We had some boba yesterday afternoon after long walks around the Santa Fe Plaza. I had coffee boba…read more They serve ice cream, smoothie and variety of boba. Ambiance is nice. They have tables and chairs outside of stores/shops but they also have chairs inside NM scoops, so plenty of seating for everyone inside or in hallway area

This is a nice establishment in downtown and one that is fast service compared to other…read moreestablishments nearby by but customer service is in the dumps. This place has so much potential but did does not live up to its potential. The options are various and the ice cream is descent and drinks have the adequate balance of sugars. The place overall is clean and the cute decorations make it welcoming. Prices are higher than expected for a regular ice cream shop but since it's located downtown it expected to be higher.

Came in for a quick snack to occupy the kiddos. It was straight forward. Got in at a good time with…read moreno line. The person worked here was alone, overworked with all the tourists, but was efficient. Icecream is consistent with the brand quality. Nothing fancy here but clean. Their prime location would do them well.

Wow. So it's hot as hades outside, and the middle of the afternoon, and we all know that…read moreHäagen-Dazs is like the best ice cream in the world. But they pick the worst time to train people so they basically have one guy helping everyone in Santa Fe who wants ice cream at a Häagen-Dazs and in the midst of that he stops to take a couple minutes to train and explain everything to his trainee as the lion grows longer and longer. I have had the opportunity to share this horrendous experience with my new friend. What's your name Amanda with Amanda and she's about as mad as I am so. So luckily, I got here before the line that is getting longer and longer. I'm gonna take another photo just for fun.. management, get a clue, train in the morning. That's what Amanda said.

I was craving something sweet while in New Mexico and decided I needed a churro. After looking…read morearound I ended up at Oasis Ice Cream Shop. The staff was friendly and very attentive. She made my churro with real care. The shop felt small and cozy with a relaxed vibe. When the shake was finished she handed me a churro milkshake that looked amazing. It tasted even better. I would happily come back again for this treat.

This is inside The Design Center. Our server was super friendly and patient with my friend and I as…read morewe couldn't decide what to get. There were so many good options! The churros are freshly made so it was worth it!

This is a hidden gem in Santa Fe for biscochitos cookies and coffee. The barista was excellent when…read moreI asked him to make a latte with one of their signature coffees. It was magnificent! The biscochito with Christmas sprinkles was delicious! Perfect blend of sugar and spice. My dad ordered a burrito and it was huge! I was jealous lol We were all satisfied with our food and coffee items. The vibes here were great. They also offered local syrup and beef jerky to buy here. You won't be disappointed.

Super disappointing. You'd think at a cookie place that there would be tons of options but there…read morewas only one kind available. For the hype I expected much more. Wouldn't return

If you're looking for a very unique place in Santa Fe, please visit Kakawa. All employees are…read moreusually very helpful with recommendations and patient while choosing from many liquid chocolates, truffles, and other sweets. We ordered the Jeffersonian and the Italian Citrus elixirs. Both are 74% chocolate. While the Italian has lemon and orange zest with cinnamon and vanilla, the Jeffersonian has nutmeg and vanilla. The citrus was quite evident and refreshing while the nutmeg gave the Jeffersonian a very earthy flavor. Even though this time we didn't have their truffles, their flavors are unique with lavender, fruits, and even chiles. If you are in for unique sweets and rich elixirs, I absolutely recommend Kakawa.

This place is so cute. The moment I stepped in, I smell the chocolate scent overfilled in the shop…read more There are a huge selection of chocolates , with unique flavor of green and red chiles that belong to New Mexico. Though the chocolates are quite costly, $4-5 per piece. I also had a mint chocolate ice cream. The mint flavor here is so unique, of fresh mint, which might not fit well with people who likes mint chocolate ice cream. I like it though. The ice cream is soft and smooth. Chocolate pieces are creamy Mango smoothie is refreshing. I recommend checking this unique place out when visiting Santa Fe.

