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

We had a great meal here. We went to the balloon festival in the morning, then did a Breaking Bad…read moreself guided thing afterwards. The Jesse Pinkman house is right around the corner from here! We ordered our food at the counter the. Went to sit in the covered outdoor area. The food was phenomenal. I had an BYO omelette that was massive and so good. Everyone else enjoyed their food too. Great little stop on Route 66!

I absolutely love this place. I've been here a handful of times now, and every visit has been a…read moregood one. The kids are happy, I'm happy, and honestly, that's a successful breakfast in my book. The only downside is the limited seating. It's a smaller location, so it can fill up quickly, especially during the breakfast rush. If you happen to come during a really busy time, you may have to wait a bit to find a table. That said, I don't think it takes away from the experience you just have to time it right. We usually come for breakfast since they're open for breakfast and lunch, and this time I tried the Grande burrito. And let me tell you, "Grande" is not an exaggeration. That is a LOT of food. I got the bacon-smothered burrito with red chile, and it was delicious. Unfortunately, I could not finish it. I do wish there was something between the Grande and Junior because the Grande is a serious commitment, and I'm not sure the Junior would be enough. I'll have to try it next time and find out. My daughter ordered the steak sandwich, which comes with an Angus sirloin steak on Texas toast. It looked a little wild when it came out, but she ate it and said it was delicious, so apparently the presentation was just part of the experience. My son got the sausage, egg and cheese biscuits. He ate the whole thing, so clearly he approved. His only complaint was that the biscuit kept falling apart, but considering he's a little kid, I'm going to blame that one on the user rather than the biscuit. The staff has always been friendly during our visits. On this particular morning, a gentleman came around several times to refill our house coffee, which I always appreciate. Good service and a full coffee cup go a long way. And if you're into pastries and coffee, they have plenty of options. I've tried their blueberry muffin, and it is divine. They also have different baked scones, and I've had their lattes and macchiatos, which have all been really good. I still need to come back during the lunch hours because there are several things I want to try. The hot beef sundae caught my attention, and the Philly also looked really good. There are so many different options that I feel like I could keep coming back and ordering something different every time. This is definitely the kind of place where you can stop in, grab something really good, enjoy a little coffee, and get on with your morning. It's casual, welcoming, and consistently good. Limited seating is really my only complaint. Otherwise, I've been here multiple times and have yet to leave disappointed. Definitely a must-try!

Cute & quaint cafe spot. So happy to have finally checked it out. Enzo was very welcoming and…read morefriendly upon entrance. First impression is great music and theme, a cozy escape that even my 7 yr old was very fond of. Enzo was very kind and patient with explaining the available drink & food options and will definitely return to try other drinks! We ordered a Hot Chocolate, Caffe Arancia, and Caffe Valrhona (made with fine imported french chocolate) which were ALL incredible delicious!The chocolate was so delicious and rich. The Hot Chocolate was well appreciated by my son & asks to go back again already. His pastries and sandwiches are also great tasting! Definitely recommend and will return.

What a lovely little spot in Old Town. My arancia latte was delicious; the orange syrup tasted…read moresuper fresh and the espresso was delicious. My husband had the mocha (made with Valrhona chocolate) and loved it. Like I said, the shop is tiny and seating is very limited, but the warm hospitality and high-quality coffee and treats are worth a stop. Thanks to Destiny and Caffe Enzo for arranging a wonderful time.

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!

This is an absolute must stop if you're in Albuquerque, New Mexico and you love coffee and…read morespecialty teas and treats. I always make it a point to stop here at least once or twice while I'm in town because it's one of the best spots for your morning caffeinated. It has a unique welcoming atmosphere themed towards fly fishing enthusiast. A beautiful set up with the roaster right at the front and center in a nice outdoor patio right off of Rio Grande Blvd. There's sample beans for display ranging from Costa Rica to Guatemala to Kenya to Papua New Guinea and beyond. Their pastries come from local Le Chantilly Fine Pastries. The raspberry tart was absolutely delectable. The staff is very friendly and accommodating, as well as knowledgeable about all the various products and procedures for roasting. Java lovers don't miss this spot!

Cute little hideaway in the Duran Central of Old Town, Albuquerque. Hip with great beverages, like…read morestrong matches, herbal teas, kombucha's by the glass or growler in a wide variety of snacks. Friendly staff with a clean welcoming outdoor patio area in the shade. One of the top spots for Cafe lovers in Albuquerque.

All I can say is bad customer service yall need to learn how to take some criticism if I come in to…read moretell you if you could help add some flavor to a drink don't get an attitude cause the drink you made tastes bad then to make me wait for another drink that I payed for even longer is crazy learn from this situation. Such a cool spot tho I really liked the location

LOVE the vibe in here. I had a horchata coffee, which was delicious. They had adorable stationery…read moregifts in the front. They had lots of food and drink options, salty, sweet, anything you could want. The courtyard around the back is the perfect place to work or hang out with a friend or two. I would go out of my way to stop here in Albuquerque again. They mastered the early-oughts-coffeeshop-JasonMraz thing.

