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!

One of my favorite coffee shops in ABQ because of how good the coffee is. My go-to is the iced Zia…read morelatte with chocolate and white chocolate. Every time I get it, it's good. Consistency is there! They have specialty teas, lattes, and plenty of add-on's like coffee ice-cubes and a variety of alternative milk options. They also offer food items like breakfast burritos and pastries. The ambiance is on the busier side because it's always packed and people are talking/working but I love the plants and vibes.

Ever since this Humble Coffee location opened, I've been coming here regularly. It's only a short…read morewalk away compared to their Lomas coffeehouse. I love the high ceilings and how the interior design is industrial minimalist. Their modern stadium style seating is welcoming and cozy. The various coffees are consistently good as are their baked goods which they usually source from various local bakeries. The service is decent. They rotate their baristas between their local coffeehouses which makes it fun and fresh for them and happy for us patrons. It's great that they are connected to/a part of 505 Central Food Hall because you can order food with your coffee and sit anywhere.

Very clean and bright! Great coffee! I had a cortado, hubby had a large latte. He had everything…read morebagels and gave me the green chili cream cheese to put on my breakfast burrito. Wasn't busy, we were in early, so very efficient service.

The owner here rocks. And the coffee rocks…read more Cute, eclectic, fun little shop. Friendly, hospitable, eager-to-please service. Delicious caffeine. Everything you want when stopping for a morning brew.

Found this spot after much research because my hubby loves espresso. There was a lot of magazines…read moreand newspapers to read. It had a very cozy homey feel. The owner was really nice. He takes his time to listen to how you like your coffee and takes the time until it comes out just the way you like it. My husband said it was a highlight to our trip to ABQ. It was reasonably priced and we definitely recommend coming if you're a coffee connoisseur! I definitely say if you come here, be patient and I hope you are not in a rush because its a one man show. 2 thumbs up from this Yelper! Tips: *Street parking. Metered. *Small indoor and outside seating. *Credit card accepted.

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.

Had a client suggest this place. It is amazing as soon as you walk in. Very high end coffee shop…read more Lots of great seating along with a very nice conference room. I tried the butter cream latte. We also had the Turkish coffee. Both were absolutely amazing. The staff was very friendly and helpful to suggest something.

After seeing this spot pop up on Tik Tok I figured we'd add it to our list to check out while…read morevisiting Albuquerque. The space itself is large with various spots for customers to sit, however it feels a bit too large for the size of the menu. The menu is predominantly drinks and pastries - however the pastries do not display pricing which led to a very high bill. Coming from a large metropolitan city, the drink prices on the menu are surprising. The display of the items is gorgeous, however the pastries are highly sweet - so much so we didn't finish our two croissants. For the price, I would expect freshly made croissants however these were difficult to cut through and seemed tough. All in all, for $50+ we got two large lattes and two specialty croissants. Far more than I would have expected to spent at a local shop in Albuquerque.

3.5 stars Came here…read moreon Friday around 11 am. I liked the indoor and outdoor seating options here, not terribly crowded. Parking was free and easy and service was friendly. I got the bacon breakfast sandwich (which seemed like a popular choice that day) and an iced salted caramel latte (which didn't taste too strongly of coconut). While the sandwich was good and being a native Burqueña, I didn't think that the sambal aioli would be that spicy (as other reviews have stated), but unfortunately came with some horrible side effects to the point that I had to leave work early that day. I did enjoy the Friday French toast special (caramelized banana) and the presentation of it, as well as how pretty my friend's avocado toast looked. . Not sure I'll be back though 2026 #38

Villa Myriam is a pretty hidden coffee shop when it comes to the coffee shop scene here in…read moreAlbuquerque. They have a decent size parking lot, but I really wish they would repave it. One of my biggest gripes is the seating can be rough. Specifically, the high tops are not built for short people. They get really busy too so sometimes you're fighting for seating. The drinks are solid, they have a lot of sweeter options and seasonal flavors. They do have a good selection of food, more than your average coffee shop offers. I've enjoyed the breakfast sandwich a couple times.

What a gem this coffee place was to find :) The coffee is just fantastic! The sweeten matcha is to…read moredie for if you like matcha :) The inside is so nicely decorated with a very cool mural and cool purple wall and awesome plants :) The people are very friendly and kind :)

Super cute spot! I got the red chili chai & it was tasty…read more More so I like this place for the vibe and convenience. It is so cute! Lots of seating. Ample parking. WiFi worked well. I'll be back!

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.

Great service from super sweet staff. We were immediately warmly greeted. The matcha tea was…read morebeautiful and tasted great. My family loved their danishes and gf muffin. I thought my lavender lemon white chocolate danish roll was a bit dry and a little too heavy with lavender flavor near the center and gave a little soapy flavor. All in all, it was a good experience!