I don't give five stars very often, but this was a very special and unique meal. My niece has…read moreeaten hair and she highly recommended it so we made reservations for 5 PM. We were warmly greeted and we're happy. It was on the quiet side since they weren't busy yet. By the time we left, it was busy! We really enjoyed our server, Paris. He was warm and seemed to take a general interest in us. I shared my concerns with him that my pallet doesn't tolerate much spicy. He at all. He assured me there would be no problem in accommodating that. He started us off with a complementary prickly pear & lemonade drink which we loved! He also provided a complementary appetizer which was very unique and made out of avocado and mascarpone and some other items I don't remember. Why I didn't love it, I did enjoy hasting something so unique and different. We started with the best cornbread I've ever had that shaped like a cob of corn with three different kinds of butters. The cornbread is $12 and worth it! Next came the Caesar salad wrapped in some kind of egg roll wrapper and topped with an anchovy mixture. We split it so we each got two rolls which was plenty. We very much enjoyed the flavors in the salad. Don ordered the Wagyu short rib with polenta. While we don't love polenta, this was tasty and complemented the beef nicely. Don said this was the best short rib he ever had. I wish I had a picture of how they presented it. When they took the lid off, there was a lovely steam cloud and it smelled wonderful. I had scallops with each one placed beautifully on top of of really interesting wild rice and finished with toasted coconut. The pineapple salsa and the Hoja Santa Fe Oil were placed in small rounds in the middle of the dish because they had some kick to them. What was especially impressive, is the gentleman who brought out my meal leaned over and said that the Chef wanted to let me know that the two items in the small dishes had heat to them, but I was encouraged to give them a try for the full flavor. Impressive! I was able to enjoy the pineapple salsa, but the oil was a little too spicy for me, but I'm glad I tried it. We would've loved to try dessert, but we were fully satiated by our delicious meal. It was quite an experience and we look forward to returning.

Oh my goodness! Excellent food. Excellent presentations of food. I had the shrimp appetizer and elk…read morefor my entree. The waiter was kind and attentive. Everytime the food was saved, they explained all of the flavors and ingredients before leaving the table. Ambience was very modern.

Great mac & cheese, great mac & cheese, great, Mac, and cheese. Menu gets you around for sure but…read morenot 9 pages long. Simple basic comfort food just amped up and fresh prepared in the moment. The CLUB M&C was soulful. Well done. Near spot, cool and well balanced.

This was the second place we visited that despite saying on their own website, yelp, and google…read morethat they would be open - they were closed. No sign, no anything. Insanely unprofessional and great waste of my time.

Sadly I had a negative experience when I tried this cafe. I needed a place to do a zoom meeting for…read morework. Looked for coffee cafes nearby and found this one. The inside is dirty and uninviting but I was needing a place right away so I committed. The carrot cake looked really good so I asked the girl for a piece. She was very odd. She started at me as if she couldn't believe someone asked for the carrot cake. She said something I couldn't understand. My friend jumped in to help but she just looked at him too. So odd. Eventually she handed me a styrofoam container with carrot cake in it. I also ordered a small Americano. The Americano was good and the carrot cake was good, but it was a small piece and not worth $13! I asked for the Wi-Fi password, but the other girl working in the counter also kind of stared at me and shrugged her shoulders. I asked again she said "I don't know it" I tried to ask the other girl and she said"we don't know it because no one's ever asked for it before". I said, "but you're a coffee shop and the Wi-Fi is there for guests. We just need the password." And she shrugged her shoulders and walked away. I had to do my Zoom call on my phone walking down the sidewalk because I wasn't staying there.

Slipped inside because I couldn't feel my fingers. Ordered the honeybee (espresso with honey,…read morelavender, and steamed milk) and the very last pastry in the case--a blue corn lavender doughnut. The latte didn't do anything for me...it was overly sweet without really tasting of honey or lavender, and was too thick or something. The doughnut, however, was a different story. The blue cornmeal gave it a really nice texture--a bit crunchy, and the icing had actual lavender, not just flavoring. Best $2 I've spent today! They also have Hagen Daaz, for those who are into eating ice cream when it's 33° outside.