
The coffee bar
A house espresso blend, condensed-milk lecheros, honey-and-cinnamon miel lattes and an Earl Grey matcha regulars keep reordering.
A little house on Pecan with a red bus out front: lecheros, matcha and miel lattes up front, a thrift and a photo studio inside, and picnic tables under the trees.
Most people stop for a lechero and leave with a vintage find, a photo session on the calendar, or another hour at the picnic tables. That's the whole idea.

A house espresso blend, condensed-milk lecheros, honey-and-cinnamon miel lattes and an Earl Grey matcha regulars keep reordering.

Racks of hand-picked pieces right next to your table. Browse while your drink is made, or come in just to dig.

A photo studio on site, plus the bus and the yard as a backdrop. Book a session and bring your coffee.

White walls, black frames, a neon that says what we're all here for, and a Southwestern Bell payphone with a tiny red bus parked on top. Bring a friend and lose track of time. People usually stay anywhere from fifteen minutes to an hour and a half.
Every review says the same thing about the staff: friendly, welcoming, and the coffee is worth the drive.
Shade trees, black picnic tables, hay bales and a red VW bus that has become everyone's photo spot. Some nights it's a stage.





From our Google reviews.
"Really cool place to hang out, and the service was amazing. 10/10."
Google review"Super nice atmosphere: coffee, pastries and customer service."
Google review"The coffee is so tasty, with a variety of options you won't be disappointed."
Google review