My husband and I stopped in Marathon for some breakfast on our way to Big Bend and the food/ coffee…read morewas worth the 30 min drive from our overnight stop in Alpine, TX! I got a Ham, Egg and Cheese Croissant and my husband got an Egg Sandwich. Both breakfast sandwiches tasted great! We also both got coffees that hit the spot! We're pretty plain re: coffees. We get either black cold brews or black iced coffees. We're just looking for the extra caffeine which V6 nailed!! Service was great- the employee we interacted with was so kind and personable! The shop itself was too cute and loved the decor around! One of our fav parts?! There was a cafe cat that was way too sweet!

I was visiting Big Bend National Park and visited here over the two days I was there... so happy…read morefor this place! First off, the address directions via GPS were not correct, it's actually a block down from where GPS leads you... so, after circling around a couple of times, I finally found it. It was worth the effort... I had both the Mexican hot chocolate and the matcha. Very yummy, and just the energy I needed early in the morning for the drives to Big Bend NP and back to Amarillo, respectively. A friend got the yogurt and fruit and found it very filling with a side of breakfast potatoes. On both days I got a burrito. They added avocado and sour cream which gave just the right touch to an already delicious burrito. The staff was so friendly and answered questions about menu items and customizing options. The house kitty was also very friendly. The cafe is small, but there was no problem with seating early in the morning. The artwork on the walls is interesting and western in theme. Everything was warm, clean and inviting. This is definitely the place to stop when you're in the area.

Our favorite coffee stop in Alpine. The coffee is so great here that we have to stop at least once…read moreevery time we visit. The service is great. The wait is never long and it's easy to get to. The ambiance is determined by the weather. It's a coffee trailer so there isn't any seating unless you include your car.

Love this spot! Delicious coffee with unique options. I got the iced cubana, and the owner is super…read morekind and helpful! Will be back :)

My coffee brain said don't leave Marfa without stopping at Big Bend Coffee Roasters…read more So I dropped in on 2.17.2025. The entrances are a bit strange. The far west end where I thought I needed to go was closed. Another door - maybe two - led to employee-only or FedEx or maybe UPS-only areas. Eventually through the fish aquarium-like entrance I saw displays and what seemed like a menu. No one was up front in the surprisingly dusty, dirty room. Or was that ground coffee powder? Lol. After milling around a moment looking at the flavors, I finally saw a doorbell to ring for service on the dang table. I settled on a Vienna roast called "Dark Skies" ($14 per 1-lb. bag) that is rich and smooth just like the packaging says... I tried it today. The nice man who finally assisted me stated that I should try the Toddy blend next time. Love the coffee. Not sure about the setup.

While my wife and I were staying at the Gage Hotel in Marathon for our week-long Big Bend National…read morePark trip, the coffee we tried in our room and at the lobby in the morning were quite good. Even the decaf coffee I tried at night (for some reason, any amount of caffeine keeps me up at night nowadays so I refrain from drinking anything caffeinated after 3 PM or so) was equally good. When we saw that they were roasted by Big Bend Roasters, we made it a point to stop by during our brief stay in Marfa before the long drive back home. After a late lunch at The Water Stop, we checked Yelp and it indicated Big Bend Roasters will remain open until 3 PM. We got there at around 2:30 PM and saw "Closed" sign on a door. Thinking there must be a mistake, I opened another door and must've startled the guy in there in what looked like an area where they bag the beans. In any case he told us to come in via the other door with the "closed" sign. When we came in, we asked if they were closed and he just shrugged and asked us if we knew what we want. My wife told him about the coffee at the Gage Hotel and he knew exactly which ones we wanted. He went back into the room we initially saw him in and bagged the whole bean coffee we requested (2 1-lb bag of Bolivia Caranavi and Decaffeinated Mexico Chiapas). We were charged $13 for each bag! Looking at their website, they charge $15 per bag not including shipping...so glad we stopped by and bought coffee right there to get the discount. While I don't think we'll make the 6.5-hour drive just to buy coffee from them, perhaps we can ask friends visiting the area to stop by. We are now fans and currently savoring coffee from Big Bend Roasters while at home this foggy December morning...nothing like coffee made from freshly ground coffee beans poured from a French press!

Great food! Amazing and calming ambiance! Good for conversations with co workers, friends, family,…read morebrunch date or just a casual hang! Great and quick service!

$15 for a breakfast plate, which is two eggs, 13 cubes of uncooked, unseasoned potato, one slice of…read morebarely toasted bread, and two slices of bacon. I'll pass on the food next time. The coffee is quite good and the staff and helpful and friendly. They also have interesting books and local items for sale.

Awesome breakfast items. Awesome sandwiches for lunch. Get there a little early because they sell…read moreout. Friendly and quick. Grocery store has essentials and then some. Tables inside and out.

Popped in as we were out exploring and looking for a bite to eat…read more This spot is more than just a place to grab a sandwich but it's also a small grocery store that you can grab everything from a can of soup to a cold beer. The staff were very welcoming, greeting us as we came in. When deciding on a sandwich, you get to pick the bread, the meat, the veggies and the condiments so literally no two sandwiches could be alike. The sandwich also came with a side (we opted for the coleslaw and the fruit) and by far, it was a good little bite that held us over as we continued to explore the area. They have seating inside as well as outside and it's worth the stop and taking a peek inside.

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!

Elliot from Austin is offering hospitality like the old days - a friendly welcome and hot coffee…read moreeven before breakfast sammiches are selling off the shelves. Overjoyed to try their new eponymous Columbian roast - dark, toasty, and balanced surprisingly preferred in a cup of drip (rather than my usual Cappuccino). The large, chewy, salted chocolate chunk cookie (flaked salt - crunchy!) is an indulgent compliment and added sustenance for shopping 10/10 in-house Vintage.

Friendly reception & cool vibe. Hubby's drip was hot & strong. My breve latte was perfectly…read morebalanced. A quick sandwich & a scone rounded out our visit. Definitely recommend!

Lots of variety! A bit pricey, but for the big Bend area it is a great place to get anything last…read moreminute. You might have forgotten or to grab a quick bite to eat on your way out of the park. Customer service was awesome.!

One of the last places to stock up on groceries before heading into Big Bend National Park! I was…read moreglad we stopped in Marathon because it's got a lot of cool stuff on its "main st" style strip, and while the French Company Grocer isn't fancy, it is surprisingly well-stocked with pretty much anything you could think of wanting to bring with you while you're camping or "glamping" in this beautiful part of Texas! The staff were also super nice and helpful, and we couldn't resist getting some of their homemade cookies that were absolutely delicious. If they have the cherry cookies while you're there, grab one! Heck, grab five and enjoy one while you're strolling down the strip of unique shops, just make sure you finish before you head into the little art gallery and gift shop, which is also a must-see!