Came in for an oatmilk vanilla latte and it was ready in less than 5 minutes. The coffee was bold,…read moresmooth, and slightly nutty. I didn't expect it to be ready so quickly so I drank with suspicion LOL. Pleasantly surprised that efficiency doesn't mask quality! Delicious! Decent amount of seating and the house was pretty full of conversation.

Stopped at this location to get a croissant, I have stopped for coffee & croissant previously. I…read morewatched the couple in front of me served with the same croissants in a basket, they looked awesome. The coffeehouse was busy & I was served in a brown paper bag with the top folded over. It did not occur to me to look inside. While driving away I pulled out a pinche chile cheese croissant, burnt on the bottom! Super disappointing. I will not return.

My family and I checked out Manga Coffeehouse for the first time. I got a caramel macchiato, my son…read moregot a smoothie with blueberry popping boba (which was really cool), and my husband got a delicious iced tea. I would definitely recommend this place the caramel macchiato was especially tasty. My favorite part was the bottles the drinks come in; it was fun to watch them get sealed.

Good stuff, this coffee shop is tucked away in the mall, Santa Fe Place. It's all kind of odd to…read moreme. I'm used to calling the mall Villa Linda. But no matter, it's nice and clean. The guys in here are always willing to help with a smile. There is a Nintendo upstairs for rent. There are various hot and iced coffees and also croissant sandwiches. So far I've only had the coffee but I'll return for sandwich and dessert. If you enjoy Japanese Manga art, you'll enjoy the atmosphere. Give this place a try. It woke me up for sure, lots of caffeine and snacks.

Great baked goods. I stopped in for a slice of rice cake. It's got a cheesecake-esque texture and…read moreonly has a touch of sweetness, which is perfect in my opinion. The employees are very kind too.

The green chili cheese croissant had barely any green chile or cheese! The dough was dry and on…read morethe sweet side. Decor was nice, a bit warm. Nice service. It seems to be a popular place.

100% plan to return. Local to table Argentenian meal in Santa Fe. Great service, interesting and…read morebeautiful food presentation at this lovely restaurant. Met the owner by his chance stopping by our table. Loved the meal. Enjoyed by family: PERUVIAN ROAST CHICKEN ARGENTINE STEAK SALAD DE LA TIERRA BOWL & Bread Basket. So good.

Reservations accepted. Our large group was accommodated on the outside patio, and the staff was…read morevery attentive to ensure that large umbrellas provided sufficient sun cover. Drinks and chimichurri fries appetizer came out quickly, and the fries appetizer did not disappoint! I debated a main plate because the stuffed rainbow trout sounded great, but I was unsure if I'd end up discretely pulling tiny bones out of my mouth during the meal...so I opted for something simpler. The two-empanada flight was a good choice for light fare, but without the community fries, I probably would've left hungry. For the empanadas, I chose the Santa Fe (chicken with green chile) and Jamón y Queso. I disliked the latter because the ham was ground, which was not the texture I expected or enjoyed. The Santa Fe was good but nothing to return for. Got a baggy of alfajores to go, and they were flavorful but a little dry. In short, excellent customer service but don't think I'll be back.

Got a few drinks and treats to go. The croissant was great and they have us a little side of butter…read moreand jam. The other snacks were a little dry. The iced mocha and white mocha were great and they were able to add a little sweetness to the hibiscus tea. Definitely recommend the drinks and the lunch menu looked good enough to maybe try it again another time. The art on the walls had a sort of spilling-out-of-the-canvas vibe which would make for a great place to sit and enjoy a meal. The baristas were extremely kind and accommodating.

Vibrant coffee shop with really good food. It was quiet until around 9am when it really picked up…read more There were some people getting work done, but there were also people chatting over brunch and a couple guys playing a board game. The coffee is great and the crostata I got was really sweet so it went perfectly with the coffee. The big upside is that the smaller tables have cushioned chairs which I've noticed is surprising hard to find in coffee shops. After sitting there for 4ish hours working, my butt really appreciated that cushioned chair.

