool painting of John Wayne outside the bathroom for about $1,200. There is a bigger but similar style mural of Willie Neslon in the main shop area. It looks real cool. They have African statues and masks from all over. In the cafe portion, you can find plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Liz enjoyed her coffee in the unusually cool and breezy July morning outside. Solid 3.5 and great place for coffee and art.