I've always seen the long lines at Dutch Bros and heard all the hype from friends, so I was pretty…read moreexcited to finally come across one in El Paso, Texas with barely any line (a nice change from what I usually see in California!). I went with the highly recommended Cocomo, but I swapped the chocolate milk for oat milk since I'm not a fan of overly sweet coffee drinks. The drink was good -- smooth and flavorful -- but not quite what I expected. I think it's one of those places that's a bit overhyped, though I can see why people who like sweeter drinks love it. While I was waiting, one of the customers suggested that next time I try it blended with an extra shot of espresso, which I'll definitely do since I like to really taste my coffee. Overall, I'd try Dutch Bros again -- especially when the line's short -- but it's not something I'd wait 20 cars deep for.

We went to go pick up an order and there was a car in front of us that was taking what we assumed…read more"a lot longer" to place an order with one of the baristas. About 10 minutes. And of course, there was a long line because of it. The dude finally pulls up to the window and he stays talking to the window barista for another 10 minutes. Then the jack a$$ just takes off without drinks. I asked the barista what had happened to the jerk in front of us, and she said, "oh he works here..." all casually this AH held up the line of patrons just so he can chit chat with his fellow employee's. They didn't seem to care about the wait. There were a lot of customers waiting. Garbage employees.

Great customer service! I got a soy latte amazing. Coffee is FRESH!!! I watched them throw out 2…read morehour old coffee so you know it's always fresh unlike Starbucks where it sits around for hours. I can't wait to try more.

Such a cute little spot in a strip of businesses! Unfortunately there is a lot of construction in…read morethe area making it a bit of a challenge to get to, but plenty of parking in the little strip mall area they are in! The guy working was super friendly and fun to talk to while he made my coffee and heated up my breakfast sandwich. I'd go back just for the vibes! The coffee was great; I had the brown sugar latte. I also had the breakfast sandwich - I do hope they will look at other options because the sandwich was the Jimmy Dean breakfast croissant. I am glad it was toasted and not just microwaved, but some fresher breakfast options would be nice! It'll be nice to see what other options are coming like the sign suggests! If you're in the area and want to try a local coffee spot, I recommend this location! Hope they get more Yelp reviews. They use/promote google reviews more though!

Maybe the real service was the friends we made along the way…read more There was a lady who "worked" here, but essentially just hid in the back the whole time. I waited a few minutes and then she came out and took my order. The coffee and croissant was okay, but nothing special. It was a premade chocolate croissant she microwaved and a Spanish latte. She then proceeded to go back to hiding in the back. A few customers came in and waited to be served, then left. I was the only person sitting in the front so someone even asked me if I worked here, to which I said "the employee is in the back." The decoration and interior was very pretty, it's a shame not a lot of people enjoyed it because they left before they could be served.

Vibes, coffee, and service are great:) I came here on a whim and everyone was so sweet and helpful!read more

