Stopped in for coffee during a road trip because I was getting insane highway hypnosis. They had a…read moreSouthern pecan dark roast and that was some tasty coffee!

I've had multiple disappointing experiences here due to consistently poor customer service. Most of…read morethe staff--including the owner--come across as rude and uninterested, as if customers are an inconvenience rather than the reason the business exists. One visit stood out in particular: while waiting in the drive-thru, the owner looked directly at us, then turned her back and left us sitting there for several minutes without any acknowledgment before eventually walking off. That kind of behavior is both frustrating and unprofessional. Unfortunately, coffee options in Socorro are limited, which is the only reason I've returned. I will say there is one employee who is consistently friendly and respectful--that's been the only bright spot. The drinks themselves can be good, but they're inconsistent; some days they're great, other times just mediocre. I hope management takes this feedback seriously, because the service side of this business needs significant improvement.

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'

Ingo has to be one of the nicest and most pleasant owners I've ever met. This coffee shop is such a…read moreunique local spot in T or C that is encouraged to visit to support their local business. It is no that you will feel a heartbeat of the local community. With great coffee to boot.

This place was so fun! The coffee was good, service was great and the vibes were immaculate. I was…read morevery impressed with the seating availability and my cold lavender latte was refreshing :D

Very cute place with friendly staff. My guy and I stopped by to try their Green Chile Corn Feta…read moreCheese Quiche. We were a bit disappointed by how small they were and they should've been hotter than it was. The quiche had a very nice flavor. HOWEVER, you only got all the ingredients in the very middle part of the quiche. The outer areas were bland and the crust itself was very dry. We did come by at the end of their shift, so maybe it's better first thing in the morning.

I love coming to Truth or Consequences and when I am in town, it's always an obligatory stop to the…read morebrewery and this place. Came in here on a Sunday morning and picked up a few quiches, a hot cherry pie, scone, lemon poppyseed muffin, banana bread and an iced coffee. Everything was divine and delicious! And this is mom and pop owned! This is a little slice of heaven and it's right in T or C!! Definitely stop in here when visiting, you won't regret it!

Texans here! We're staying down the street for the weekend and are very happy we stopped in for…read morebreakfast and coffee. For drinks we got the hot dulce de leche and iced latte with 2 pumps marshmallow. For food we got the chorizo, egg, cheese, papas burrito; bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich; and the cream pan strawberry pastry! All of it was great! Highly recommended the hot dulce de leche and cream pan strawberry pastry!! The service was quick and the employees were very nice. The fun stickers on the cups for cold drinks is a nice touch too!!

A very cute place. It is a must place to visit. Try the Cloud 9 drink, you won't be disappointed…read more Highly recommended.

Great place to visit and eat! Delicious food and friendly people. Loved the history of the place!read more

We've been here a few times passing through and it's typically really good food and service…read more However if you're ordering off the low carb menu, you have to say that exactly. All three of the items on that section of the menu are served with a salad, and are under the same name as some of the other sandwiches that they offer. My mom had ordered the southwest turkey, off the low carb menu, thinking that it would just come with a side salad, so she also ordered some of the soup of the day. Apparently she pointed to the low carb section on the menu while ordering, but didn't say it out loud. Idk, she probably messed up by not saying it. Anyways, when the waitress brought out the southwest turkey Sandwich, and not the low carb meal, mom realized that she'd accidentally ordered the wrong thing. Instead of saying "I didn't realize that you meant the low carb, I'm sorry," our waitress said "well that's not what you told me" and walked away to get our ticket. Then, she proceeded to say that it's not her job to ask if people wanted the low carb option or not, and that my mom should have told her in the first place. Only after realizing that she got a $2 tip, she finally said sorry and then began starting an ARGUMENT with my mother, who is a former waitress herself. In the end after my mom said have a great day, the waitress made a sarcastic comment about how great her day was going and we left. The food was good, aside from the overcooked burger that my dad had. But our waitress was incredibly rude, which is surprising for a little town like Datil. We probably won't be back after that experience. Maybe she was not having a great day, but that's no way to treat returning customers.

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.

Such a cute drive up place with nice employees and fast service. I honestly don't think you could…read morego wrong with anything you get here based on my one-time experience. I got The Dozer and my guy got Moo Cow (without coconut). We both really enjoyed our coffees! I'm not a big coffee drinker, but it sounded too good to resist and I was right! Such a nice treat on a hot day! Definitely stop by here if you get the chance!

We stopped by on our way from El Paso to Santa Fe and we were so glad we did. The staff was…read moreincredibly kind and patient while we placed our order, which we really appreciated. We tried a variety of items and our favorites were the chicken salad croissant, the sausage, egg, and cheese croissant, and the waffle. Everything was delicious. For drinks, we loved The Anna and The Paparazzi. We are not coffee drinkers, so it was great to see such a variety of non-coffee options. If you are in the area, definitely stop by and explore their menu. You will not be disappointed! :)

Excellent little coffee shop that we stopped in at while we were leaving town. It is a little…read moresmall, but has an upstairs with a couch and a few chairs - and the downstairs has some seating too. They have some amazing candles to buy and t shirts as well. The coffee was amazing! It was excellently brewed and had just enough sweetness to it. Will definitely be back!

The cafe reflects the local ambience. I ordered a latte, which was average. The extraction seemed…read moreoff and it tasted a bit sour, but overall it was acceptable.

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.