Bravo coffee house

The owner and chef were so nice and caring. You can tell that everything here is made with love. My favorite was the french toast and the matcha lava cake. Will definitely be back!:)

Absolute hidden gem that I’m really glad I stumbled upon. I had the bravo toast which was phenomenal. Fresh produce and great food quality. Great flat white also. The atmosphere was industrial and cool and the staff were really kind and helpful. Cannot wait to return to El Paso and come back to this spot :)

Amazing experience at Bravo Coffee! The place is beautiful and has such a great vibe. The food was really good! we ordered the chilaquiles verdes and the chilaquiles de mole, and both were absolutely delicious. The coffee is also excellent; we had a cappuccino and it was perfect. On top of that, the staff is super friendly and welcoming. Definitely a spot I’ll be coming back to!

Bravo Coffee House is exactly what you hope to find and rarely do. The place is clean, neat, and welcoming, the staff genuinely friendly without feeling forced, I don't know if they were the owners, or the owner and staff, or all just staff, but they are all super friendly and welcoming. People and locations like this make me love El Paso more and more every day. The food is flat-out delicious. Prices are very reasonable, in fact, Of day their cheap, especially for the quality. It’s the kind of spot that makes you slow down, enjoy your coffee, and plan your next visit before you even leave. If I could, I'd franchise this place, it's worth it.

First time here, and will certainly come back! The atmosphere is perfect for a brunch date or study session. This place feels like out of a fall movie, perfect for the season. The staff is very welcoming and very helpful when you have questions. The enchiladas with queso Oaxaca and their rich red sauce was a must as it is the house special. The chilaquiles were very flavorful, with what seemed to be a tomatillo and lime sauce. The Berry espresso is a must for those of you who live off espresso. Their homemade syrup, like the multi flower syrup, are definitely made with a hit of the homeland. The flavors they have available are mesquite, simple syrup, vanilla, and lavender. Because our visit was on the Dia de los muertos this is a must mention, they made pan de Muerto in house. The pan was a true traditional flavor, baked beautifully and fluffy, if you are someone that wanted something extra they were adding your choice of Nutella and cream or cream cheese and berries. We decided to go wild at the shop and order the Nutella and cream cheese, but we did take a traditional one home. Add this to your local coffee shop rotation!