I was in Albuquerque for a business trip and ended up coming here three days in a row! I tried…read moresomething different every day -- the Cutbow Amorcita with an almond croissant, the Cutbow Trementina, and an oat milk latte with canela syrup. Everything was so good. I'm definitely a bit of a coffee snob, so the fact that I kept coming back says a lot. The staff was always friendly and pleasant, and I even bought a bag of beans to take home. Can't wait to try them!

First time visiting Cutbow Coffee Roasters, but I've been drinking coffee long enough to know the…read moredifference between good coffee and coffee that merely exists. This place definitely falls into the first category. This morning I went with the single origin Guatemala drip, and it was exactly what a solid cup of coffee should be. Smooth, rich, and balanced with a nice chocolate note that hangs around just long enough to make you take another sip. No bitterness. No burnt taste. Just a clean, well-roasted cup that says someone here actually cares about the beans. The shop itself has a personality, which I always appreciate. It's decorated with fishing lures, fish artwork, and sculptures scattered around the place. Naturally this leads to the obvious conclusion: the owner is either an avid fisherman... or coffee roasting is just the side hustle between trout expeditions. Either way, the theme works. The space feels relaxed, creative, and comfortable. The kind of place where you can sit with a cup and not feel rushed out the door. And speaking of doors, while I was there there was a steady flow of customers coming in and out. That's usually the universal coffee signal for yep, this place is doing something right. Bottom line: Great coffee, cool atmosphere, and a shop with enough character to keep things interesting. I'll definitely be back for another cup of that Guatemala.

Needed a pick me up before hitting the road, found this place and holy moly so so good! From the…read moremoment you walk in Trifecta you can smell the fresh coffee! They have an array of coffee and the service is absolutely phenomenal! Spoke with two baristas they were so informative and super welcoming! The coffee is really good as well. My husband got their regular drip coffee and he said it was very good, I got their iced brown sugar latte with 3 shots of espresso, so good and the right amount of caffeine. Definitely will be back, when we're back in Albuquerque.

First review of the year- yay! My friend wanted to try this place out, so we came yesterday around…read morenoon. There's seating indoors and outdoors. There were ornaments and chocolate truffles for sale and a wide variety of pastries and sweets. I got the pumpkin bread ($4.25) and a medium biscochito latte. My friend got the white chocolate cherry scone and a latte. For both of us, it came out to $19. Baristas were friendly. And while the biscochito latte was good, it wasn't quite as sweet as I had hoped. 2026 #1

What better way to pass the time at the Indian Motorcycle of Albuquerque Swap Meet than to have…read moredelicious waffles...or ice cream...or sandwiches?!? SO many delicious choices. Workers are super sweet and ready to answer any questions you may have. I landed on the Ham and Swiss sandwich with the churro waffle as my chosen side. Delicious is an understatement. And size is perfect. If you see them around town...please don't hesitate to stop by for a sweet treat.

I'm a sucker for a float. I've never tried an orange soda float. I liked! They even gave my dog a…read moretreat. Great service

Got a hot chai latte with oat milk, steamed extra hot. They did a good job actually steaming it…read moreextra hot. There was nobody inside so I was helped right away and my drink made right away with no wait

Spent some time here having a coffee and doing some work before hopping over to the Sunport for a…read moreflight back home. This is a small cafe in the lobby of a large hotel, though I don't think there is an actual hotel affiliation between the two, not even shared wifi. (They have their own) It's comfortable enough, but not a super large space. I found the booth just right for my work needs. Just one person working there, but friendly service, and they get to work on your coffee right away. They also have a few pastries and donuts. In full honestly, it would have been a 4 star experience, if not for an interaction I witnessed while there. An older woman came in for a basic coffee, nothing fancy. Sensing she may be in need, the worker offered her a donut, which she said she could not afford but he replied "it's on the house" which made her happy. As they were getting closer to closing, another man came in representing a local service that collects food for others in need as well, seemed like a scheduled pick up for the days leftover baked goods so they are not wasted. I highly respect places that participate in this kind of public service, and sustainable practices. To that end, it's gotta be a 5, and a place I would happily buy from again on my next trip.

We were in the Old Town area and figured we would stop in for a mid morning snack. There was a…read morelittle bit of a line, but it moved pretty quick. There are so many drinks to choose from, some bakery treats, and on weekend, Croffles (croissant dough waffles). Since it was Saturday I ordered the strawberry croffle and a cucumber sparking water, my husband tried one of the lattes. Everything was ready quick and tasted great. We found a spot to sit down and eat and enjoyed the coziness of the cafe. There are lots of blackbird decor items all over the shop. The courtyard was also so pretty. We would visit again!

Another amazing coffee shop!…read more Its in a hidden or tucked in corner of the old town area. The patio is beautiful with a ton of shade, beautiful flowers and trees. You can seat outside to enjoy the plants and the cute cat that roams around. You can also sit inside which is very picturesque and refreshing. It has a home like feel where you can enjoy a good conversation or get some work done. The staff were super friendly and welcoming. Their menu is super fun. I had their mazapan iced latte. It was delicious!! They also had pastries. I got a few stickers as well, as memory of my travels but also because they had really cool

Delicious cold brew and pastries (we had the apple fritter). A little confused when trying to find…read morethis place - it's in a store/coffee shop called "The Branch."

