This business specializes in Italian style desserts which is exactly what I need for my upcoming…read moredinner party. Unfortunately they were not as authentic as I needed. The bombolini were tasty but a little greasy; the cannoli filling was watery and the shells were over fried. The orange cake was pretty.

Delicious, adorable AND local! This place does NOT disappoint! I've tried a handful of their…read moredesserts and all were delightful. If you want to WOW your guests with something beautiful yet delicious, try the Olive & Poppy cake. I ordered it for a birthday and quickly ordered another to give as a Christmas gift. The nutella cornetti are hands down my favorite (so far). Order extra because you won't want to share. All orders have been ready in 24 hours or less for pick up or delivery.

As a native San Diegan I had never heard of Michoacán style ice cream. I have heard of Tepotzlan…read morestyle and wondered if it might be similar. Today my husband and I walked into La Reina de Michoacán to try it out. I'm so happy that we did. The ice cream is DELICIOUS! I had a scoop of the Cajeta and my husband tried the Gansito. So good. The lady who waited on us was extremely friendly and even helped me with the pronunciation of Fresa LOL. The store is super cute. I would definitely come back to La Reina de Michoacán whenever I'm in El Paso!

This was my first time trying a Mexican style ice cream shop. I thought it was pretty good and…read morerefreshing. I ordered the fresas con crema with cheesecake bites. I think I should have refrained from the cheesecake pieces being added to it. The inside was okay and appeared clean. The waitress seemed friendly.

This cafe with plants! . The best thing about this cafe is the quiet!!!!! sensory friendly! . The…read morefood was very good, but a little pricey. Well worth the quiet relaxing atmosphere.

Lovely coffee shop, i visited recently on a day i had no Spectrum internet & desperately needed a…read moreplace to work remotely.. perfect find! You know it's a gem if the owner is actively greeting patrons by name! He seemed really engaged with all regulars, when it was my turn to order he made some nice recommendations and i enjoyed an almond cappuccino, avo toast w his home made salsita, and a white oreo cookie, yum. It was a little on the pricey side, bur it was a beautiful place, great coffee & pleasant environment.

Donuts were interesting and creative. The pineapple donut was very yummy. The inside was nice and…read morelots of space to sit. The place was empty and the service was a little slow. We had enough time but maybe don't stop in if you are trying to pop in and out.

This was a very creative and neat place to enjoy a coffee and baked goodies…read more We stopped by for an after brunch treat on a Sunday afternoon. Not a lot of traffic in the place, but certainly a steady flow of customers. From the moment you walk in you can see all the donuts, cookies, and pastry squares... and then you look at the wall... between the art and the awards, this place is great. My kids enjoyed the "Labubu" cookies, I enjoyed an amazing tasting lemon poppy original donut. I soaked it with a nitro cold brew with a green cream foam - called the Baby Yoda. It was really good. I enjoyed the visit. I noticed most of the folks enjoyed their experience here. It was chill, plenty of room, subtle music, it was chill. I'm looking forward to the next visit, the next coffee, and the next donut.

We went for breakfast on the weekend. They only had three menu items: chilaquiles, torta de…read morechilaquiles and molletes. We had the torta de chilaquiles with brisket and my mom ordered the mollete. The torta was surprisingly good, I am glad I ordered. The cafe the olla was really tasty, I would come back just for the coffee. We also had a guava pastry and a pan de muerto to go. The place has about 5 tables and a nice patio where you can chat over matcha or coffee. I recommend to stop by and give them a try.

Oh gosh. This was the best meal of our five day trip to Las Cruces, NM, Carlsbad, NM and ElPaso,…read moreTX. Sandwich bread is baked in-house along with all of the incredibly fresh pastries we also enjoyed. The cinnamon role had a gorgeous crust that hid a moist inside. Cream cheese frosting was perfection. Chiapas Nutella (neglected to snap a picture) was chocolatey, buttery, and topped with fresh pecans. The cream cake was a strawberry crepe masterpiece...layer upon layer of diced strawberries and an almost-savory cream cheese filling. We were warmly greeted and immediately seduced by the lovely scent of fresh baked pastries. While indoor space is limited with only three tables, covered seating out front provided a nice space. Friendly staff brought our drinks and food out to us. We will return to this lovely place.

Great customer service! The show case was on point. Amazing. Donuts are huge, fluffy and delicious…read more 5 total donuts. We ordered the creme brulee pumpkin spice donut the creme brulee topping was thin and crackly nice subtle pumpkin spice flavor. The strawberry fluffy and soft. Flavor was great. Chocolate choco donut was ok. Tiramisu filling was odd like clumpy. The donut dough itself was delicious. The maple pecan was delicious as well.

