Tried Sugar & Cream Cafe for the first time and already know this is going to become one of my…read morefavorite spots in Los Alamos this summer. I have already been here 3 times!!! So far, I have ordered the Lavender Haze and the Oatmilk Cookie specialty coffees, and both were SO good. The Italian sub was unexpectedly one of my favorite things, somehow it tasted like pepperoni pizza and was absolutely delicious. I also tried the quiche, which was fresh, flavorful, and perfect with the coffee. We also tried their gelatos. Although not too many options, what we tried was delicious. Cozy atmosphere, friendly people, and the kind of café where you immediately want to come back and try more from the menu. Definitely recommend stopping by if you're in Los Alamos!

Decent coffee drink options and delicious pastries, very centrally located in Los Alamos. There…read morearen't a ton of coffee shops or cafes, and even fewer that are open on the weekends, so its a popular place. The decor is pretty sparse and plain, but as a utilitarian coffee shop it doesn't need anything else. Free wifi makes it a great place to hang out for awhile and get some work done too.

Got a hot chocolate, and croissant, a pain au chocolat, and the Zo-zocino Mocha. Everything was…read moreexcellent and the Mocha was actually spicy. I love the red chile and chocolate combo, but might be too much if you're spice sensitive. The barrista was on point with the recommendations and very kind (even though we came in close to closing time). Quiet, clean, and nice art on the walls.

We were visiting Los Alamos for the day and stopped in. I ordered an iced biscochito latte and the…read moreturkey sandwich. In total, it was $20. What I got was just not worth what I paid. My partner also ordered an iced latte and it was almost $10. Service was ok. I thought they had forgotten my sandwich order though because it took about 15 minutes to get it. It wasn't busy. The cafe area itself was cute though. I should have looked at the prices and menu better myself.

It's nice that there's a full sized Starbucks in this small town. The coffee was right, service…read morefriendly and fast, and the store was clean. They have a very nice layout and plenty of seats and tables inside and outside if your interested in staying a while

Seriously just go anywhere else. I've never had so many bad experiences at a single place but shame…read moreon me for continuing to give them a chance. Absolutely crazy.

Super great deli sandwiches! I had a panini and it tasted delicious. I was impressed with the…read moreextensive selection of fair trade chocolate as there were so many brands available. They also put the distance of how far away local products were from the store which I had never seen before.

Did a quick get a way for Father's Day weekend. This is a cute little co-op with a wide range of…read morechoices. Due to the holiday aka Father's Day the selection on Sunday late in day was not as good as probably in the AM. It's at the far end of town past the airport adjacent to the holiday inn. As a native Californian who retired here 5 years ago (Albuquerque) I have been going to co-ops since I was a kid. This is very cute and while not huge (shout out to La Montanita in ABQ) definitely has quality products. Definitely recommend.

Best service ever! Love the food!!! everything happy and cheerful!!! Thank you Bella and Hayden!!!read more

Went here for breakfast after a hockey game, we all got breakfast burritos. They were really good!…read more Ingredients seemed fresh, decent price, we finished everything! Place is really quaint, they were playing super chill music and the people were really nice. I want to try the lunch menu next, we will be back!

Normally this place is worth walking over from the office, but not today. I had to send out a…read moresearch party to find the turkey in my turkey wrap. They should probably rename it a lettuce wrap. Avoid that menu item.

Had 4x hair in my togo box. Sandwich has half or not all the ingredients they market. Overpriced…read moreand overrated

Not a lot open in Los Alamos on the weekend, but Ruby K's is! It was described by a friend as "the…read moreclosest thing you'll get to a real New York City bagel in New Mexico" and I think they were right! We got drinks next door at Sugar and Cream and brought them over to enjoy with our sandwiches mid morning. Lox was piled high and hit the spot. They make their own bagel chips and those were fantastic! Definitely a place to return to for a hearty and portable breakfast or lunch.

Awesome bagels! A nice place to eat across the street from the visitor's center. Parking is…read moreplentiful. They serve breakfast all day. There were a good number of tables if dining in.

Given the outside of the building, the inside is pretty innocuous. My group of 6 was seated quickly…read moreand provided menus. We placed drink and food orders and those came out fairly quickly. I was quite pleased with my hotdog and the Chicago style accouterments. I upped my side to a garden salad and that was good as well. Wasn't overwhelmed about the coffee.

The attitude of the owners. After calling back to talk to a manager about my experience, I was…read moretold of I didn't like what I got, I shouldn't come back. Don't worry I won't, and neither should anybody else!

Staff was friendly. Drink was tasty and made correctly. I got a pumpkin cream cold brew, which is…read moresort of a guilty pleasure of mine in the late summer/fall. This location is inside the Smith's , which I have lots of mixed feelings about, so additional commentary would only be about the Smith's (for example, the restrooms adjacent to the Starbucks are in really bad condition and are probably overdue for a remodel).

The girl up front decided to tell us after 10 minutes of waiting in line that we could not get a…read morehot beverage. 10 minutes of waiting on my lunch break. She could have told everyone in line instead of wait until each person got to the front of the line. Terrible work ethic.