Without Borders Global Corporation

I love the hospitality here. You can truly feel their passion for their mission, and it definitely makes a difference in the deliciousness of their food. I highly recommend this place!

I had a wonderful experience at the restaurant! The staff was incredibly friendly and genuinely wanted everyone to enjoy their visit. The food was delicious as well. This was my second time ordering the avocado toast, and it definitely deserved five stars!

The staff here is incredibly friendly! I absolutely love dining and drinking here, and I’ll definitely be back! My brother and I can’t get enough of this place! We both tried the steak bowl, and the meat was so tender; the entire bowl was bursting with flavor. I also tried the steak burrito, which essentially had the same delicious ingredients as the steak bowl wrapped in a crispy tortilla. They even offer a spinach tortilla if you prefer! My brother ordered the Brat-Rind sandwich the first time we visited, and I have to say, the combination of flavors in that sandwich was fantastic! We also really enjoyed their coffee, especially paired with their fries. I highly recommend asking for extra garlic sauce on the side for the fries!

This place was amazing! so tasty eating, friendly people and the best ursache! we have seen on yelp on the way to palm springs to grab a quick bite and this place had so great reviews! 100% of the proceeds go back to their mission and all the work they do is amazing: if they have the time, check it!

What do you do when you move to a new city? Go out exploring! Today I visited a local coffee shop in Moreno Valley called, Café for missions. It 's a faith based non profit/ministry/coffee shop, that provides opportunities and self sufficiency programs for orphans, widows, and underprivileged communities worldwide. They currently serve 5 borders: US, Guatemala, Israel, Mexico, and Honduras as well as do mission trips. They opened their doors in 2016 and have been growing ever since. I had the opportunity to meet Damaris or D who is the founder of Café for Missions as well as her daughter Cassidy and learn more about their story. Damaris shared their coffee, pastries, and food are made in house with fresh ingredients. As she put it, it 's made with love. Since it was a hot day and with their recommendation, I tried their Rosy Refresher, made with a speciality tea blend and their Cafe Coconut flan! They also have a beautiful outdoor seating area. They have items and goods that are handmade from guatemala and proceeds from the coffeeshop benefit their ministry and mission. If you 're looking for a local coffee shop check them out! Thank you Damaris and Cassidy for the warm welcome!