Nice donut shop. They make every donut to order so it takes a while, but it's fun to watch them…read moremake your order, and the donuts are warm when you get them. The donuts themselves are very good: soft, moist, and cakey. The staff is friendly, the place is clean, and they have a bunch of outlets for people looking for a place to get some work done. It's pretty quiet most of the time, but they get rushes where it can get loud.

Super delicious made-to-order donuts ! Unique flavors like Boston creme, death by chocolate,…read moreturtle-you name it, something for everyone. Had it with a coffee -good little snack .

This place was so cute! My coworker recommended it to me and when I first heard the name, I was a…read morebit uncertain, imagining that this was some kind of coffeeshop with a crash murder theme...it wasn't until I clicked into their website that I realized crash murder business was something else! *No spoilers, check it out yourself! We tried a couple of different coffeeshops around Santa Fe, and this one was our favorite by far. I got the Murmuration of Starlings and it tasted just like the name! It was sweet without being too sweet and the rosemary, thyme and cardamom gave it a unique twist. This place is on the smaller side and there's not a whole lot of seating, although they do have a few outdoor spots. Our coffee orders also took a little bit to get, but we enjoyed that time reading their newspaper and coloring in their coloring book! Would definitely return here if I am in the area.

The coffee here is stellar! The service, not so much…read more We were in Santa Fe for a week and this is one of the spots I bookmarked in advance, since quality coffee is important to us. I also care about the vibe of a place, so the breakdown is 5-star coffee drinks, but ho-hum 3-star service, hence the 4-star review instead of the 5 I would've loved to have reported here. The place is a few blocks from where we stayed and was easy to walk to and find, knowing I'd be looking for a sign with a few animals on it and it may not be obvious to some that this business is a coffee shop. I ordered the Crash of Rhinos, which fits their clever theme. The drink was just sweet enough and unique and flavorful. However, when we walked in, there was no barista or anyone at the front to greet us; we didn't mind waiting a minute or two for someone to show up since it was clearly open and there were a couple customers inside (and duh, we were on vacation and not in a hurry). When the nose-ringed hipster-looking girl came around the corner I was disappointed that we were not greeted with a smile or a good morning, or "sorry to keep you waiting" kind of phrase. She took our order, made our drinks, and did not say thank you (I did, and tipped her $2. Why, I'm not sure). That was that. Hubs ordered the spicy mocha drink and it was a bit much; he decided it would be better iced or he'd try a different selection next time. Yes, there was a next time. Different barista, same kind of treatment. Still tipped just because I was a barista for many years and know this really helps supplement a worker's salary and encourage good communication with customers. This time I ordered the Murmuration of Starlings latte, which has rosemary, thyme, and cardamom notes. It was delicious but similar to the Crash of Rhinos drink. The third time we visited we entered through the Chocolate and Cashmere shop next door. I found it funny that the nose ring barista girl happened to be in that shop talking to the girl who worked there, but when we walked in, she quickly exited back to the coffee shop to sit with the other barista at a table in the coffee shop. The chocolate shop girl was so sweet and we even visited their location in the Plaza a day later and she was just as nice, even though that day we did not make a purchase. Overall I do recommend Crash Murder Business for their coffee drinks, but don't expect friendly service. (If you're looking for that, go to Iconik up the street!) Just because you work at a coffee shop and you have a cool haircut does not make you above others. Especially when small businesses work to please their customers and should encourage their return. Kind of a shame...but I would still go back for the coffee if I were ever in town again.

The baristas were very rude and blamed my child when they got our order wrong. (I was the one who…read moreordered for him) We were standing at the counter for maybe 5 minutes before anyone even acknowledged us.

This is the worst Starbucks I've ever been to. It took 10 minutes - maybe more - to get my double…read moreiced tall late. The two guys in there were as sour and unpleasant as could be, and worked as slow as molasses. When I finally got my drink it was watery and terrible. I would've complained but I already had to go up and inquire after my drink and he made it clear he could care less. You need some new baristas Starbucks!