Its going to be hard to top this place- if you're in town, visiting, and are looking for the best…read morecup of Joe, this is it. Look no further. (Coming from someone who's reviewed 57 coffee shops in 5+ states) We're calling it a Top 5 best cup of coffee. Last morning in town, and we wanted to try another spot, grateful (as always) to the yelp reviews that brought us here. Ordered the usual: decaf flat white with heavy cream. Appreciated that the staff spent a moment asking clarifying questions to ensure we were speaking the same coffee language. Waiting for our drinks, we peruse the shop- plenty to keep your eye busy and LOTS of personality to let you know THIS is the kind of place you want to your hard earned dollars to support. First sips of our drinks and it's robust and coffee forward. We LOVE when the coffee is strong enough to stand up to the heavy cream. I could tell within to sips that this would be the place I'll drop into, grab a flat white, and then head over to the library for a good quiet morning. The shop is just on the edge of the downtown plaza, minimal parking but more than enough space to grab your Joe and go. 5 stars, all the way!

There isn't much in the way of food however I had a matcha with hemp milk and local honey it was…read moreabsolutely delicious! The barista was kind and was very descriptive when I asked if hemp milk would be nice in my matcha. It is a bit of a smaller place with just a little bar and a bench for sitting out side, it is was nice and cool inside over all the ambiance was lovely. I'd highly recommend this place!

The vibe here is just so "Taos". It makes you want to be all artsy with the fun music and cool…read morevibes. The staff are the nicest people and then the other patrons enjoying their drinks while reading a good book or drawing pictures just felt so much like a place that I wanted to be. I judge coffee shops not by the taste of any fancy drinks, but the flavor of just a good cup of black coffee. The coffee here was delicious. With a nutty flavor and smooth finish. We also got burritos b/c when in NM, you get everything that is offered with hatch chile. They were made fresh.

The staff were extremely welcoming and pleasant. We jumped in for a quick breakfast and were…read morewelcomed by a nice atmosphere that made it feel very homey. The food was great and came with sizable portions. We enjoyed using the nice mugs and cute plates while we dined. I would recommend this to anyone local or visiting Taos.

We live in a neighboring state and have sampled dozens if not hundreds of 'local coffees'. We do…read morenot claim to be any kind of experts and rarely do we leave comments here. Taos Roasters has delightful coffee (we order from their webpage). What has made them an outstanding coffee experience is their Customer Service. In an era where kindness and light conversation before and during a sale are missing. My wife and I find Taos Roasters to not just have an excellent product but world class customer service as well. Thank You. :-)

A couple of excellent recommendations for this business. First the coffee. My partner Karen last…read moreFebruary brought back to our home in Austin, Texas their Organic Small Town Brown, a very tasty blend that I can highly recommend. Thinking to return to the New Mexico mountains, at least in spirit, in order to escape this south central Texas heat wave I order some of these beans through their website. The beans arrived but there was a small misunderstanding as to what was ordered, nothing too serious but something I thought they should at least know about. By chance when I called I caught Liz who I believe is at least a manager if not the owner. She was extremely amicable and appreciated my reaching out. Today in my mailbox were more beans, a small thank you. This goes beyond customer relations and has made Karen and I customers for life. Small town, small business, great folks. Again, excellent. Give them your business. J Blake Tollett-Austin

We got meet Elizabeth through mutual friends and learned that she was the owner of this business so…read moreon the morning we left town after a wonderful weekend of Skiing and Reuniting with Friends, we stopped in to grab a cup of coffee for the road. We were Blown away at the flavor of her coffee and pastries!!!! They were Amazing and Perfect ! We Highly Recommend this place for Gourmet Coffee and Pastries ! Also check out Dairy Bar which is hers as well

Cute, local coffee shop with house made syrups. I got the Vanilla, Lavender Americano and it was…read moredelicious! They did not hold back on the flavor!

Very friendly, fast & efficient young person…read more The trio of chocolates were out of this world, 1 passion fruit, Mexican, and coffee ganache. I want more. No seats inside but lots of treats.

