Espresso Y Poco Mas

Absolutely delicious breakfast plates and coffee.
Super friendly service both times I was there.

My wife and I ate here a couple times. Coffee was good. The food was underwhelming and on the smaller side for the price. The $6-7 burritos are about a third the size of a Chipotle burrito (for comparison). Not a lot of flavor in the breakfast burrito, but their hand-made salsa is excellent, so that helped. I also had a chicken salad sandwich that just wasn't flavorful. I was going to consider giving them 3 stars, but upped it to 4 because the ambience and the view are fantastic. A nice, relaxed, open air atmosphere with a view of the Chisos Mountains in the background.

Food great. Customer service experience 0 stars. Straight up RUDE. Lady behind the register needs to find a new career path. Maybe this lady was having a bad morning or maybe just not a nice human. I give fair reviews and I will say the food was really good.

I will not be handing my hard earn coins to this establishment. I’ll remember how you treated me. You need a hug. Best of luck as I’m sure you will be fine but I’ll make sure people know before stepping into your place of business.

I really loved the the food and veiw but the younger lady taking my order definitely needs to work on customer service skills.

The Eggs Benedict and Mexican Burroto were to die for. The local people there made the experience that much more fun. The cashier nailed me and my friends names when our orders were ready which is a feet in and of itself. Very impressed!

I had the Reuben sandwich, its was $8 it came with some tortilla chips, not bad if it had any meat in it. Now I've never eaten a Sauerkraut sandwich but I'm guessing it would taste just like what I received here. Literally had 1 thin piece of meat. Definitely not worth the money. Don't waste your time or money with this place! I even stopped the girl taking orders and asked her if this is usually how the sandwiches came. I expressed my concern that the girl in the back with an obvious bad attitude is probably the one who made my food because, judging by the double take and the ugly look she gave me after noticing what was on my hat. (Political support)

My friend and I stayed in Terlingua Ghost Town for two nights, and we ate breakfast here both days. We loved the food and atmosphere of this place!! It has a nice, clean bathroom, and there's a nice view of the mountains in the distance. Also, a cute art gallery is just a hop, skip and a jump away.

Of the items we ordered, the breakfast burrito with avocado (soooooo good) and the French toast won out over the English muffin sandwich and waffle, but all of them were great! Both the drip coffee and iced coffee were excellent, and they also serve Mexican sodas.

This was the only place open at the time so there was a line. Ordered burritos & regular coffee which went a long way during the cold front those couple of days we were there. Great local spot! Really liked the big spacious patio & appreciated the patio heaters.

I took my wife and 3 young kids. Food was good that's it. The rudest staff I've ever encountered in the world. Literally, worse than anywhere I've been in the world. From the door way (without ever entering their building) I asked the first lady I saw, "can we seat ourselves on the patio." She rudley yelled at me for not wearing a mask. Then explained I could seat myself. I looked over to see 2 other staff members not wearing masks, and one with a mask under her nose. Once we worked that out, we ate a pretty decent breakfast/lunch. I was unaware that we bussed our own tables. The sign was real clear about masks, but nothing about picking up our dishes. As I was leaving I could hear 2 staff members making fun of my family while the other was slamming around chairs were we sat and throwing a fit. Whether you're in a big city or in the middle of nowhere, if you don't understand hospitality you have business running a restaurant. You are in the hospitality business and failed miserably today! The look the waitress gave me, and the commotion going on with others on staff was disgusting.

Was in Big Bend for the week of New Year's and I had the great luck to find really a good breakfast @ La Posada Milagro. Was in the Terlingua area for 4 days and 3 of those days I had a yummy breakfast burrito to start my day! Food was fresh, hot and delicious. Employees were friendly and efficient. View was awesome and outdoor seating felt a teeny bit like the wild, wild west ; ) I'll definitely come back here on my next visit! (Austin, TX)