Always looking for good coffee when I travel and was so pleased with this cute little shop in Santa…read moreFe. Right off the main plaza, this is a little hole in the wall. No seating inside but some tables outside. Staff is super friendly and quick! Lots of classic coffee options and flavors, small bites like breads and fruit but not a full meal if that's what you're seeking. Had a latte and banana bread, both of which were delicious.

Service was good and I enjoyed my coffee. My wife hated hers it tasted like chai instead of coffee…read more I'm not sure if maybe it was the wrong drink. But we were the only ones in there. She didn't try it until we had already left the store so she didn't want to take it back.

A cool cafe that offers artsy vibes and great lattes. We stopped in several times over our stay in…read moreSanta Fe! So much so that we completed a punch card for a free coffee. Each day someone else was working the counter and every single person was inviting and friendly. We tried the iced caramel latte and iced brown sugar espresso. The caramel latte was our favorite. I did not stop in for food since even though the board mentioned gluten-free options, it seemed like the staff wasn't really informed about them. The cafe also hosts several events. I would highly recommend their coffee if you're in the area!

Cake's is the locals go-to spot, cuz we know what's really good around here!…read more The food is delicious, and they have everything you want no matter what your hunger level. Sometimes, my go to is one of their yummy pastries, but if I'm real hungry, I'll go for a breakfast burrito or a Panini with a side salad. The service is so good you leave feeling like an old friend of the staff. They are warm, engaging, and always happy to see you. The ambience is chill with plenty of places to sit and chat or work. There's good music playing in the background and great events going on throughout the week at various staggered times. The location is smack dab in downtown with a gorgeous view of the famous Seret and Sons from their large windows that let in tons of lovely natural light. There's also a cool bar area you could sit out and work from or chitchat with a friend. Thank you, Cake's Team! You are all amazing!

If I were a local, I would probably be here all the time, just relaxing in the cafe or browsing the…read morebooks. We need more bookstores like this in the world.

Great place to relax and read with a hot chocolate! They have a wide variety of books, including a…read moresmall section of books in Spanish as well as sections dedicated to local authors and Indigenous authors. The cafe is cute and has plenty of comfy seating areas. The barista and other staff are kind and the store and bathroom are clean. Great place to stop by in Santa Fe!

We came here based on the Yelp reviews and it's fantastic!…read more The outdoor area is just so pretty and peaceful. It's really great they also have artwork - inside and outside. We had the green chile. It was so delicious! Perfect little kick to it and tons of flavor. Stu is super friendly as is Segue (spell?). We will be back here to try other things for sure. Great, great lunch spot!

Absolutely epic Breakfast Burrito!! The most creative and delicious burrito, and I'm from San…read moreDiego, so I've had many burritos haha. The burrito's flour tortilla is so crispy, it's insane, convection oven baked with little salt crystals. The eggs are soft and fluffy, the bacon was thick and flavorful, the green hatch chile so tasty and enough in every bite, and it's cheesy-licious. You must go right now and eat this burrito!!! The staff are so nice too, they gave us samples of their soups (green chili stew was incredible!!, butternut squash was yummy with a little kick) and a treat for our dog. The outdoor patio is so relaxing with beautiful sculptures. The chef is expertly trained, you can tell with the quality of the food. Everyone seated around us seemed very happy with their soups, sandwiches and coffee drinks. A must visit in Santa Fe!!

It was a spontaneous decision to stop here to get some breakfast to go and it was a great decision…read more We got scrambled egg, ham & cheddar cheese on a croissant which was perfect. We got a plain bagel with the honey almond smear and the star of the show was the red chili bagel with sea salt and Sun dried tomato smear. They don't skimp on their servings. Even though we were taking it to go, while we waited we took in the eclectic decor. This place is in a converted home. There are a few tables inside and some outside. The staff and customers were friendly. Keep in mind there are only 2 parking spots, but Santa Fe is a walkable area. We could have walked from our Hilton Villa had we not been on our way. We would certainly come back.

The parking is a little confusing when you first pull in. If you pull in to the driveway and go…read morestraight, there are residences in the back. Probably not a good idea to park there. However if you pull in and make a quick left, there are two spaces available for the bakery. This is a cute little bakery with friendly staff. I got two everything bagels. They make the bagels on site. We were not very enamored with their bagels. They were rather bland without any spread. We would probably try another place next time we're in the area.

We tried Dolina this morning and it was AMAZING ‼ We had their quiche special - Swiss chard and…read moreloved it! It came with a salad and the portions were generous. The vibe of the place was inviting, and the staff was attentive. We will definitely be back!

