2Ten Coffee Roasters is a cafe in Downtown, El Paso.
Editorially verified June 26, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 210 W Mills Ave, El Paso, TX 79901
Casa Cafetzin on North Mesa Street serves traditional Mexican coffee preparations including piloncillo latte and champurrado (chocolate-corn drink).
OrderPiloncillo latte or champurrado with churro
TipThe champurrado is a thick corn-chocolate drink; pair with the cinnamon churro for the full morning ritual.
District Coffee on Montana Avenue is El Paso's specialty coffee standout, sourcing rotating single-origin beans and serving careful pour-overs, flat.
OrderSingle-origin pour-over or the seasonal oat milk latte
TipThe pour-over menu rotates monthly by origin; ask the barista for the current tasting notes.
Viejo on North Stanton Street serves Mexican-inspired coffee: iced coffee in a plastic bag, horchata lattes, and colourful borderland murals throughout.
OrderIced coffee in a bag (traditional Mexican style) or the horchata latte
TipThe coffee-in-a-bag is an El Paso street tradition; Viejo offers the cleanest downtown version.
Casa Cafetzin on North Mesa Street serves traditional Mexican coffee preparations including piloncillo latte and champurrado (chocolate-corn drink).
OrderPiloncillo latte or champurrado with churro
TipThe champurrado is a thick corn-chocolate drink; pair with the cinnamon churro for the full morning ritual.
Salt and Honey Bakery Cafe on North Oregon Street serves all-day breakfast with house pastries, specialty lattes, braised brisket tacos, seasonal hot dishes.
OrderBraised brisket breakfast tacos or the latte with house pastry
TipCloses at 15:00; the brisket breakfast taco is the signature morning order.
Cafe Con Leche in Five Points on Wyoming Avenue serves pan dulce baked in-house and cafe de olla, the traditional Mexican cinnamon-spiced coffee, in a small.
OrderPan dulce assortment with a cafe de olla
TipCash preferred; the conchas and polvorones sell out by 10:00 on weekends.
District Coffee on Montana Avenue is El Paso's specialty coffee standout, sourcing rotating single-origin beans and serving careful pour-overs, flat.
OrderSingle-origin pour-over or the seasonal oat milk latte
TipThe pour-over menu rotates monthly by origin; ask the barista for the current tasting notes.
Viejo on North Stanton Street serves Mexican-inspired coffee: iced coffee in a plastic bag, horchata lattes, and colourful borderland murals throughout.
OrderIced coffee in a bag (traditional Mexican style) or the horchata latte
TipThe coffee-in-a-bag is an El Paso street tradition; Viejo offers the cleanest downtown version.
