From El Paso, With Coffee
One of the best ways to experience El Paso is one cup at a time. Our city’s coffee shops reflect the heart of the borderland—warm, creative, locally owned, and full of character. Here, el café is more than just a beverage—it’s a moment to slow down and connect.
Whether you’re looking for a quiet spot to work, a cozy café to start your morning, or a place to soak in local culture, El Paso’s coffee scene has something for everyone. From specialty roasters and modern cafés with accompanying tasty food to neighborhood favorites with deep community roots, these spots showcase the flavors, people, and laid-back charm that make El Paso special.
This guide highlights some of the best local coffee shops around town, all loved by locals and worth a visit during your stay. Disfruta tu cafecito, explore the city, and don’t be shy about asking baristas for their favorite drink—you might just find your new go-to.
Viejo Coffee
Walkable from the Casita, Viejo Coffee prides itself on serving authentic El Paso coffee with a unique vibe that reflects our local culture and community spirit. Pick up a Coffee on the go! Directions & More.
Casa Cafetzin
Originally born in our sister city Cd. Juarez, MEX, Casa Cafetzin has quickly won the hearts of El Paso coffee lovers. Sit back and relax with your coffee in this cozy spot. Directions & More.
Savage Goods
Located in the historic neighborhood Sunset Heights, this cafe is going to blow your socks off, from the amazing cappuccino to the mouth watering bacon & egg burrito. Directions & More.
Mas y Menos
If you find yourself venturing to the Westside of town, make sure to add this casual modern coffee shop to your stops. They take pride in specialty coffee, but with the warm & welcoming El Paso vibe. Directions & More.
Steady Pace Coffee
One of the newest players in town, this coffee shop is establishing itself as a go to place for crafty coffee. Located in the historic Manhattan Heights district and across Guisse’s (Bakery). Directions & More.
Other Notables
These honorable mentions may not be listed in our "go-to's" above, but they’re favorites for a reason. From cozy neighborhood cafés to underrated gems, they’re ideal for a quiet morning, a casual work session, or simply trying something new.
Brewnergy Coffee
Cafe Con Leche
Bravo Coffee
787 Coffee
2Ten Coffee Roasters
Bakeries
While not traditional cafés, these Mexican style bakeries are local favorites for sweet and savory baked goods or as we call it, Pan Dulce. They’re perfect for picking up something delicious to pair with your coffee before heading out for the day.
Bowie Bakery
Established (1951) in El Paso’s oldest neighborhood, Segundo Barrio, Bowie Bakery is a renowned staple for traditional Mexican Pan Dulce (sweet bread). Directions & More.
Gussie's
Famous for its “Tamales”, Gussie’s needs to be on your list for tasty sweet bread or tamales. Don’t let the long lines wrapping around their building discourage you, its worth the wait! Pro Tip: Pick up a coffee across the street at Steady Pace Coffee to accompany your Pan Dulce. Directions & More.