Had an amazing lemon poppy seed muffin, but weren't able to stay for a full meal because the…read moreparking situation is TERRIBLE. The hubs dropped me off at the front to get in line while he looked for parking, and he just never found a spot. Maybe we will come back some day, but the parking challenge really put a damper on our opportunity to eat here.

Sadly I had a negative experience when I tried this cafe. I needed a place to do a zoom meeting for…read morework. Looked for coffee cafes nearby and found this one. The inside is dirty and uninviting but I was needing a place right away so I committed. The carrot cake looked really good so I asked the girl for a piece. She was very odd. She started at me as if she couldn't believe someone asked for the carrot cake. She said something I couldn't understand. My friend jumped in to help but she just looked at him too. So odd. Eventually she handed me a styrofoam container with carrot cake in it. I also ordered a small Americano. The Americano was good and the carrot cake was good, but it was a small piece and not worth $13! I asked for the Wi-Fi password, but the other girl working in the counter also kind of stared at me and shrugged her shoulders. I asked again she said "I don't know it" I tried to ask the other girl and she said"we don't know it because no one's ever asked for it before". I said, "but you're a coffee shop and the Wi-Fi is there for guests. We just need the password." And she shrugged her shoulders and walked away. I had to do my Zoom call on my phone walking down the sidewalk because I wasn't staying there.

Slipped inside because I couldn't feel my fingers. Ordered the honeybee (espresso with honey,…read morelavender, and steamed milk) and the very last pastry in the case--a blue corn lavender doughnut. The latte didn't do anything for me...it was overly sweet without really tasting of honey or lavender, and was too thick or something. The doughnut, however, was a different story. The blue cornmeal gave it a really nice texture--a bit crunchy, and the icing had actual lavender, not just flavoring. Best $2 I've spent today! They also have Hagen Daaz, for those who are into eating ice cream when it's 33° outside.

This place was so cute! My coworker recommended it to me and when I first heard the name, I was a…read morebit uncertain, imagining that this was some kind of coffeeshop with a crash murder theme...it wasn't until I clicked into their website that I realized crash murder business was something else! *No spoilers, check it out yourself! We tried a couple of different coffeeshops around Santa Fe, and this one was our favorite by far. I got the Murmuration of Starlings and it tasted just like the name! It was sweet without being too sweet and the rosemary, thyme and cardamom gave it a unique twist. This place is on the smaller side and there's not a whole lot of seating, although they do have a few outdoor spots. Our coffee orders also took a little bit to get, but we enjoyed that time reading their newspaper and coloring in their coloring book! Would definitely return here if I am in the area.

The coffee here is stellar! The service, not so much…read more We were in Santa Fe for a week and this is one of the spots I bookmarked in advance, since quality coffee is important to us. I also care about the vibe of a place, so the breakdown is 5-star coffee drinks, but ho-hum 3-star service, hence the 4-star review instead of the 5 I would've loved to have reported here. The place is a few blocks from where we stayed and was easy to walk to and find, knowing I'd be looking for a sign with a few animals on it and it may not be obvious to some that this business is a coffee shop. I ordered the Crash of Rhinos, which fits their clever theme. The drink was just sweet enough and unique and flavorful. However, when we walked in, there was no barista or anyone at the front to greet us; we didn't mind waiting a minute or two for someone to show up since it was clearly open and there were a couple customers inside (and duh, we were on vacation and not in a hurry). When the nose-ringed hipster-looking girl came around the corner I was disappointed that we were not greeted with a smile or a good morning, or "sorry to keep you waiting" kind of phrase. She took our order, made our drinks, and did not say thank you (I did, and tipped her $2. Why, I'm not sure). That was that. Hubs ordered the spicy mocha drink and it was a bit much; he decided it would be better iced or he'd try a different selection next time. Yes, there was a next time. Different barista, same kind of treatment. Still tipped just because I was a barista for many years and know this really helps supplement a worker's salary and encourage good communication with customers. This time I ordered the Murmuration of Starlings latte, which has rosemary, thyme, and cardamom notes. It was delicious but similar to the Crash of Rhinos drink. The third time we visited we entered through the Chocolate and Cashmere shop next door. I found it funny that the nose ring barista girl happened to be in that shop talking to the girl who worked there, but when we walked in, she quickly exited back to the coffee shop to sit with the other barista at a table in the coffee shop. The chocolate shop girl was so sweet and we even visited their location in the Plaza a day later and she was just as nice, even though that day we did not make a purchase. Overall I do recommend Crash Murder Business for their coffee drinks, but don't expect friendly service. (If you're looking for that, go to Iconik up the street!) Just because you work at a coffee shop and you have a cool haircut does not make you above others. Especially when small businesses work to please their customers and should encourage their return. Kind of a shame...but I would still go back for the coffee if I were ever in town again.