Churro Vida

Fresh churros, cold horchata, good company.

Made by students, for students — Smith Building, 11 AM to 2 PM.

Made for the in-between moments

Between classes. Between meetings. Between chapters of your textbook. That's when we show up.

Fast Between Classes

You've got 15 minutes. We've got you. Grab your order and go, no waiting, no fuss.

Wallet-Friendly

Full churro + horchata combo for under $7. Because ramen budget shouldn't mean boring food. Comfort food shouldn't cost a fortune.

Comfort Food, Done Right

Freshly made churros every single day. Not reheated. Not frozen. Made by people who actually care — because this is our business too.

A Little Break in Your Day

Sometimes you just need five minutes of something sweet. Come for the churros, stay for the company. You've earned it.

Student-made,
from scratch.

Churro Vida started in a classroom. We're a team of 15+ BYU-Idaho students running a real business through the IBC entrepreneurship program, and "real" means all of it. Operations, marketing, HR, R&D, sales. Every churro you buy is the result of over a dozen students learning what it actually takes to build something from nothing.

We chose churros because they're honest food. No Pretense. No complicated backstory. Just something warm, sweet, and made with care, the kind of food that fits in your hand and feels like a small celebration on an ordinary Tuesday. Our Horchata recipe is genuine and soaks overnight because that's the kind of people we are.

If you've ever grabbed a churro from us and smiled walking back to class, that's the whole point. That moment is what we're building. One cinnamon-sugared afternoon at a time.

We're not hard to find — just follow the smell.

Smith Building, BYU-Idaho. Monday through Friday, no appointment needed. Just show up hungry.

Location

Smith Building

BYU-Idaho campus, Rexburg, ID

Hours

Monday – Friday · 11 AM – 3 PM

Weekdays only, during the semester

Payment

Cash & Card

We keep it simple

Program

IBC Entrepreneurship

Student-run, BYU-Idaho