Passing through town, looking for a place to do some emergency office work and have some coffee…read more Used Yelp to make a decision. This place advertises free wi-fi so we stopped. Felt super unwelcome, employees not friendly & then we were told there was no WiFi. Not sure if we just weren't the right type of customers or what but go somewhere else if you're looking for friendliness or WiFi! Coffee was ok

We stopped for a quick cup while visiting the area a couple months ago and this place is great!…read moreFriendly people with warm greetings, yummy espresso and delicious pastry goods! It's a must stop if you're in the area!!!

A nice new and vintage clothing store. They have a very nice selection of jewelry . On the corner…read moreis a coffee shop I guess under the same building name, had a macadamia nut cookie which was fabulous.Nice staff very friendly.

They allow pets which is so neat. They are very kind, knowledgeable and patient here. The drink was…read moreokay hence the stars. We will have to come back and try some more to see which one I like. It's definitely worth coming here though.

Great vibe in there!!! All their drinks are fantastic and refreshing! I love supporting small local…read morebusinesses. Give them a try!

When we walked in, the girl with the curly hair didn't look up to greet us. She didn't acknowledge…read moreus until the second time I said we were ready to order. They supposedly offer close to 20 different types of boba. They were out of EVERY. SINGLE. ONE of them. But she didn't tell us that. Even when I asked about the tapioca boba (because the menu board said that was the only one they had left). So... ten minutes later, we get out drinks, (and it took ten minutes because she stopped to take another order AND stopped to talk to somebody that just came in to talk) not only do they not have boba, the drinks taste terrible. I asked why they didn't have boba, and why we weren't told they were out when we order, because, you know, that's the decent thing to do... she says "oh my boss was supposed to bring them but he hasn't come yet because he's at his new store." There was barely any ice, and it was watered down before we even got down the street.

This place is very similar to Whole Foods or Sprouts. Lots of healthy options. There is premade…read morefood, hot food, and plenty of snacks options. It's always clean inside and the staff are friendly. They offer plastic bag and paper bags to bag your groceries and they also have a place to sit and eat. Very reasonable prices.

Do not recommend. The obese cashier wearing a quilt didn't even help me put my items in a box. He…read morestarted ringing up the next lady and line and just pushed her stuff into mine. Extremely rude. I guess they don't like everyone's money. That's fine.

Not bad, but my mouth didn't leave overjoyed. Menu was confusing and it was just easier to get…read morepremade stuff out of the cooler, which was perfectly fine but not fantastic. No coffee or such in evidence.

No sign doesn't serve breakfast no coffee even though they say they have it this is just a smoothie…read moreplace for a gym wasted my time!

Such a cute drive up place with nice employees and fast service. I honestly don't think you could…read morego wrong with anything you get here based on my one-time experience. I got The Dozer and my guy got Moo Cow (without coconut). We both really enjoyed our coffees! I'm not a big coffee drinker, but it sounded too good to resist and I was right! Such a nice treat on a hot day! Definitely stop by here if you get the chance!

We stopped by on our way from El Paso to Santa Fe and we were so glad we did. The staff was…read moreincredibly kind and patient while we placed our order, which we really appreciated. We tried a variety of items and our favorites were the chicken salad croissant, the sausage, egg, and cheese croissant, and the waffle. Everything was delicious. For drinks, we loved The Anna and The Paparazzi. We are not coffee drinkers, so it was great to see such a variety of non-coffee options. If you are in the area, definitely stop by and explore their menu. You will not be disappointed! :)

Wow, am I thrilled we stopped here. No exactly convenient to those who live in Corrales, but a true…read moretreasure some three and a half hours away. We both had chicken paprikas (the special). Great wait staff and enough indoor tsochke to warrant designation as a museum. Great ambiance. If you are passing this way,, you won't regret stopping for breakfast or lunch.

Destination, Hillsboro, to hang out with the Saturday morning Pickers. We showed up a little early…read morefor the music, but right in time for breakfast, so we popped in at the seemingly only game in town. Just cuz they got a corner on the Hillsboro nosh market don't mean they ain't putting their best foot forward! The breakfast menu (served until 10:45, if I recall correctly, to enable efficient transition to lunch), was plenty varied with more than a few options I really wanted to try. Middle-aged sedentary lifestyle affording what it does, I only ordered one thing, the pile up..., but I shared it with my friend who shared her short stack of waffles. Pile ups will be pile ups... the mark of superlative being squarely on the chile. And let me tell you, red to green, they mastered both. So, so good! (Man, why did I have to share that??) I'm also delighted to say that the waffles were of my preferred thin and crispy variety rather than the Belgium sort. They were roughly the size of an Eggo, in fact nearly visually identical, but definitely not a freezer-box flavor. Hard not to enjoy a waffle, admittedly; they fit the bill perfectly for sweet breakie dessert. And the prices were exactly what they should be, indicative of craft quality but not of craft pretentiousness. The staff were so so lovely, and the locals prone to chat with out-of-towners. Hillsboro seems like a tight-knit community of folks enjoying small town western retirement... positively charming. There's even a winery a couple blocks away. But if you're planning to check the town out, definitely come on a Saturday morning so you can sit in on the Pickers' bluegrass jam session. And DEFINITELY come early enough to have breakfast at the general store and cafe. Then stay for lunch!