This chocolatier located in the heart of Taos is something I wish had existed in the very…read moreneighborhood in Denver. Adorable (well, everything is adorable in Taos; it's the southwestern charm for sure!) but it's more than what its appearance says it all. You have to try their products and see for yourself. What I got me were a few bon bons and a chocolate torte (the whiskey kind). -Miso Caramel: is shaped like a mushroom. Even if you might not be a fan of miso based (everything), you should try these bon bons anyway as they don't taste like miso at all. I was quite shocked with this myself (well, I like miso soup; miso taste doesn't bother me at all. Even so, Miso chocolate candy was something I didn't know what to expect out of. That is why I am saying that I was surprised by it.) -New Mexico , Spicy: was also surprising. The kick in these tiny pieces was quite mighty and yet it was tolerable. -Whisky Torte: All sorts of organic ingredients are used to make these delightful tortes. Tortes tend to be a lot heavier than traditional cakes as their texture is that of fudge. And yet, that shouldn't be a reason for you to steer clear from it as this chocolatier perfected the torte in a way that it will not be too rich or heavy for your taste or stomach. At least that is what I thought when I tasted it. Another must-try item on their menu offerings. For its interior, it's mostly and simply grey on walls but this emits the "chicness" that doesn't overshadow the theme of its business. You should also pay attention to the ceilings and the floors. A careful attention to entertain the guests' eyes is seen throughout. Service was good. I first went here late in the afternoon (close to its closing time). I quickly glanced at each section of the store inside. The kind gentleman upfront wanted to assist me but after asking him if it was open tomorrow (it would be Sunday), he said yes to which I gave him my promise that I would be back tomorrow. The same man assisted me when I was back the very next day to make a purchase. Not sure if he remembered me or not. It's not chocolate bon bons or tortes you can enjoy at this store. The café offers tasting trios, mocha, chocolate mouse, ice cream, affogato, hot chocolate, and espresso and so on. This is a haven for chocolate fanatics.

Manzanita Market was a godsend for us while we were in Taos. My wife has several food allergies, so…read moretraditional New Mexican cuisine is very difficult if not impossible for her. We came here on the first full day in Taos after a recommendation from a local shop owner. The avocado toast with a sorrel paste was extremely tasty. The avocado was creamy, the sourdough toast was perfectly toasted and the sorrel paste gave the dish a spark that made every bite a pleasure. The huevos rancheros were outstanding. The beans were perfectly cooked and seasoned. The green and red chile sauces were both on point and better than what I got at more well-known restaurants in town. The smoothies and chai masala were very creamy and tasty. Additionally, the vegan potato and corn chowder was a delicious lite lunch item. Very pleasant service as well. We came here every day and had terrific meals each time.

I had breakfast at Manzanita one morning. You line up at the counter to order and they bring your…read morefood to you when it was ready. There really was no organized line so it seemed like a free for all. The interior of the restaurant was quite loud so chose a table in the alley way. It was peacefull sitting at a little table under the umbrella. I got the bacon biscuit and my friend ordered the simple breakfast. The food came out separately so I started to eat before she got her breakfast. It would have been better if our food had come out together. I would definitely go back for the blue corn pancakes, they looked amazing.

Good coffee and pastries inside the Angel Fire Resort hotel. Service was always friendly and…read moreprompt. All the locals came here for their coffee. Nice place to sit down with some comfortable chairs.

These are some of the highest quality, creative, and delicious flavored tea blends that I've had…read morethe privilege of trying recently! Our hotel offered a variety of complementary tea.o.graphy blends in our room and I was seriously impressed by the flavor and after having a tisane and a cup of the Earl grey I was so impressed that I took the rest of the bags home with us. Each blend was flavorful and high quality. I really wanted to visit the tea shop on the day/evenign we were in Taos but unfortunately they were closed, so I didn't get to experience it in person. However, these teas were so good that I couldn't forget them, so I ordered a few small bags of various black tea blends for my birthday this year. The online ordering experience was seamless, the shipping was prompt and the teas were exactly as described. I tried Daily Moon, which is from their "Moon Unit" series and can best be described as a sort of smoky Earl Grey spinoff (including rose petals and orange peel in addition to the bergamot). The other tea I got was Forest Floor, which tastes as it describes and also includes Sichuan peppercorns, an ingenious addition that I never knew I was missing! I will definitely be ordering the large bag when I run out of this batch, and will definitely stop by the tea shop next time I'm in Taos.

If I could give this place negative stars I would…read more I was incredibly disappointed by my experience at Tea.o.graphy in Taos today. As someone who absolutely loves tea, I was genuinely excited to finally visit. I brought my son with me, expecting a welcoming local experience. When we walked in, my son and I were the only Hispanic customers in the shop. I normally don't think twice about that--my family has been in Taos for more than eight generations, and I've always considered this my hometown. After looking around, I walked to the register where I was clearly the only customer waiting to order. I stood there patiently for about five minutes without anyone acknowledging me. Then an older white gentleman walked up, almost behind the counter, and an employee immediately came over to help him. She never greeted me, never said, "I'll be with you in a moment," and never even acknowledged that I was standing there waiting. The gentleman and the employee had what appeared to be a familiar conversation while I continued standing at the counter. I finally mentioned that I had been waiting, but she didn't respond or acknowledge what I said. After their conversation ended, both of them walked away, leaving me standing there without ever being helped. My son and I left feeling invisible and unwelcome. Based on how we were treated, I left feeling that our ethnicity may have played a role in the way we were ignored. Whether or not that was the intention, that is how the experience came across, and it was deeply hurtful. We ended up going to Alley Cantina instead, where we were greeted immediately with kindness, seated right away, and even brought water as soon as we sat down. The difference in hospitality was night and day. I hate writing negative reviews, especially about a local business, but no customer should be made to feel invisible. I sincerely hope Tea.o.graphy reflects on how customers are welcomed and treated, because everyone deserves basic courtesy and respect.