BLDG 6 COFFEE ROASTERS — Restaurant in El Paso

My mom and I drove quite a way .. our love for coffee brought us here with the excitement of it being a roastology. I started to make a TikTok ready to share the vibes—it was not a vibe. The service was unfriendly and took me by surprise. Her Ethiopia was amazing though, very delicious. She got fairly busy and worked alone .. so my iced latte (which I hadn’t known came in one size and I guess due to my lack of not looking deeply at the menu) I didn’t really enjoy. I had waited until she was no longer busy to ask to switch it out bc I couldn’t drink it enjoyably and because of that I deff couldn’t finish the size I was given. But, the unfriendly service kind of continued and it was a hard NO that I wasn’t getting a new one .. oh well. I guess it was my fault? Wasn’t...

Went there to buy coffee beans, as I heard great things about this place. And I won't deny that the service and the place are great. However, this was my first time and I bought the Colombia version of beans and they taste awful. Probably the most I have paid for horrible quality of beans. The package says it's "medium roast" but the beans looked pretty dark and oily. And even then, I grinded the coffee and prepared a cup of joe and it's like I'm drinking acid or licking a battery. Really horrible experience. I have been preparing this coffee for over a week just for the caffeine kick every morning and to feel like I didn't waste my money but the coffee itself tastes bad. Hopefully this is only my experience. I'm not sure I'm coming back, at least not for the...

Premise I'm a coffee snob. I make my own chemex and V60 pour overs at home on the guidance of some of the top rated coffee shops in the country. I also have my own espresso maker. So having said that BLDG 6 has some pretty good coffee I do prefer their pour overs over their lattes. They have pretty good taste and props on roasting their own coffee and having quality coffee at that. My issue is with the latte as the ones I've had have had the milk over heated and it takes away from the taste of the espresso. I meant to go back and ask what they heated their milk to but judging from the taste I would say it was upwards of 160 degrees. It wasn't bad but I could have been better. Still a great place for being in El Paso who isn't known for their...