The roasters writing the coffee scene in El Paso: who they are, where they source from and where to drink it.
The roasters writing the coffee scene in El Paso. who they are, where they source from, and where to drink the result.
2Ten Coffee Roasters on West Mills Avenue roasts small-batch Latin American single-origins on-site; pour-over, espresso, cold brew served in a creative space.
Order: House-roasted pour-over or the espresso tonic
Tip: The roasting schedule changes weekly; ask at the counter what was roasted that morning.
Casa Cafetzin on North Mesa Street sources beans directly from Oaxacan and Chiapan cooperatives, roasting to order and serving traditional Mexican coffee.
Order: Oaxacan drip coffee with piloncillo
Tip: The bean cooperative story is told on a chalkboard at the counter; ask about current origin partnerships.
BLDG 6 Coffee on James Watt Drive in east El Paso serves light-roast Ethiopian natural-process and Colombian washed coffees in a minimal specialty space.
Order: Ethiopian natural process pour-over or the vanilla cold foam latte
Tip: The cold brew nitro tap is available Friday through Sunday; the best afternoon drink on the east side.