We were in old town one day when it was, for some reason, really buzzing with a lot of people. We…read morewent into Santa Cecilia, and I asked a question, one that I did not have the answer to, of a woman behind the bar. Nobody was sitting at the bar. She was busy doing something and she looked up at me and gave me a very sarcastic answer which communicated to me something on the line of she thought I was stupid. Whatever she was thinking she definitely did not communicate that she had any regard for me at all as a customer. I clearly didn't know what her intention was, but it was clearly NOT well-intentioned. Needless to say, we didn't stay and, honestly have not thought of them since. I just came across them again because of Mia's review and with all of these great reviews I will talk to my partner and maybe we'll give this place another shot. I will say the ambience was quite inviting. Our first experience was several months ago so, just maybe I'm ready to give them a second chance. I'll let you know what happens.

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!

There's so many good coffee shops in Albuquerque, it took me a while to visit Zendo! But I am so…read moreglad I did. The atmosphere was calm and friendly and the iced Turkish latte I had was delicious. I saw on the menu that they have bagels from Sunday Bagels so I might have to remember that on a future visit. They had a few other drinks I am hoping to try.

While downtown today, I found myself craving a hot latte and turned to Yelp, which led me to The…read moreGrove Cafe & Market. The venue instantly charmed me with its classic American aesthetic recalling the sophisticated, welcoming cafe style I used to adore in Georgia. Arrival was effortlessly smooth with convenient parking positioned right out front, complemented by a lovely, breezy outdoor seating area that creates a delightful ambiance for an outdoor lunch. Stepping inside, the air is filled with the comforting aroma of fresh, high-quality coffee. The interior is spotlessly clean, pristine, and wonderfully organized, complete with a spectacular selection of artisanal breads and baked goods. The hospitality was top-tier from the start; the staff member who took my order was exceptionally warm, gracious, and attentive, setting a polished tone for the visit. To pair with my midday meal, I ordered my personal favorite a vanilla latte which arrived exquisitely crafted, smooth, and perfectly warm. For my main course, I selected the Prosciutto toast, which proved to be an absolute culinary triumph vibrant, wonderfully balanced, and executed with superb ingredient quality. Between the spotless environment, charming decor, divine espresso offerings, and stellar service, The Grove Cafe & Market earns full marks from me. A thoroughly marvelous spot I shall most certainly be returning

I wanted to love The Grove Cafe & Market in Albuquerque, but ultimately, the experience left a lot…read moreto be desired. To start with the positive: the space itself is really cool. It has a modern, bright, aesthetic vibe with marble-style tables, clean decor, and a great atmosphere to sit and hang out. Visually, it checks all the boxes for a trendy brunch spot. The staff were very kind and went out of their way to be helpful and attentive to all guests. Unfortunately, the food and value simply don't match the ambiance. We ordered two straightforward breakfast plates and iced coffees, and the bill came out to around $40--which feels way too expensive for what actually ends up on your plate. The first dish was a basic breakfast sandwich on an English muffin served with a small side ramekin of kale salad. While the presentation was neat, the sandwich itself was fairly standard and underwhelming for the price tag. The second plate was a traditional breakfast layout featuring scrambled eggs, toast, bacon, jam, and the same small kale side. The eggs were cooked fine and the bacon was crisp, but there was nothing unique or memorable about the flavors to justify charging high-end prices for staple breakfast ingredients.  All in all, while the aesthetic and atmosphere are definitely inviting, paying $40 for two plain breakfast plates leaves a sour taste. If you're looking for an impressive food experience to match the high price point, you might end up

Coffee stop on a brisk, cloudy morning in Albuquerque. I got the batch brew and a beautiful…read morechocolate iced donut. They had a nice looking pastry selection. Walkable to the ARRIVE hotel a couple blocks away. Lots of locals hanging out. You order at a counter in the back, and there's plenty of comfortable seating in the front. The fall drink menu looked really good, too. I do believe I also saw a case with warm breakfast burritos.

Well I actually didn't get any coffee here. We were looking for breakfast but they were all sold…read moreout BUT the guy working was so friendly and helpful, I had to write a review. 5-stars for kindness! It was cute inside and I am certain their coffee is super good.

This is a cool little place that is half market, half cafe…read more There is a great patio with trees and tables with umbrellas. There was live music outside when we arrived. Inside is a counter where you can order coffee, tea, and food. Go down the steps and they're is an area with tables and a fireplace. There are shelves with locally made lotions, pottery, and food items. There are coolers with fresh, organic produce and even some locally sourced meat. The menu has a lot of good choices. Between all of us, we ordered an enchilada plate (served with pinto beans and potatoes), biscuits and gravy, beef noodle soup, and a peach BLT. We all enjoyed our meals, with the exception of the biscuits and gravy, which were described as "just okay." My enchiladas were quite good. The servings were big, and the prices were great This is a great place if you need to be gluten m free. There are many GF choices on the menu.

Playing tourist for our friend's birthday on this lovely June Tuesday! Rode our bikes here which…read moreis always a bonus. I hadn't heard of this place before so it was definitely a shot in the dark. We hit a bullseye. Lunch menu consisted of New Mexican favorites, Posole and fry bread. Also, the salads look amazing. It's really cool because on the other side of the bar there's a tiny grocery store serving fresh produce as well as dry pintos, red chile pods and posole of course! Can't wait to come back again for some cocktails on the patio! If you haven't been here, I'd say it's a must!