Every road trip we take Includes a stop at Route 66 Coffee and Boba. It remains consistently…read moreoutstanding on all fronts: amazing coffee, great selection of boba (and who doesn't love boba). All served with smiles and great conversation. Plus, home made or locally made donuts that my husband craves all year round. Tip of the hat to this wonderful place for not only keeping the quality but managing to improve it over time! Still a solid 5 stars in my book. If you're driving I-40 this is a quick stop and so worth it!!

This local shop isn't too far off the freeway, but a Starbucks falls in between the freeway and…read morethis shop. I've worried that this shop might suffer with a Starbucks being so close. I decided to get a Boba tea today, and I went through the drive thru. The gal that took my order was nice and prompt about serving it. I sipped my drink down on the way home. It seems to me that they once had a machine that sealed the plastic down on the cup. Now they provide hard plastic lids with a hole for the fat straw to go through. This change didn't stop my ability to suck up the Boba.

I drop by this Starbucks location maybe once a month. I usually use the drive thru to order. The…read morebaristas are always friendly. On this particular visit, I did a fasting blood draw, so I thought I would pop in for some coffee before returning home. This barista told me my balance in pennies. I appreciated his humor. I got my venti coffee, paid in human monies, and I left uncursed (WWE reference for those that may be scratching your heads). My drinks have always met my expectations here.

Good and bad. My girlfriend ask for a coffe using a translator and the attendant told her she…read moredidn't understand. I went and asked what was going on and another attendant started to help her my girlfriend was able to order using the translator. So I'm thinking the first person she asked and showed the phone with the translation didn't know how to read.

Passing through on our way north on the turquoise trail, we stopped here because our hotel coffee…read morewas so inferior. So glad we stopped in! After a vanilla latte and a caramel latte, all was right with the world. There was a bit of a wait for our drinks because several folks beat us in the door. No worries, it gives you time to peruse the art on the walls. Cozy, bright and unpretentious, with a patio deck if you want to enjoy your coffee or tea with a view of the surrounding beauty. Friendly service and really wonderful flavor to the coffee! Next time I'm in the area, I'm definitely coming back!

Great Customer Service and very relaxing seating areas in and outdoor available. They made a…read moreperfect Cortado plus they have plenty of food selections. Something for everyone and great vibes.

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!

Sadly it's not the awesome atmosphere , or the yummy coffee which rates this spot a 3. They "had"…read morethe best donuts and pastries I have ever tasted. Mind you they were pricey- 1.85 to 1.95 each. It was because of high price I avoided trying this lil spot of pastry heaven. Then it happened- GASP- Walmart out of my faves- shock was deepened when Smiths was too. What's a chubby donut seeker to do? It had been a week. My mind went into deep despair, I got dry mouth too- I gotta have my weekly bad- my Sunday morning treat- now my coffee is all I have- one a week - that's all I need. Is that asking too much? So- weakened by the thought of this crisis, I caved. I' ll buy just one. One apple fritter- I'll be ok. Well let me tell you something- you know in the movie "married to an axe murderer" the scene where the dad is venting about how KFC has a secret ingredient which makes you crave it fortnight? Yea well KFC has nothing on these guys. I am telling you those pastries must be made by angelic beings. Big fluffy fritter- the perfect crunchy outside, followed by soft fluffy inside, combined with perfect apple to cinnamon ratio. When you took that first bite, it floated into your mouth in the most satisfying way- flavors perfectly wafting across my tastebuds in perfect harmony- oh? Coffee? I dun need no steenkun coffee- gimme anutter fritter-it was divine. Next week I visited again- this time- chocolate Bavarian cream- again with the made in heaven dough- topped with the creamiest thick layer of what had to be the best chocolate I ever tasted- and not that stingy little dab others offer - it was exquisite. The filling? Real Bavarian cream- tasted like a cool, perfectly sweet , creamy cloud - which danced in perfect time with the chocolate and dough- and it lingered there on my taste buds- just long enough for them to enjoy the florals of the vanilla. Week three. I walk in- WHAT?? WHERE ARE THEY? The display case - GONE! In its place? This tiny little grease filled fryer- with tiny little cake things floating in it- next to that? Your choice of sprinkles- when I asked "for the love of all things donut WHY"- why? The cashier said the vendor refused to continue delivery of the others so they decided this was a good idea. Well I picked my jaw up from the counter and we left....heart broke and hands trembling- my Sunday morning treat will never be the same . Not sure what or why- but this lil stop lost a big hunk o glory- still good coffee and atmosphere- but without those donuts it's just not the same.

Solid eats with great service and good flexibility for allergies, at reasonable prices…read more There's not a whole lot of options in the area, so Roots is quickly becoming a go-to for us when we're hiking nearby.

Roots is a nice somewhat hidden cozy breakfast and lunch cafe in the EM…read more Been there a couple of times and have enjoyed the friendly service and a good bowl of green chile stew in a cold day.

Id like to thank manager or owner who asked my husband if the outside employee helped him this…read moremorning about 9:30 with take out order on stall number seven. The issue was app updating and wouldnt take stall number correctly. I had lefted a review end of last year on the presentation of food in wrappers that were so unappealing I through out. The food looks much better now Thank you. Now we just need to work on getting the right order made as ordered lol THANK YOU Cynthia

Stopped through the drive thru last night while making my way to my next show. The building was all…read morelit up drive thru signs where on and yelp didn't show it closing for another 20 mins. Pulled up and the person on the speaker told us they couldn't take any more Orders for the evening. wtf? Needless to say arguing isn't going to get you anything good so I left and Went up the street. To sonic. What a bummer I really wanted those nuggies

I was about halfway through my very tardy "Sixth Annual First Quarter Odyssey: 1-country/2-states,…read more09-23APR2023", and had just had a superb overnight at the outstanding High Country Lodge. I spent most of the previous day cycling East from amazing Quemada on US60, so a refreshing/regenerating overnight was essential. Obviously, I needed an equally refreshing/energizing start and this cafe--now named "Evetts" (formerly Espresso)--was the absolutely the BEST place to start! Besides unique/fresh/nutritious meals, I was almost shocked and delighted to learn that affogato was available. When biketouring/travelling, this is one of the greatest morning treats I've ever had--not only plenty of needed caffeine, and (¡probably unneeded!) sugar. I enjoyed other filling dishes before continuing my Eastern direction on US60 to SocorroNM. I didn't cycle away immediately--Magdalena is such an attractive/"unknown/undiscovered" community in which the history lives on with the structures restored/repurposed! The abandoned tracks have a great roadbed waiting for more full development/hiking-biking trail for use by locals and long-distance enthusiasts alike. ¡This is such a tremendous community, and I look forward to returning--I'll plan to stay at least TWO nights for a full experience! It definitely has my coveted "iWheel of Approval!" ¡Highly recommended'

2/19/26: Drove there and it was 12:05 PM on a Thursday and it was closed yet the hours posted…read morestated it was open.

The coffee is so much better then Starbucks and the service is amazing. It is a drive through and…read morethey have a walk up window.

I absolutely love this place! I passed by it a few times and thought it was the cutest little shop…read more The prices are very reasonable and the coffee is the best I've tasted in a while! I am definitely a fan! Super cute benches where you can sit and enjoy your coffee and you can drive up and pick it up if you decide not to get out. The ladies at the window were so sweet. Great spirits and plenty of energy for their morning shift. New fan here.