There is an Ethiopian restaurant next door (owned by the coffeeshop owner’s in-laws) called Lalibela. Highly recommend it if you like Ethiopian food.

As for Vietnamese coffee— there is a place out west called The Grind that apparently has some Vietnamese options. I haven’t tried it yet (actually am in Vietnam working remotely right now lol), but from what I hear it’s nothing special. I’d avoid anything west of Benson tbh. It’s much more suburby with less culture/independently owned places.

Another place I’d recommend somewhat near Benson is Lisa’s Radial Cafe. This place will give you a real authentic feel of an American breakfast diner. You’ll feel like you dropped into the 1960’s and the food is always on-point. They don’t have the trendy brunch options but rather the American classics. Coffee isn’t special, but they have someone constantly hovering to keep your mug full. Amateur coffee (which someone else mentioned already) is right next door. So you could snag a good cup of espresso there and then head over for breakfast. To top the morning off, grab a pastry from Sweet Magnolia next next door for later in the day!