Bosque Coffee is not only the best Coffee I've tasted, its roasted locally right here in NM. I'm…read moreall about supporting small and local right know. This Coffee is made by some amazing people and they've put their heart and souls into making it just right. You can visit their Coffee shop or order online. If I may recommend their espresso roast, caramel creme and Pinon coffees, however they have a wide selection of delicious coffee to choose from. https://www.bosquecoffeeroasters.com/ Give it a try, you won't go back to your old Coffee. I promise!

This is an amazing little gem tucked away downtown. The pineapple danish was such a unique treat,…read moredelicate puff pastry. The Sandia Peak with oat milk and sugar-free vanilla was rally refreshing. The staff was kind, and willing to walk me through the menu as a first timer. The location was clean and there was a lot of parking available on a Friday morning. I had a work meeting and this location did not have music blasting or too much ambiance. I could have my meeting in peace with joyous food! 10/10 recommend

Stopped by this coffee shop after hearing that the owner's grandfather owns a coffee plantation in…read moreColombia, where they source their beans. Always love supporting small, local spots that have that kind of story behind them. I tried their Aztec Latte, one of their signature drinks made with espresso, sweetened condensed milk, and cinnamon. I was a little unsure at first since I'm not a big fan of cinnamon, but it ended up being super mild and creamy. We also got the Red Chili Mocha, which has espresso, milk, red chili, and chocolate. I expected more of a kick from the chili, but it was actually on the milder side as well. Since it was a little chilly in Albuquerque, we went for hot lattes, which definitely hit the spot. We split a couple of toasts too. The avocado toast came with hummus, avocado, and a drizzle of sriracha. I liked that the hummus was the base instead of just plain avocado. I think it added a nice creamy layer that worked perfectly with the sourdough and spice. The Caprese toast was classic: pesto, mozzarella, balsamic, and tomatoes. Also a solid choice. The vibe inside was really chill. People were working on laptops, chatting quietly, low music in the background. The walls had artwork from a local artist, which was a nice touch. The baristas were very friendly. Service was on point.

Finally made it in! It's been on the bucket list for a while…read more I got the Zia with white chocolate iced with oat milk! It was delicious! Perfect blend not too sweet and just the right amount of flavor! Service was kind and helpful with recommendations and helping my son pick a donut flavor. He got the cherry blossom donut and loved it. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating! We sat outside and it was perfect outside. Highly recommend and will be back again I want to try the Turkish latte next!

This is a 4.5 for me, and so far my favorite coffee shop in Albuquerque. They have fresh Breakfast…read moreburritos that are delicious and incredible fresh pastries! The coffee was so tasty I got 2, I got an iced honey latte and an iced brown sugar latte.The staff here works hard, js friendly and has an incredible operation of teamwork. This will be my go to in Albuquerque

Absolutely fantastic experience. The owner was extremely welcoming and kind, going out of her way…read moreto make my wife and I feel welcome in a new city. I had the steak quesadilla and it was made fresh with cheese, onions and chili peppers. Great flavor and quite filling. Wife had a turkey sandwich--also with chili peppers because New Mexico--and I had a bite and it was great. if you stop by here, you absolutely need to save room for dessert. There are a variety of sorbets and I had a bowl of Navajo Tea and Honey as well as the Green Chili Pear sorbet. My wife had the local prickly pear sorbet. You could not go wrong in either case. All 3 came to the party with that distinct New Mexico flavor of spice, sweet and--to quote the owner--magical goodness. Old Town ABQ doesn't have many great food options within walking distance, so this was definitely a diamond in the rough. If we ever visit again, I will make a point to stop by here.

First off, I was next-door and smelled the aroma of great food! The lady at the counter was awesome…read moreand customized my quesadilla order to my liking. The quesadilla was out of this world and very delicious! Highly recommended.

Great coffee, friendly staff, and an awesome atmosphere! A perfect spot to relax or meet up before…read morea ride. Highly recommend, and I'll definitely be coming back.

I love love love the atmosphere and vibes here but the food has taken a serious downhill turn over…read morethe last few years. As someone else mentioned, the veggies in the roasted veggie taco are those nasty large-cut premixed veggies that come in a frozen bag. (Kind of a bizarre choice for a restaurant that's literally on a farm.) My breakfast taco was bland and cold (the cheese wasn't even melted). The lemonade is watery and almost flavorless. The al pastor is chewy and the flavor is not al pastor. Also the line takes forever, and I think part of the reason is that they've moved the menu boards so you can only see them right before it's your turn to order. If people could look at them while they were waiting, I bet the line would move a lot faster. I really hope the business owners are reading these reviews and are open to feedback. I'm pretty loyal to this place but have gotten to the point where I'd rather eat before I get here...