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  1. Hi! Someone in my Facebook group shared this site with us so I came to check it
    out. I’m definitely loving the coffee shop recs. Terrific blog and brilliant style and design.

  2. What a delightful write-up of the El Paso coffee scene! Your descriptions make it sound absolutely enticing. It’s refreshing to see these cafes embracing local cultural vibes infused into their brews. Could you share a bit more about the type of crowd that typically hangs out at these places? Also, when traveling through El Paso, are these cafes best visited during a certain season to truly savor what they have to offer? Thanks for making this playlist of coffee spots—it’s the perfect companion for anyone exploring the city’s coffee culture.

    1. Hi Isidoro, thanks for commenting! I think all seasons are great for these coffee shops. Fair warning: summer in El Paso is unrelentlessly hot, so places like Common Grounds and Viejo (that have really good cold coffee) might be a better bet if you’re traveling through the city in the summertime.

      Crowd check:
      – Vyable (usually students, lots of people studying or working)
      – Casa Cafetzin (locals looking to pick up breakfast and a lil’ coffee)
      – Viejo (locals, to-go orders)
      – Aaron & George’s Film Cafe (crowd skews older, but I think that’s because few people know about it)
      – Coffee Box (tourists visiting downtown)
      – Kaffa (friends and families looking to chat over a cup of coffee)
      – 2Ten (mix of everybody)

      Hope that helps! 😊

      Sincerely,
      Anshula

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