Roasted Here
Small batches roasted behind the cafe throughout the week.
Roasted at Mile 214
Good coffee is worth the stop.
Small-batch coffee, roadside breakfast, and a place to slow down before the next hundred miles.
Open daily outside Marfa, Texas
214
Worth the Stop
The stop you remember.
Mile Marker began inside a retired roadside service station with one espresso machine, a small roasting drum, and enough room for six travelers at a time. The building grew. The menu grew. The road stayed exactly where it was.
Served Early
Coffee, breakfast, and open doors before the desert heats up.
Made for Miles
Reliable blends built for thermoses, dashboards, camp mugs, and kitchen counters.
Whole Bean
Roasts for the road ahead.
Long Haul
Chocolate - Toasted Pecan - Molasses
A steady, full-bodied roast made for early departures and long stretches of highway.
$18
View CoffeeDesert Sunrise
Caramel - Orange - Almond
Balanced, bright, and easygoing - the house favorite at Mile 214.
$19
View CoffeeNight Drive
Cocoa - Brown Sugar - Black Cherry
A concentrated roast developed for espresso, moka pots, and late arrivals.
$20
View CoffeeCafe Menu
Road food. Real coffee.
Espresso, cold brew, roadside breakfast, fresh pastries, and a few drinks that only make sense this far from the city.
Road Specials
Only makes sense out here.
The Mile 214
Espresso, brown sugar, cinnamon, steamed milk, and a pinch of sea salt.
Desert Honey Latte
Local honey, espresso, vanilla, and orange zest.
Turquoise Cold Brew
Cold brew, vanilla cream, mineral salt, and sparkling water.
The Station
A service station with better fuel.
The pumps stopped running years ago. The coffee did not. Mile Marker Coffee preserves the bones of an old roadside station while giving travelers a reason to pull over again.
Next stop: Mile 214
Coffee, breakfast, shade, and questionable directions.