It was my first time here. I honestly didn't know this place existed till I visited across the way…read morefrom Keller's Farm Store. Decided to walk over there and go check it out. Entered into a spacious area and friendly staff. It was early Saturday morning and there were many people in the drive through. I really thought it was something else and not a coffee shop. I'm glad I got a chance to try it out. Their menu is very simplistic. But it was definitely worth trying. I had an iced chai lavender tea latte, yummy. And my husband tried their sugar free hazelnut hot latte. So amazingly delicious!! We were definitely impressed and we will definitely be back to try it again.

Great customer service, always nice and clean and a warm environment. Food is good and coffee is…read moredelicious

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.

Service was so kind and helpful with recommendations and questions around coffee and pastries…read more I got the mocha with macadamia milk. It was delicious. Very mild chocolate, I believe it is Dutch chocolate if my memory services me not to sweet which I appreciate. It was delightfully well balanced. The coffee itself is very smooth and not bitter, excellent taste! I will be back for sure to try other options there are lots of choices. I should have taken a picture of the menu. There is ample seating both inside and outside, had I not had my toddler with me I would have loved to sit out front but it is right by the road so a no go with a rambunctious little boy... There is additional outside seating to the side and farther from the road too. I look forward to my next trip.

Visited for the first time today and the baked good section is LEGIT. I always judge a coffee shop…read moreby the baked goods (what is coffee without sugar to go with it?) Great coffee and good vibes! Love this place!

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.

Came here on a whim looking for a good coffee place with food. This place was fantastic. They have…read morea decent sized menu for food and a lot of drink options. It wasn't super crowded which was nice and service was fast. They were able to answer questions and the place had plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors.

Lovely spot! WiFi was fast and seating was plentiful... all you can ask for a remote work spot!…read moreService was friendly and fast. I had a scone & it was good as well. I'll be back for slow weekend mornings!

Great service - great artisan level bakery...all the way. I thought I had honestly already…read morereviewed these folks five years ago... My apologies. Every time I've come here they've always been professional, serving up top shelf baked goods. If you've never been...just go and enjoy!! Regarding my five-year-old's birthday cake... They made that cake on four days notice...after another local baker just went silent. Thanks again Amanda / I really appreciated you squeezing this cake in on such short notice!!!

First time I visited. Ordered a croissant, latte, Danish, and Green Chile Biscuit. The latte was…read moregood, but the pastries were awful. Danish was hard, dry and stale. Croissant was the worst I ever had. It was doughy and flavorless. It must have weighed a quarter pound. Biscuit was ok, but a bit stale. Prices were high and I will never go back. Croissants at the supermarket are even better.

Went on a bike ride on the ABQ bike trail the morning of our anniversary with Bike in Coffee as our…read moredestination. Had coffee and a couple of breakfast burritos. Decent sized burritos with eggs, potatoes and cheese. A tad dry, so I suggest you ask for some salsa. Outdoor dining with patio's, gardens, pergolas, and giant Cottonwood trees to sit under. On weekends there are a bunch of awnings with locals peddling their wares. Sometimes a band under the trees but we find that they always plat too loud to have conversation is you sit nearby. Be prepared to stand in line for 30 minutes to order and another 20-30 minutes to get your order. Fun spot to checkout, especially if you ride your bike. There is parking and access for cars, but that's no fun!

Just wow! Bike In Coffee . . . please add this to your long list of unique and wonderful…read morebreakfast/brunch spots in Albuquerque. Even if you don't "bike in", you're welcome to check out the beautiful grounds, the feasting cranes, the crops thriving, and the abundance of happy people. And the food is tasty, too! I enjoyed a few street tacos - $4 each, filled with deliciousness, and made with care. My group and I shared a Berry Crepe as an extra treat, and the lemonade was just as I like it . . . not too tart and not too sweet. Did I mention the wonderful music? A trio provided a steady stream of mellow rock at just the right volume. There was plenty of seating outdoors and indoors, and the staff did a great job getting our food out quickly and keeping everything clean and welcoming. Yelp on, y'all!

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.

The atmosphere is so friendly and inviting! There is a great outdoor seating area as well! The only…read morething is I would suggest adding more espresso shots to the lattes because they tend to be a tad bit milky. Overall, not bad! Great vibes.

Debbi the GM for this location reached out and explained some things and addressed the issue I…read moreinitially had. She was very kind and handled the issue promptly.

Food was cold and kinda soggy on the bottom. It sucked but…read moreI ate it. I got my food before my drink. So I think they could have warmed it up during that time. I don't like how I have to scream at the intercom either This location is going down