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.

Got one of their matcha drinks and one of their spring lemonade drinks and both tasted great! Their…read moreoutdoor seating has good ambiance and is a good spot to study or get some work done. Didn't get the food but it sounded good, we plan to come back and try it!

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.

The only reason that I visited Chama was to stop by for pastries from Wilder Bakeshop. I patiently…read morewaited three nights until they were open at 0700 on Saturday (the owner, Jazzmyn, is only open on the weekends in shoulder season). I take my baked goods veeery seriously. So, my checked luggage included a Rubbermaid container. The staff was very friendly and the interior is very calm and modern. I've only had a cinnamon roll so far (pre-Edward Sargent Wildlife Area trail run!), but it was delicious. I highly recommend Wilder Bakeshop.

The best pastries I've ever had and the sandwich offerings are excellent, wishing was open every dayread more

This place has it all. You're in the middle of nowhere , and before you go deeper into nowhere c…read morevisit this place to stock up. They have hats, clothing, religious stuff , candy bars , tools , fishing gear , and anything else you can think of. Mandatory stop if you're driving by on your way to adventure.

I REALLY do not know what the hoopla is about this place. It's a junk store. Kitchen was closed…read moreand they had food in heated bins for you to buy and eat...somewhere, not in the "restaurant." What a waste of time and energy.

We were just traveling through Grants and wanted coffee that wasn't from a gas station. We were…read moreblown away with our experience. We shared a HUGE cranberry almond scone, my husband had the cold brew and I had the house iced tea. The quality and taste were off the charts! The people were amazing and so helpful and kind. We will 100% stop again when we travel through.

Nice coffee options, just wish they had more food! Cool building too. It's half car shop!read more

Shout out to the lady who was working alone ! She was taking orders, making coffees, and cooking…read morethe food . Solid job holding the place down Parking: There are a few parking spots outside Menu: The menu is pretty extensive for a small place. We had the baked oatmeal which blew my mind - absolutely delicious! The breakfast tacos were also good but not what my Texas brain expected . Seating: There is seating inside but it's nothing compared to the fresh air and views from the patio

Amazing food and friendlyservice! We had the baked blueberry oatmeal and spinach tomato quesadilla…read more Was hot, fresh, & tasty ! We even ordered pastries to go. We would definitely eat here again! Its across from the hot springs.

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.

Great spot for pastries and coffee! We usually get the chicken tenders or chicken sandwich if we're…read morefeeling hungrier and it's always a solid choice. The employees are always energetic and helpful. It's cozy inside but can get a little loud during busy hours.

So I have seen this place on my way to ski, and to visit some of the Jemez trails. It used to be…read moreclosed at 2 or 3pm, which I was like bummer man. It has extended hours now and we decided to visit it after a lovely hike to mcauley springs. The place is super cute, i adore the decor. I love everything about that. However, my wife was highly disappointed in the service and attention from the cashier or food attendant. I mean, it was closer to three and he was a high schooler, what do you expect right? That killed her vibe, for the place. I thought the food was fairly good, the lemon tart and croissant was delicious. Absolutely loved it. The chips and sandwiches were good. There was alittle too much salt on my wifes sandwich, which I confirmed. We do like salt. It's a great place to swing by, but nothing to go out of the way. I believe we met or saw the manager of the place. He truly does care about it and works. He was cleaning tables, and putting things up. I would've made the schooler do that before he left. Anyway, check it out.

I've stopped at a small town called Chama, New Mexico. I passed through here the other day and…read morestopped at their little tourist center which was just adorable. This coffee shop (that I searched on Waze) has espresso and wonderful pastries, and incredible breakfast sandwiches. I just went for a pastry right now. But the coffee is superb. And a charming place. She has great paintings on the wall in a very wonderful ambience for the decor. Outside she even has a fire pit going! What a little jewel of a place

This is a trendy place for visitors, but the prices are high. The coffee is great and so are the…read morehot breakfast sandwiches. The bakery goods seem to always be too dry to me. Service is very friendly. The ambience is great too.

I ordered a 20 piece, a big mac and a deluxe mcchicken the other day coming home from work. Into…read moreabout a 30 min drive I took a bite of my sandwich and tasted like it was burnt sure enough when I opened it up it was. The deluxe mcchicken was also dry too so I called and requested a refund for the two sandwiches. The manager that I spoke to was named Clinton he told me that I can either get a remake or a refund. I chose to do a refund and I asked him if he wanted me to save the sandwiches so I can bring them in tomorrow since I live far and he told me no its okay so I threw them away in the trash . He said all I needed was the receipt. I had my sister come in today with the receipt. And the general manager named Floria said no that she can only remake the sandwiches . I told her thats not what I discussed with the manager yesterday and she said they didnt have enough money in the register to give me a refund so come back tomorrow . What a joke! Bad customer service! Hopefully I do get my refund tomorrow.

On the way to Durango we stopped here to get a quick bite to eat. We ordered off the value meal,…read moreand 5 of us ate well for under $20. Cashier was friendly & efficient. We got our orders quickly. We used our "2 cheeseburgers for $1" coupon on the app separately in case it could not be used with value meal menu. Thus, 2 orders - not 1. Only thing missing in the bag was the dipping sauce for the McNuggets, but we hadn't left, so husband went back in & got it. In the bags we did get plenty of catsups, napkins, and a Baby Yoda toy was in 10 year old's Happy Meal. Contented is too small an adjective to use for her delight with the toy. This is fast food. It is as good as it gets when it's McDonald's. It's basically the same everywhere. It was not great, nor was it awful. It was a satisfactory expedition for lunch.