Great little coffee place off I-10. I got ice cream and an expresso so yum…read more Husband got latte and a perfect homemade brownie Perfect place to sit and enjoy for a minute Clean bathrooms for travelers

Coffee was good , employees very unfriendly, 4 miles down the road cheap paper cup dissolved and…read morecoffee all over :( Cheap -unfriendly - Learn some simple Manners , small Conversation can go along way .

2/19/26: Drove there and it was 12:05 PM on a Thursday and it was closed yet the hours posted…read morestated it was open.

I was about halfway through my very tardy "Sixth Annual First Quarter Odyssey: 1-country/2-states,…read more09-23APR2023", and had just had a superb overnight at the outstanding High Country Lodge. I spent most of the previous day cycling East from amazing Quemada on US60, so a refreshing/regenerating overnight was essential. Obviously, I needed an equally refreshing/energizing start and this cafe--now named "Evetts" (formerly Espresso)--was the absolutely the BEST place to start! Besides unique/fresh/nutritious meals, I was almost shocked and delighted to learn that affogato was available. When biketouring/travelling, this is one of the greatest morning treats I've ever had--not only plenty of needed caffeine, and (¡probably unneeded!) sugar. I enjoyed other filling dishes before continuing my Eastern direction on US60 to SocorroNM. I didn't cycle away immediately--Magdalena is such an attractive/"unknown/undiscovered" community in which the history lives on with the structures restored/repurposed! The abandoned tracks have a great roadbed waiting for more full development/hiking-biking trail for use by locals and long-distance enthusiasts alike. ¡This is such a tremendous community, and I look forward to returning--I'll plan to stay at least TWO nights for a full experience! It definitely has my coveted "iWheel of Approval!" ¡Highly recommended'

I went there while I was a student at New Mexico Tech. Good food. Family run. Right in the middle…read moreof town just off the main drag.

was staying in town for some training and was looking for some good Mexican food. I stopped in for…read morelunch. Fast casual set up, I ordered at the counter first and then grabbed a seat. The staff was very nice. I tried newed things that I haven't had before. I got the tamales at the recommendation of the girl. I thought they were good. It came with rice and beans. I also got a sopapilla, which is a fried pastry. You can get them stuffed for a meal, which was the other thing I was considering. Since she recommended the tamales though I got the regular one which is sweet kind of like a dessert and came with honey. It was very good. Prices were great. All and all, I enjoyed it very much and would recommend a stop in. I would come back again.

3/24/2022 I'm very picky about food...and about customer service. This business has the BEST…read moreHONEY I've ever had. They used to come to AZ festivals, but since COVID I can order only online. Nevertheless their varietals are outstanding b/c they have so many different kinds--each with its own distinctive flavor. They also carry lip balm, loose tea, and candles. I ordered recently about 5 honeys. They shipped it so fast it arrived in only 3 days from NM in perfect condition with sufficient packing...and they ship to P.O. boxes with no breakage. Folks, it does not get any better than THIS PLACE if you want excellent raw honey!

Cutest little café!…read more We stopped at Kokopelli's Café on a road trip through Truth or Consequences, and I'm SO glad we did. The space is adorable--clean, cozy, and filled with Southwest charm. You can tell right away that a lot of love went into creating it. The food was incredible--I had the American and a giant cinnamon roll that tasted like they came straight out of a home kitchen (in the best way). The latte was one of the best I've had on the road--smooth, flavorful, and made just right. They also had Lotus energy drinks and other unique options for non-coffee drinkers. Service was top-notch. The woman working the counter was so kind and welcoming. You could tell she genuinely cared about every guest's experience, and it really made the visit feel personal. Whether you're camping nearby, headed to Elephant Butte Lake, or just passing through, this place is 100% worth the stop. I'll be back next time I'm in New Mexico!

Newest coffee shop/cafe in the area. 6:30-3 daily, closed Wednesday. Offering great coffee, tea,…read morehomemade quiche and fruit pie, breakfast sandwiches and a few other items. Lovely views from the patio, if you have a few minutes to sit and relax.

Great creative food. Lots of choices Reasonable prices. Cozy atmosphere Friendly staffread more

Great coffee, amazing baked goods, and you can tell everything is made with care. Perfect stop…read morepassing through town.

Turns out they close at noon not 2pm as yelp states so I didn't actually get to go inside sadly. I…read morepeered inside through the windows and it looks like a very cute place with a nice selection of books. I'm not sure what they serve coffee wise because I couldn't see the menu. Would've loved to have gotten a chance to go inside and really enjoy the place.

Stopped in today as we always like to check out the local bookstores when we visited new places…read more One side was inaccessible due to what appeared to be older folks sitting at tables that blocked the shelves. We bought a couple of coffees and left. This was a lot different experience than the first time I visited. I don't know that I would come back. Seems they catered to locals anyway.

Ingo is an amazing person and his coffee shop is a "must see" destination in TorC. The live music…read moreI've seen there has been great and mostly I love just having conversations with people or Ingo and having a coffee. This is a special place, just love it!

We had some refreshing lemonade, great conversation, comfy rest, and cute little gift shop!read more

Stayed overnight in Socorro and we wanted to find something local…read more This place is simple but very friendly, the beers are quite nice The food is great, they house make many of the items. Just a great experience. We would hang out there if we lived closer!

My wife, puppy and I stayed overnight in Socorro on our way home to Denver after visiting my Dad in…read moresouthern Arizona. After wandering around the enchanting plaza from the Spanish colonial period, with its very informative displays of local political history (on the north side) and local military history and tributes to fallen heroes (on the south side) we popped our heads into Baca House Brewery but were told they weren't serving alcohol that day, so we went to Box Canyon Brewing and asked if they were dog friendly. Their answer was "if your dog is friendly, we are dog friendly." So we say down and ordered a pint, and several customers came over to pet our then-6 month old husky mix pup. We each ordered a sandwich (I don't remember the specifics) and got a plain unseasoned hot dog without a roll for the doggo. The staff was very pleasant, and the customers were friendly and chatty. They had some very funny signs on the walls that made my wife and me laugh. We will happily return when staying overnight or passing through Socorro again.

We came here in 2022 and loved their food. When we came back to Ruidoso, eating here was mandatory…read moreon our to do list. 4 years later, the food did not disappoint. So glad we ate here again! Every one in our group order either a smoothy or power drink. We all liked what we ordered.

Ok this place is a little hole on the wall- full of DELICIOUS food and drinks…read more In my stay at Ruidoso I came to this cafe twice! The Bizcochito hot latte exceeded my expectations! Probably the best latte I've had ever. Staff is so sweet. The cafe itself get super packed but absolutely worth the wait in line. 10/10 come and get your day started here