Mas y Menos

I don't know what happened, but this morning was a nightmare we waited 30 minutes for our lattes. At first the person taking orders was also making drinks, but I guess the true barista didn't show up until 10am?We ordered food and finished our food before we got our lattes. We took a glass for water and there was no water in the communal jug, plus one of our "clean" glasses had an orange piece of food stuck on the side. Gross.We were overcharged by $5 due to not having the original food item we ordered being available. The girl at cash register said "okay I'll refund you!" but never took our card. We watched our bank statement have a pending for the overcharged amount. 20 minutes later we approach her again, she's like oh let me have your card and we inserted the card and the refund was given. That makes me think she wasn't planning on giving us our refund because initially she didn't even ask for our card. She just told us she would do it and then totally forgot about us. Really disappointed in the service.The avocado toast was tasteless. The chilaquiles were okay. My brown sugar latte was meh, I feel like I would have been better off ordering from 2ten or Starbucks tbh. On top of that, it was so hot inside, the AC isn't working well. It just wasn't pleasant to be there, the place was dirty, and the workers seemed understaffed and overwhelmed.

Stopped by in between meetings & had a nice, little, healthy snack. Great place to catch up on work!

Good food. Also, matcha drink was really good! So many places have really grainy matcha drinks but these were perfect! I added strawberry to my matcha and i would definitely come back for it! Nice relaxing ambiance. Sat outside and it was early enough to enjoy our meals and conversation with a nice breeze.

Coffee and food are well crafted with care, but the price for a latte, pint of beer, or sandwich is slightly more than expected without the justification compared to other local coffee shops & beer taprooms. The variety offered is a nice thought, but it's chaotic menu induces some confusion about what is the pricing difference for a single item (iced vs hot? Med vs Lrg?).They've started charging 10 cents per to go container, which isn't bothersome but portrays an image of penny pinching, giving the notion of a business struggling with rising rent costs, labor costs, and material costs. At nearly $7-8 per coffee you'd figure the plastic ware would be covered and profitable.

While I was back in town for the holidays, I came to Mas y Menos for a coffee date (gasp, I know) and I have to say this place has really turned around. Looking back, it's easy to see this establishment has really gotten it's flow and can churn out some great plates and drinks. I think what really stood out to me was how inviting the space was and probably one of the few spots in town, for a coffee shop, where it actually stays open fairly late.I saw folks here studying, hanging out with friends over wine, fellow coffee daters, and a little bit of everything. What's chill is that everyone was in their own space and you kinda zone out from everything around you. They not only offer coffee and tea, but they also have a solid beer tap wall (and wine if correct).When weather permits, take advantage of their enclosed outdoor patio space. I really appreciated how they brought out your coffee orders, etc. to your table. I'll be back.

Definitely the stereotypical local coffee house. Aloof baristas, wacky menu of specialty coffees and drinks, local art, nice seating areas, and way overpriced. It's fun. The coffee really is very good. I enjoy it on special occasions.

First time at this restaurant/cafe. Seemed a nice place for studying as multiple people were there with their laptops and they provided their wifi password at the front of the cash register. Initially, the cashier was friendly and we ordered two lattes (Pistachio latte on top of pic and lavender chai latte on bottom) as well as a turkey sandwich and spicy Italian panini which cost ~42 dollars in total without tip. We sat outside since it was a nice day and inside they had water provided. Here are the pros and cons: Pros: The lattes were delicious albeit a little sweet. I recommend the lavender chai latte with a little less syrup. The girl at the front was quick and our meals were filling and delicious. Especially the sauce on their turkey sandwich which almost made the bread taste like a crouton. Cons: Outside gets a little too sunny in some areas if you are going to stay there a long time. The chips that come with the sandwich are vinegar chips, which we enjoyed but it was unexpected. We realized we wanted to give an extra tip so we went back inside for a small box and to put more in the tip jar. Baristas in the back were talking while another customer waited and they were a little rude. Rolling their eyes when we asked for a box and when we asked if we leave our cups at the table or bring them in, the girl gestured to their bins in annoyance. After asking again, she told us to put it under the hidden cabinet area and left. Not quite sure why they changed their attitude so much, but we overheard something about a shift change. Either way, it made us leave on a more bitter note than intended. Overall, a good place to have coffee and food to study if you don't mind paying higher prices. Service seems to be a hit or miss. The atmosphere felt pretty chill.

Dirty silverware, super unfriendly overwhelmed staff annoyed when a clean fork is requested. Asked two baristas for new fork...zero responsiveness. Ended up sending my already cold egg sandwich back for credit. No reason for us to return to this place.

Perfect hang out spot . Great for being solo, meeting with friends, and even felt comfortable with my kids. Coffee and food have been good everytime I've been.

This is one of our favorite coffee shops and since we live close by we visit here almost every week (if not more)! We think their coffee is the best in EP, we love the atmosphere and the food is so good! Great place to just hang out and talk!!!