We woke up early to walk around the plaza, and since not much was open on an early Sunday morning,…read morewe were happy to find 35 North Coffee open. I had a great cappuccino and the staff was super friendly. They have a cute balcony with great views of the street, plus extra indoor seating if you prefer to stay inside. Such a nice little spot to start the morning. Definitely check them out!

35 North is located at the Shops at Santa Fe on level 2. There was plenty of signage (shown in the…read morephotos) directing us to the right location, so it was easy to find. The café has a cool, modern vibe with plenty of indoor seating as well as a nice outdoor patio. They were very busy on a Saturday morning. The counter staff was very matter-of-fact. Not rude, but not especially warm or welcoming either. Honestly, I got the impression she was just under a lot of stress. We also asked another staff member if we could use one of the patio umbrellas (they were all closed for some reason), and he was prompt and friendly, which we appreciated. We ordered a toasted everything bagel with cream cheese, a meat-filled empanada, a honey latte, and a cold brew. The cold brew was a little too dark for my taste, though coffee preferences are definitely subjective. Interestingly, there's a place in Albuquerque that has an almost identical flavor profile. The toasted everything bagel was very good, but it didn't come with quite enough cream cheese. The single cream cheese packet also felt a bit lackluster presentation-wise. That said, when we asked for more, the response was friendly and accommodating. The honey latte had beautiful latte art and great flavor, definitely a highlight. The empanada, filled with ground beef, green chile, and piñon, was a bit over-toasted, but the filling itself was flavorful, even if somewhat sparse. Overall, I think 35 North has a lot going for it and could easily elevate the experience with a few small improvements to consistency and customer service.

Got a cappuccino w/ oat milk. Loved the deep flavor of the espresso. They have a variety of food…read morethat's priced fairly and affordably. I got the roasted shishito peppers as a light snack and they came with a creamy dipping sauce. The staff were chill and helpful. The ambiance is one of my favorites because It's very calm and chill and people are working or just hanging out. They have indoor and outdoor seating. We wanted to sit outside but it was busy so we opted for a high table indoors. Overall I enjoyed my coffee and food and will definitely be back!

A cool spot to grab a coffee and relax. Not the easiest place to find and then find parking, but…read moreworth it. There were a lot of customers with their laptops and tablets enjoying the free wifi. They have a limited coffee menu when compared to Starbucks, but who needs that many choices. I enjoyed drinking coffee from a ceramic mug instead of a paper cup. They have a really large roaster right next to the seating area. Just which I could have seen it in action.

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.

This was a happy accident. I was walking to the train station to leave Santa Fe and this quirky…read morelittle coffee shop was grabbing my attention. The logo drew me in, and I thought "screw it. I'll taste their drip coffee and if it isn't any good, I'll keep going to the one I had planned." Listen, it's becoming more difficult to come by a good pour over, but good drip is like finding a unicorn. Not at Crash + Murder. The service was fantastic as barista allowed me a sip so I could make my call. It was delicious.

If I were a local, I would probably be here all the time, just relaxing in the cafe or browsing the…read morebooks. We need more bookstores like this in the world.

Great place to relax and read with a hot chocolate! They have a wide variety of books, including a…read moresmall section of books in Spanish as well as sections dedicated to local authors and Indigenous authors. The cafe is cute and has plenty of comfy seating areas. The barista and other staff are kind and the store and bathroom are clean. Great place to stop by in Santa Fe!

Downtown Subscription is usually busy, but the early morning hours are a bit quieter and you're…read moremore apt to find a quiet corner to read/write/set up workshop or meet up with a friend/colleague. It can get quite crowded in the winter time, but they do have an outside patio/courtyard that does open up a bit more space for seating come spring/summer/fall. The staff has been friendly in my experience, I can't say that I've ever had a negative experience thus far (knock on wood). Some random information: ~ A water station is available, which is a plus. ~ Parking is available, however, at busier times, you may have to find street parking and do some walking. And the best information: ~ If you happen to be a reader, there is a bookstore near by (Garcia Street Books) that opens around 10am, I believe. Coffee and books is always a win, a double win!

A nice café next to the bookstore Garcia Street Books, located at 376 Garcia St, Santa Fe, NM…read more87501. The space is large, and you can tell many locals gather there regularly, giving it a strong community feel. The service was okay: a man taking orders and handling the register was friendly and cordial, while the woman making the coffee was a bit dry in her demeanor. However, the coffee was excellent, so that didn't bother me at all. The croissants were soft, warm, and very tasty, a perfect match for the coffee. The café also features artwork hanging on the walls, (looks like they like cats very much ) and a small section of magazines and newspapers near the entrance, which I really enjoyed. The location is excellent, right next to a independent bookstore, making it a great stop before or after browsing books. Overall, I recommend this café for its quality coffee, relaxed atmosphere, and convenient location.

A cool cafe that offers artsy vibes and great lattes. We stopped in several times over our stay in…read moreSanta Fe! So much so that we completed a punch card for a free coffee. Each day someone else was working the counter and every single person was inviting and friendly. We tried the iced caramel latte and iced brown sugar espresso. The caramel latte was our favorite. I did not stop in for food since even though the board mentioned gluten-free options, it seemed like the staff wasn't really informed about them. The cafe also hosts several events. I would highly recommend their coffee if you're in the area!

Cake's is the locals go-to spot, cuz we know what's really good around here!…read more The food is delicious, and they have everything you want no matter what your hunger level. Sometimes, my go to is one of their yummy pastries, but if I'm real hungry, I'll go for a breakfast burrito or a Panini with a side salad. The service is so good you leave feeling like an old friend of the staff. They are warm, engaging, and always happy to see you. The ambience is chill with plenty of places to sit and chat or work. There's good music playing in the background and great events going on throughout the week at various staggered times. The location is smack dab in downtown with a gorgeous view of the famous Seret and Sons from their large windows that let in tons of lovely natural light. There's also a cool bar area you could sit out and work from or chitchat with a friend. Thank you, Cake's Team! You are all amazing!

The collection in the store has been very well curated. We didn't have to dig through a lot of junk…read moreto find treasure. And the prices are so reasonable! And to be able to sip a drink while browsing is just the chef's kiss. The only potential downside is that they have nothing to eat. So if you wanted a little cookie to go with your coffee, you're out of luck.

Was very disapointed on my visit to The Good Stuff. Nothing good about it, especially the the…read moreperson working the counter. I was looking for a specific record they had posted on their website but the employee was very rude and dismissmive, not helpful at all. The place and empoylee was pretentious, fake and lacking in authenticity as is everything in Santa Fe. This place might be ok for a cup of coffee but employee was so rude I did not even give it a try.

This place was recommended by a coworker. I like that they have an option to put your burrito in a…read morejar, so I got a veggie one with christmas chile. I enjoyed the copious amount of veggie, but had a hard time finding the chile. I found a bit of green chile, but it might've been missing the red. Still pretty good. This place is popular with folks working on laptops, but the shop is a lot bigger than it looks, so there's a lot of seating.

You ever watch the show Portlandia? If you haven't just come here. Classic case of Santa Fe trying…read moretoo hard "Burrito in a jar"...what in the name of hipster Jesus? Couldn't imagine a worse vessel to eat a burrito out of. Coffee was ok. I've had better I've had worse. Wear a beanie if you want to blend in. Doesn't matter if it's hot outside. I got a normal burrito cuz I don't have time for nonsense. Had the brisket burrito with red chile. It was decent. The red chile lacked a little flavor and spice. Maybe it would have been better out of a jar.