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Tierra Mia Lattes & Espresso Menu

Tierra Mia lattes are hand-pulled espresso drinks built around Latino flavors — the cinnamon-rich Horchata Latte, the chili-kissed Mocha Mexicano and the dessert-sweet Dulce de Leche Latte lead a 22-drink espresso bar that starts at just $2.95.

22 espresso drinks from $2.95 hot & iced 1 seasonal latte

Signature lattes

Horchata Latte$4.25
Mocha Mexicano$4.50
Dulce de Leche Latte$4.50
Cafecito Cubano Con Leche$3.95
Espresso$2.95
Espresso, pulled with a Latino accent
What makes a Tierra Mia latte

Espresso first, with a Latino soul

Every drink in this part of the Tierra Mia coffee menu begins the same way: a fresh shot of espresso pulled to order. What happens next is where Tierra Mia lattes part ways with a typical café — instead of defaulting to vanilla and caramel, the bar leans into flavors drawn from Mexican and Cuban coffee culture.

The Horchata Latte folds cinnamon-sweet rice-milk horchata into steamed milk and espresso. The Mocha Mexicano swaps plain cocoa for chocolate carrying a gentle chili warmth. The Cafecito Cubano pulls a short, sugar-kissed Cuban-style shot that drinks bolder than anything on a mainstream board.

Prices run from a $2.95 straight espresso up to roughly $4.95 for the most elaborate specialty lattes, with sizes and exact pricing varying a little by café.

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The drinks fans send first-timers to

Three signature Tierra Mia lattes

Most ordered

Horchata Latte

The flagship. Traditional horchata — rice, cinnamon and vanilla — stirred into espresso and milk for a latte that tastes like a spiced-cinnamon dessert but still pulls a full caffeine load.

Bolder than a mocha

Mocha Mexicano

Mexican-style chocolate with a quiet chili-spice warmth on the finish. Richer and more complex than a standard mocha — sweet up front, gently spicy after.

Dessert in a cup

Dulce de Leche Latte

Caramelized milk melted into espresso. Buttery, deeply sweet and unmistakably Latin — the latte to order when you want coffee that doubles as dessert.

The full list

Tierra Mia latte prices — the complete espresso menu

All 22 espresso and coffee latte drinks with descriptions and 2026 prices. Espresso latte prices are café- and size-dependent ranges.

About the prices: compiled from publicly published Tierra Mia menu data (reviewed May 2026). Espresso drink prices are size and café ranges and may change — confirm at the counter.

Seasonal limited-time flavor

Two ways to read the menu

Classic lattes vs. specialty lattes

The Tierra Mia coffee menu splits cleanly into two camps. Knowing which is which makes ordering faster.

Classic

The espresso fundamentals

Espresso, Americano, the plain Latte, Cappuccino Italiano and Espresso Macchiato. These are coffee-forward, lightly sweet at most, and the cheapest drinks on the board — the $2.95–$4.25 range. Order here when you want the espresso itself to lead.

Specialty

The flavored signature lattes

Horchata, Mocha Mexicano, Dulce de Leche, Coco Loco, Pistachio, Lavender and the white-chocolate builds. These layer syrups and house flavors over espresso and sit a little higher, around $4.25–$4.95. Order here when you want the flavor to carry the cup.

Know your espresso drinks

A quick Tierra Mia espresso glossary

Cappuccino, macchiato, cortado-style cafecito — the names blur together. Here is what each actually means at the Tierra Mia espresso bar.

Espresso base

Latte

One or two espresso shots topped with a generous pour of steamed milk and a thin foam cap — the mildest, milkiest option.

Espresso base

Cappuccino Italiano

Roughly equal parts espresso, steamed milk and airy foam. Stronger coffee flavor than a latte and a lighter, drier texture.

Espresso base

Espresso Macchiato

A straight espresso shot “marked” with just a dab of foam. Tiny, intense and barely diluted — espresso with a soft edge.

Espresso base

Cafecito Cubano

A short, bold Cuban-style shot pulled with a touch of sugar. Order it Con Leche for milk, or NO Milk for the pure, syrupy original.

Temperature matters

Hot lattes vs. iced lattes

Most Tierra Mia lattes can be poured either way. The choice changes the drink more than people expect.

Ordered hot

Steamed milk rounds out the espresso and lifts the aromatics — cinnamon in the Horchata Latte and spice in the Mocha Mexicano read warmer and fuller. Hot is the better call for the cafecito drinks, where heat carries the boldness.

Ordered iced

Cold milk mutes sweetness slightly and makes the espresso taste crisper and more refreshing. The Cafecito Cubano Iced is a menu item in its own right, and the syrup-led specialty lattes hold their flavor well over ice on a warm Southern California afternoon.

Make it yours

Milk and customization options

A few small swaps reshape any Tierra Mia latte. These are the requests baristas hear most.

