With drinks that look like they were designed by stylists and flavors that punch like tropical sunrises, The Coffee Spot has turned every cup into a potential social media moment. Whether it's a drink that resembles a fashion editorial or one that tastes like a beach vacation, the goal is clear: stand out, delight, and be unforgettable.
Let’s break down the most viral drinks that have transformed The Coffee Spot from a local café at Solana Mall into an El Paso brand that’s redefining what coffee and energy drinks can be.
Forget energy drinks in a can. The Coffee Spot’s Red Bull Chargers are electrifying the local scene with their vibrant colors and even more vibrant taste.
They’re perfect for non-coffee drinkers who still want a fun, flavorful, and highly photogenic pick-me-up.
This drink needs no introduction. With its dreamy pastel swirls and cloud-like topping, the Strawberry Matcha with Coconut Cloud quickly became the café’s unofficial poster child.
This drink doesn’t just taste good—it’s pure content gold. It’s been featured in campaigns like “Flavors as Fashion”, where its aesthetic was reimagined as a couture dress.
While some drinks lean tropical or pastel, the Mocha Cappuccino is deep, rich, and mysterious.
Its fashion parody ad campaign made it go viral for being funny. The Coffee Spot imagined the drink as a “serious” fashion model—dramatic and moody, with wardrobe choices that looked like chocolate textures. It was absurd. And people loved it.
Behind the humor was a genuinely delicious drink that balanced espresso bitterness with chocolate creaminess. Think: sophisticated but not snobby.
This isn’t your average latte. With blackberry-infused cold foam and smooth coconut milk, this drink is one of the most original creations on the menu.
This one surprised everyone by becoming a fan favorite—especially among adventurous sippers and vegan customers.
On paper, this sounds wild. But in practice? It’s a hit.
This drink infuses cold brew coffee with pineapple and coconut flavors, blending bitter and sweet in a way that’s weirdly addictive.
The Piña Colada Cold Brew captures the café’s identity in one drink: playful, tropical, and coffee-forward.
Every drink is designed to look good on camera—layered, swirled, sprinkled, and thoughtfully garnished. This visual strategy ensures customers naturally want to share their order.
Red Bull in a coffee shop? Coconut clouds? Matcha mixed with strawberry? These drinks take risks, and in the content age, risks = attention.
From Puerto Rican-inspired ingredients to fashion parody campaigns that reflect pop culture, these drinks tap into stories, backgrounds, and aesthetics that resonate with a multicultural audience.
Whether it’s a model “wearing” a drink-inspired dress or a side-by-side coffee parody of a pop meme, the content around the drinks is as inventive as the recipes themselves.
Customers aren’t just ordering drinks—they’re becoming brand evangelists.
Local influencers drop by to try the latest flavor. Young creatives style their outfits to match the cup. Families come by for a photo and a sip. And teens share reels of their first taste of a coconut cloud.
It’s not just about flavor—it’s about feeling. The Coffee Spot creates drinks that invite conversation, storytelling, and repeat experiences.
All these drinks are available at The Coffee Spot, located inside Solana Mall in El Paso. It's just minutes from Sunland Park Mall and easily accessible for both locals and tourists.
Whether you’re there for a chill coffee run or ready to plan your next photoshoot with your bestie and your Red Bull Charger, you’ll find a place that feels like your favorite creative corner of the internet—only IRL.
The Coffee Spot’s viral drinks aren’t just about getting likes—they’re about changing the narrative around what coffee can be. Here, drinks become fashion statements. Lattes become memes. Energy drinks become emotional support beverages.
So whether you're team Mocha Cappuccino or can’t stop ordering Strawberry Matcha with Coconut Cloud, know this: every drink has a story—and you're part of it.