6 Best Coffee Shops near Truth Or Consequences

“This is such a special space. Ingo couldn’t have been more generous or welcoming to our group. The beverages were delicious, there was plenty of space to lounge and chat, and Ingo even joined us for a while to tell us about all his work in the T or C community. The cafe seems like a wonderful gathering space for tourists and locals alike. Lots of art to enjoy (and create!) Thank you Ingo 🩷“

“I have not had a coffee from Mile Marker 7 Coffee, but I did buy a $6 gift coin here for my postal worker at Christmas time. The lady working the drive thru was helpful and explained their gift certificate minimum is $10, but I could buy the gift coin for $6.

Note: This place is drive thru only. There's no indoor or outdoor seating. You get your coffee here and go.“

“I attended Black Cat's Tea Party. Everything was great! The decor, the service. Loved the cool potions and hot brew of Chocolate Mint Tea. The Toadstool Skewers combined with Salami Rose were wickedly delicious! The homemade Chicken Salad was to die for. The Buttery Bisquits with fresh Blackberry Jam were magical. And the fresh-from-the-oven mini Blueberry Lavender Poptarts were my absolute favorite! Thank you Black Cat!“

“Best coffee I’ve ever had here!“

“Got variety dessert trays for a party. Huge hit! They've done other special orders for me too, really know their stuff! And the daily specials make me wish I could be there every time they're open! Never disappointed.“

“My friend and I came here in the summer. It was hot outside, but nicely cool in the hospital. We didn't have food; we just had drinks.

There's a small seating area next to the coffee shop (which is basically just a counter). It seemed like different people sat in the area to discuss hospital business while we were there, but we seemed to be the only ones hanging out. No one seemed to mind us being there and chatting.

I got am unsweetened iced tea and it was free! At the time, tea, regular coffee, and water were free. They do serve fancy drinks, and those drinks cost money.

The tea was good and cold. The barista was friendly and helpful. The atmosphere was only ok, but it was more spacious than most coffee shops in town, and no one seemed to care how long we stayed.“