I've passed this cafe driving from farmington to Albuquerque for years. Today I finally stopped…read more The service was excellent! I got the pumpkin cold brew that was on the fall menu. My mom couldnt decide what she wanted, so the lady was sweet and offered several different no sugar options. Both drinks were delicious! Will definitely stop again.

Literally the best Frapp I've ever had in my life! I'm a coffee fanatic and this was hands down the…read morebest! We were driving through Cuba on our way home to Durango and we are so glade made the stopps the sweet woman working will only add to your experience

Ditto on all the coffee and food reviews! If you are looking for a scone or muffin - head in early!…read moreGal @counter said they often sell out by 9 - good for them!! Thanks for all the tips on finding it - it was a great adventure ... and who wouldn't love a Froot Loop parfait??!!

The staff was super friendly, we were just passing through on a road trip or we would become…read moreregulars here! Ordered two lattes, breakfast bagel sandwiches and a blue berry muffin. Everything was so yummy and fresh. The muffin was crispy in the outside and soft in the inside, the best muffin I've had in a while. The sandwiches were hearty and fresh. Next time I drive through we are going back!

Great coffee, snacks & congenial baristas. Everything you want in a coffee shop. Love that it's a…read morelocal establishment.

We are in town visiting from the Bay Area. We were recommended to try Durango Joes coffee. Very…read moreimpressed with the quality of the coffee, as well as the fast and friendly service from the young ladies working there. Highly recommend for your next coffee fix.

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!

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.

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

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.

Best place in town for coffee, pastries, and all around atmosphere. This beautiful building used to…read morebe a lumber yard but is now a rustic, cozy, relaxing place to buy beautiful art in the gallery or coffee and pastries in the bake shoppe. All baked goods are homemade and made daily and the baker likes to switch things up every now and then to give you a great variety of tasty treats. Coffee, tea, or Italian sodas are also available. Z

Was visiting Farmington, and found this adorable establishment. We were excited to get fresh…read morepastries and a coffee to start our day. Sadly, my chai tea latte was primarily foam so was disappointed but my friend said her vanilla latte was the best she ever had. 3 stars because we each got a pastry and both were very disappointing. Hers was a cherry turnover and mine was a raspberry danish. There was VERY little fruit in the pastry so it was basically mouthfuls of puff pastry. Blah ! The atmosphere was great with the establishment as coffee and gift shop, art studio-gallery and large meet up area. I give 5 stars for overall but only 3 for coffee shop-bakery.

Sadly I did not get any pictures, but this is the cutest little spot! It's got a cozy inside as…read morewell as outside seating with a fire pit. The service was excellent. We got coffee, a caramel toffee late, and the breakfast burrito. Our coffee was very good, but the breakfast burrito - easily the best breakfast burrito we've ever ate!!! It had chorizo, hash-browns, egg, peppers/onions, and cheese. When we come back, we'd love to try their lunch and supper!

Two visits during our short stay in Chama. A late afternoon sandwich run, and a Saturday morning…read morecoffee stop. The pastrami & swiss on rye was good, but a caveat: the sandwiches are pre-made and then heated (or not, as you like) before serving. You can't customize the items on the sandwich. Good wine and beer selection, though I didn't sample. Next morning featured a steady trickle of folks coming in, some for takeout coffee, some to sit and connect to wi-fi while enjoying the sunshine. Service is a bit on the slow side, and they don't have an outside speaker to announce when orders are ready, so you have to listen for the shout from inside, or stay in the order area until yours is ready.

They do have a surprising number of bathrooms available. Too bad they weren't all that clean. This…read morecould be said for the entire convenience store, inside and out. There was just crap piled up everywhere, as you can see from my picture of the front of the place. There were very few pumps available, six I think, and they were all nasty. I went inside and paid cash rather than run my card through the reader. Interesting enough, after I left I saw a newer Speedway just down the block. I wonder if that one is going to replace this location. It wouldn't be the end of the world if it did.

Stopped by for a quick bite and got a single chicken tender with their ghost pepper sauce ($2.47…read morewith tax). The chicken was super crispy and still nice and moist inside! It's a small, laid-back spot with both indoor and outdoor seating, plus a drive-thru if you're on the go. They got quite a lot on their menu. Everything from rotisserie chicken, smokehouse ribs, barbecue sandwiches, burgers, tacos, and burritos. Sides include most of the classics like onion rings, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, coleslaw, and fries. I did not get any cellular service in the area (at least for T-Mobile), but there is a fast EV charger (150 kW) right next to the building.

Such a lovely establishment. Lots of menu options to choose from so there should be something for…read moreeveryone. The chicken was great. It tasted organic and fresh off the farm. Crunchy, fresh, and well seasoned. They have a drive-thru and a walk in area. There is plenty of seating outside and some seating inside. Very friendly staff. Would return for all my fried chicken cravings.