SETTLING LA DISPUTA FOR MORNING FUEL…read more Located in the Stanton Hotel near historic San Jacinto Plaza lies the little coffee stand that could. Upon entering the modern double doors, Dispute Coffee takes up a little corner, nestled between a beautiful wall fixture and section of ultramodern, white interior decor. White walls, black majesty. They mirror the cup of black gold that they serve. Espressos, coffee, latte, cappuccinos with flavours ranging from lavender, hazelnut, vanilla, pumpkin spice (tis the season!), and coconut. Now, lets talk about la Disputa. Note: Syrups are not housemade, but nonetheless high quality. The DRINK: Lavender Iced Latte: BLESSINGS OF THE BEAN AND FLOWER Who would have thought to combine the robust, bold flavours of coffee with a sweet syrup singing the chorus of mountain flowers. From the Old World to our new modern world, the coffee bean and lavender leave scores of history on our taste buds. La Disputa coffee beans are bold and bittersweet with a mature earthiness. They are lightened by the mild and creamy milk and the floral and fragrant lavender syrup. You can taste their individual flavours as well as when they blend together to make a floral and slightly bittersweet creation. What is great is that the flavours work hand and hand, and never overwhelm the other. The coffee bean and lavender in sweet harmony. That is the key. My only concern was that the flavours fade quickly overtime with the ice, but all good things eventually come to an end (-1 star). The VERDICT: BITTERSWEET PARADISE In the heart of Downtown El Paso, there is a lot of history remains standing, but much of it fades over time. Businesses come and go, but the memories still persist in the ones who treasure them truly. But from the concrete jungle, who would have thought that flowers can grow, and new businesses sprout up from time to time to give birth to a new El Paso. Dispute Coffee brings a modern twist from the blessings and treasures of the Old World. Their coffees and espressos give us new hope for a better day. The Lavender Iced Latte is a bittersweet paradise that combines the bold and earthy La Disputa coffee bean with the sweet, floral essence of lavender. They work in harmony so that you can taste them well balanced. However, the ice fades the flavours over time. So ephemeral, like a fleeting kiss in a tragic romance that could have been paradise eternal. I will definitely come back to try the rest of their selections and hope they will have more flavours.

Please listen to the order, if someone orders half the sugar or less please do that…read more Consider a sign asking people to use headphones so you don't have all different people blasting their phone music

Wanted to like this place, buy they MICROWAVE their pastries and ruin them and their coffee drinks…read morehave 10 TIMES the sugar that a normal "sweet" drink has. Both went straight into the trash. They're definitely generating businesses for Diabetes and Cancer care in El Paso.

What a vibeeeeeere! A must stop location with a low key feel. My new favorite stop. Coffee biz is…read morelocated in an awesome brewery ? Say less. Don't forget to visit the vintage shop upstairs , you won't be disappointed.

During our drive cross country, my husband and I enjoy stopping at small coffee shops. I picked…read moreSynaxis because one of their drinks, the Houjica (spelling?), sounded so tasty. The short drive from the freeway was worth it. This drink is divine. The staff were super friendly and the ambiance was really cool. I would definitely come back again.

Superrrrr cute little coffee shop that was right across from our hotel in El Paso Texas. The server…read moreGaby was super sweet and knowledgeable! Made me her speciality drink The Blue Coconut Refresher so good I should have got a bigger size ‍!! Hubby got an iced coconut latte he loved it as well! The cheesecake with strawberry blueberry topping was delicious pretty sweet thought but yummy definitely come Check them out if you are in downtown El Paso

Tasty oatmilk latte in downtown El Paso. Served nice and hot, just the way I like it. Friendly…read morestaff. A good, non-chain option if you are in the area.

As a "latte connoisseur" the latte I had here is one I'm going to be daydreaming about for a while…read more I asked for an iced latte with jasmine syrup and it was nothing short of delightful. The espresso flavor was beautifully balanced by the floral syrup and both complimented each other really well (I was a little hesitant as I usually do lavender syrup), but truly, I'll have to be back ASAP for this drink again. The overall space of this coffee shop is cute too- the wall near the counter is adorned with framed art and has a quirky charm-- definitely a good place to get work done too!

This is the new best spot for coffee and tea snobs. These guys have a simple-ish menu with quality…read moreingredients, and they know how to wield them. I bought my husband a flat white, a coffee he originally drank in Australia and New Zealand, where they come from, and he said this was the best he's ever had. He went back for seconds that afternoon For my part, I tried an iced Oolong tea, and then came back for an unsweet Iced Matcha. Nothing disappointed, and every time we had questions or requests, they kindly supported them. I also REALLY love the vibe: very much El Paso, Texas-kitsch, replete with Hank Hill near the restrooms in the back (my husband noted that this was the closest they could get ol' Hank to the back alley). Really hoping these guys manage their money well, because barring anything else they have nowhere to go but up!