I haven't been to Kashmir since Park Square first opened, and I was excited to see how they've…read morematured. First, they've done an amazing job of making the place stand out, and that's saying a lot, considering Park Square already offers a cool vibe. This visit, I was greeted warmly by the staff, and they prepared my order quickly and with a smile. I ordered an iced Americano, which was very strong (perfect), and I could feel the caffeine jolt immediately. They also add an extra touch by providing gold foil-wrapped paper straws to their guests. I felt like royalty sipping on my Americano through a gold straw!

If you haven't been, aim to park just behind Jason's Deli & Ojos Locos - free parking. Then enter…read morethe building where it says "6565" above the doors - the cafe is just inside to the right. Amazing espresso drinks and pastries are irresistible, plenty of seating, friendly staff. Wish they'd get rid of the fake plants, but that's up to Park Square.

Came here to meet a friend for a late breakfast on a Saturday. It was a little busy, but finding a…read moreparking spot wasn't a problem. This place has a little "hip trendy" feel. So its a bit awkward because there is a sign asking you not to seat yourself until you've ordered your food. It can make you feel a little anxious because if its really busy, where are you going to sit. We saw people waiting around not knowing what to do. Let me start by saying our food took way too long to come out, I even saw someone walk out because they were waiting so long on their food. I saw someone waiting for their food who sat close to us, and it turned out to be a to-go and I was like darn, that felt like they waited 20+ mins. For what they have on their menu, I feel like they should be able churn out food orders pretty quick. A couple who ordered after us, got their full food order before we I got my French toast and everyone else at our table got their food. It felt like 10-15 min wait on my food after everyone at the table got theirs. There was also an issue with our order because we were waiting on a side, but then I guess it was never added to our order per our server. We sat in the front corner and you can see the whole cook area, this also means if ventilation isn't on point, your clothes will soak in that aroma, like my jacket did. Food itself was good, nothing bad about what we received, but the wait time on food was way too long. I was leaning a 3.5 star which would make it a 4 star review, but the hiccup with the order along with the wait time just killed my experience. Not going to lie, I went to Filiberto's afterwards because I was still hungry after eating my stuff French toast and half of my girlfriend bagel.

This morning, before heading home to Las Cruces, we ate breakfast at the Burrow Cafe. We both had…read morecrepes, one with ham and Swiss and one with ham and cheddar. They were very good. Each came with a small arugula salad. Nice interior and the service was excellent.

In the eternal journey for breakfast, we found ourselves inside the ABQ Collective ordering some…read morefantastic food at ABQ Coffee. As part of the Collective, ABQ Coffee is charming surrounded by local goods and friendly people. The menu is comprehensive, with breakfast and lunch items, from chilaquiles to tortas. The breakfast bagel screamed at both of us and we also got an ube matcha and a mazapán coffee. The toasted bagel was full of fluffy omelette with cheese, bacon, and tasty green chile. Definitely a nice breakfast item if you want to be full and very satisfied. The ube matcha was a nice matcha and the mazapán coffee definitely had the spirit and essence of a mazapán. Overall, this was a good first experience at ABQ Coffee that kept us interested in trying other things, especially that mango adovada on tacos, tortas, or burritos.

ABQ Coffee is a nice lil coffee spot located inside the ABQ Collective…read more I can easily be convinced that I need a coffee (by myself of course!) They have some unique named drinks that sound like great combinations. I typically opt for the Sandia Peaks. It is a cold brew with your choice of cold foam. They have quite a few options to choice from flavor-wise. So I think you can find something you will like. I'm a coconut fiend myself so that is what I get. What flavor would you choose?

I'd never been here before. Was driving along Louisiana and saw it last minute. Pulled in and…read morethought I'd give it a try. A couple folks sitting outside enjoying coffee. Looks like they make their own bagels. I didn't have one though. I had their special French toast with strawberries and whipped cream. Also had a London Fog with espresso and blackberry flavor. I know an odd mix of things but it was good. The service was outstanding and definitely a must try if you're in the area.

I stopped by this place on my way to work this morning. The staff and atmosphere were warm and…read moreinviting. The place was well decorated, clean, and had a wide array of baked goods that looked delicious. There was a large dining area with soft jazz music playing, reminiscent of a bagel shop in NYC. Prompted by one of the other Yelp reviews, I ordered the breakfast sandwich (choice of bagel, eggs, cheese, and meat). I opted for turkey sausage on a red chile bagel. I also ordered an iced Americano since they didn't offer cold brew. The Americano was refreshingly strong and very tasty. The espresso didn't taste burnt or like the machine hadn't been cleaned in a while (you can tell). Sadly, the breakfast sandwich was underwhelming. There was a large quantity of eggs and not enough cheese, and the flavor of the red chile was overpowered by everything else. Next time, I'd like to try a toasted bagel with a cream cheese that accentuates the flavor of the bagel.

I have been wanting to try this place as well and another time it stopped but it was 230 and the…read morekitchen is closed from 230 to 3 when they change over to a different restaurant. This place was pretty busy and hopping and inviting.. The service was awesome and everyone was polite and helpful.. I had the avocado toast which ranks right up there with as good as I've had. I also ordered a latte with whole milk and half simple syrup.(it was extremely good.). Look at the chocolate croissant, which was really good as well as the orange loaf., also really tasty. I ordered an iced blueberry maple cold foam latte ( it was ok but not as expected). Lastly ordered the seasonal salad which was awesome. Can't wait to go back again..

Meraki is a nice spot to hang out with the open air concept but the coffee and food are very…read moreoverpriced and just ok. Staff is never friendly and almost rude. I've been in 4 times and experienced this each time, unfortunately. Not my first choice when looking for a local coffee shop.

This great, relaxing, airy setting, with many coffee drink choices (and fresh coffee beans, too)…read morehas a pretty cool, friendly staff, also has lots of seating! The ambiance is motorcycles which makes the place even more interesting and fun. There's a lot of bike paraphernalia to check out. You won't be disappointed!

There's a lot of coffee shops in Albuquerque but this is a unique one where motorcycles are part of…read morethe theme. I came to try one of their winter speciality drinks and wasn't disappointed! I didn't stay as I was just popping in but it's quite spacious and lots of great areas to work and chat with friends. The staff were friendly and service was quick. Definitely will be back.

I want to start with support for this shop as I know they are having permit issues and have been…read morehaving them since October or November. They are currently not doing any cannabis sales (no CBD either), but are continuing to operate the coffee shop with hope that their permit could be approved soon. The workers were both great, super knowledgeable. We ordered two matcha lattes and a chagaccino (mushroom cappuccino). My sister really liked her matcha but unfortunately mine had close to no actual matcha in it and was mainly milk. The mushroom cappuccino was very very good.

After traveling around the world and trying different consumption lounges, I'm very impressed with…read morehow my hometown is presenting a place like this. The service was amazing, super friendly and quick and didn't make you feel weird about asking questions.. I'm so glad I stumbled upon this gem I definitely recommend it to anyone local or passing through who want good vibes, good flower, and a really great assortment of drinks to choose from!! #staylit and #STAYBAD

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.