Lighter

Switch to oat milk

Oat milk makes any latte dairy-free and adds a natural, gentle sweetness that suits the Horchata and Dulce de Leche builds especially well.

Stronger

Add an extra shot

A third espresso shot boosts caffeine and coffee depth without making a flavored latte taste bitter.

Less sweet

Ask for fewer pumps

Request half the syrup on a specialty latte to let the espresso and the house flavor — cinnamon, chili, caramel — come through.

No sugar

Go sugar-free

The Sugar-Free Vanilla Latte is built in, and most flavored lattes can be ordered lighter on sweetener on request.

Decaf

Ask for decaf espresso

Most lattes can be pulled with decaf shots when you want the flavor and ritual without the caffeine.

Extra hot

Adjust the temperature

Request extra-hot or a touch cooler so the steamed milk lands exactly where you like it.

Calories & price

Tierra Mia latte calories at a glance

Estimated calorie counts beside each drink’s price. Useful for comparison — not official figures.

Estimates only: calorie figures are approximate, vary by size and milk choice, and are not official Tierra Mia data.
Latte / espresso drinkCalories (est.)Sugar (g)Price
Americano10–250–1$3.75–$4.00
Latte150–22012–18$3.95–$4.25
Cappuccino Italiano120–18010–14$3.95–$4.25
Horchata Latte250–32025–35$4.25–$4.95
Mocha Mexicano300–36035–40$4.50–$4.95
Dulce de Leche Latte320–38035–42$4.50–$4.95

The pattern is clear: the classic Americano and Cappuccino sit lightest, while the flavored signature lattes climb with their added syrups and house flavors. Choosing oat milk or fewer pumps trims the higher numbers noticeably.

Is it good value?

How Tierra Mia latte prices stack up

$2.95

Entry espresso

A straight espresso shot is the lowest-priced way onto the menu — well under national-chain pricing for the same drink.

$4.25

Typical signature latte

A flavored specialty latte like the Horchata Latte lands around $4.25 at the low end — competitive for a handcrafted, house-flavored drink.

$4.95

Top of the range

Even the most elaborate white-chocolate and pistachio builds cap near $4.95, keeping the whole espresso bar affordable.

Find your order

Which Tierra Mia latte is right for you?

The purist

Order an Espresso, Americano or Cappuccino Italiano — no syrup, all coffee, and the lightest tab on the board.

The flavor seeker

Go straight for the Horchata Latte, Mocha Mexicano or Coco Loco Latte — the drinks that make this menu distinctly Tierra Mia.

The sweet tooth

The Dulce de Leche Latte, Salted Caramel Latte or a white-chocolate build drink like dessert — coffee for anyone who loves it sweet.

Good to know

Espresso & Coffee Lattes — frequently asked questions

How much is a latte at Tierra Mia?
A plain Latte runs about $3.95 to $4.25 depending on size and café. Signature flavored lattes such as the Horchata Latte and Mocha Mexicano sit around $4.25 to $4.95, while a straight espresso is the cheapest drink at roughly $2.95.
What is the most popular Tierra Mia latte?
The Horchata Latte is the signature pick — cinnamon-sweet rice-milk horchata blended into espresso and milk. The Mocha Mexicano, with its gentle chili warmth, and the dessert-like Dulce de Leche Latte are close behind.
What is the difference between Mocha Mexicano and a regular mocha?
Mocha Mexicano is built on Mexican-style chocolate that carries a quiet chili-spice warmth on the finish, so it tastes bolder and more layered than a plain cocoa mocha — sweet up front, gently spicy after.
Can I order Tierra Mia lattes iced?
Yes. Most Tierra Mia lattes can be poured hot or iced, and the Cafecito Cubano Iced is a dedicated menu item. Iced lattes taste a little crisper and less sweet because cold milk mutes the syrup slightly.
What is a Cafecito Cubano at Tierra Mia?
Cafecito Cubano is a short, bold Cuban-style espresso pulled with a touch of sugar. Order it Con Leche to add milk for a smoother cup, or NO Milk for the pure, syrupy original.
Are Tierra Mia lattes available with dairy-free milk?
Many cafés can substitute oat milk on request, which makes a latte dairy-free and adds a soft natural sweetness. Confirm availability with the café, since stock varies by location.
How many calories are in a Tierra Mia latte?
A plain Latte is estimated around 150 to 220 calories, while flavored signature lattes climb higher — the Dulce de Leche Latte can reach roughly 320 to 380. An Americano is lightest at well under 30. These are estimates, not official figures.
Does Tierra Mia have a sugar-free latte option?
Yes. The Sugar-Free Vanilla Latte is on the menu by default, and most flavored lattes can be ordered with fewer syrup pumps if you want a lighter, less sweet cup.

Pick your latte before you go

Browse the full Tierra Mia coffee menu, compare latte prices and calories, and find the café nearest you.