They have a limited variety of donuts but what they do have is very different from what many of the…read moreother donut shops have. First off they are large and in case you are wondering, yes, you can get a plain glazed donut if you want, but with all the fancy ones you may choose not to. So why only three stars you might be asking? First off the price and yes I realize these are an indulgence not your average donut but $4+ is a little steep. Secondly, the donuts I picked out all had pretty dry doughs. You can eat them without but a coffee to wash them down is a needed addition which I did not know at the time I bought them. I don't know if this is the case here or not but the dough texture reminded me a little of Hurt's Donuts where they bring in frozen pre-cooked, undecorated doughnuts, then just decorate them with the various toppings.

the food here is delicious. It is going to be one of my favorite spots in el Paso! thanks for…read moresupporting the vegans!

* parking * great service…read more* good bakery / pastries * coffee * food options Loved their poppyseed scone Inside seating was beautiful and there were plenty of space. I would definitely come again!

High functioning boba tea shop…read more.. We had a great time prepping to pick up the kids from school. We had some time to kill and stopped here at the location on Montana. Glad we did. The options are plenty. They have icy sweet milk teas, mixed fruit, single fruit teas, plushies and smoothies. They have snacks and souvenirs, too. The ambiance was very chill. They had pop country on, that gave that chill vibe. It was cool to just relax in their couches while sipping on some tea. At 3:30ish, the place is well lit and has plenty of places to sit, from loungers to high tops. If you look, you will see plenty of signs that encourage smiling :) The shop is part of a strip mall, that has its own lot. The staff was friendly and efficient at getting our drink and the folks that stopped by to pick up their boba. I recommend.

Cute boba tea! I had the guava slush with lychee. It was refreshing! I did have to mix it so I…read moredon't slurp all the lychee found on the bottom of the drink. The cup was super sturdy and cute, made from recycled plastic. They do Offer snacks like cheesecake and cake rolls but I didn't try them. Great hang out place for friends. The girl at the register was nice and checked on us.

I came here because a review called it a good study spot, and for once, the internet did not lie…read more I grabbed one of the booths with outlets underneath, which immediately earned points because apparently my laptop and I both need to be plugged in to function. There were plenty of outlets around, so no awkward hovering near a wall like a tech-dependent houseplant. I ordered a coconut latte with oat milk, and it was genuinely good. The booth was also dangerously comfortable with the cushioned bench situation. Very easy to convince yourself you're being productive when really you've just found a socially acceptable place to sit for three hours. Customer service was kind, low-key, and pleasantly quiet. The space stayed pretty peaceful most of the time, so if you need silence to study, this is a solid find. I personally need a little more background chaos to keep my brain entertained, but that is very much a me problem. I'd still come back for the latte, the outlets, and the suspiciously comfortable booth.

Alright spot for bites and drinks…read more I dropped by with a friend to catch up around 11:30am. Interior was small but bright and there's WiFi available and outlets, if you want to try and get a longer stay in. A downside is you'll definitely hear conversations from other groups with how tight the cafe is. Staff there was very relaxed, and it took quite a while for our order especially as only a single person was staffing the cafe. Luckily we weren't in a rush and it was a nice spot to hang out in. I got a strawberry coconut cloud and my friend got a coconut latte. My strawberry coconut cloud was chilled and refreshing. Vaguely strawberry at the top, and mostly a watery liquid on the bottom half. I don't think I would get it again. My friend's coconut latte was far better: latte with a coconut foam top and coconut bits. It worked well overall and tasted great. We shared a butter cake, which was doused in a honey like syrup and very one note (honey/sweet) but paired well with the drinks. I feel like I missed out on their star: the Yemeni selection. If I'm here again, I would definitely try their coffee instead.

Having recently moved to El Paso from Montréal, a city teeming with quality pastry shops…read more(especially french pâtisseries), I was on the lookout for a competent pastry shop here in town as soon as I landed. My first discovery was Belle Sucre, which, while struggling ever so slightly with actual french pastries (and french grammar, "sucre," a masculine noun, being "beau," not "belle"), excels at putting a french twist on american desserts. My second discovery was Orange Peel, a pastry shop that could stand toe-to-toe with Montreal's more eclectic (and less traditional) pastry shops (e.g., Pâtisserie Rhubarbe), were it to spontaneously relocate there. Inside this diminutive (but oh so quaint) pastry shop stands a refrigerated glass display filled with triple-threat confections that a) are simultaneously playful and homey in appearance, b) demonstrate exquisite texture (a feat made all the more surprising by the fact that many of the confections are gluten-free), and c) feature creatively combined and expertly balanced flavours that bring into play natural aromas and just enough sweetness. (Indeed, in a rare show of restraint for an american dessert establishment, sweetness is here kept on a leash, letting instead aromas come to the forefront of the flavour experience.) Although pastries on offer change regularly, they always come across as completely thought-through and carefully put-together, as if the recipes had been worked on and perfected over years. Indeed, there is an effortless quality to how the one single chef behind Orange Peel comes up with and executes new recipes, one that testifies to the extent of her pastry passion, knowledge, and skills. To top it all off, she is extremely friendly and always a joy to talk to and discuss her work with. Fortement recommandé!

Delicious cake that is equally beautiful! They are very responsive and worked with me to design a…read morecustom cake for my wife's birthday based off of her wedding dress. I could not be happier with the outcome and can't wait to order again.