WARNING: Cash Only!!!…read more Espresso de Arte is run on a cash only basis. Come prepared. Major star dockage for not joining the 21st century and accepting plastic or e-payments. I finally caught them during open hours & ordered my litmus drink for a coffee joint: a large mocha. It was good, but not earthshaking. The coffee flavor came through clearly & the chocolate taste was there in appropriate volume. The presentation was nice enough. Counter lady was efficient & proficient, though not particularly friendly. Price was in line with other coffee vendors, $4-$5 for the mocha. In that price range, I'll likely stick with 35 Degrees North, which is my recommended coffee stop on the Santa Fe plaza.

Rarely would I give a one star review but we came to have a coffee while visiting Santa Fe and had…read morea really poor experience. The cappuccino came in a cpu that had a stain on the rim with a hair stuck to it. We asked politely to have it remade in another cup and they refused saying that it was not a hair. They then took a small straw and swirled around it covering the hair. We were in shock and left.

GREAT ESPRESSO! Perfect for an afternoon buzz. Also the cold drinks are awesome. Afrogato ,…read moreStrawberry macha .

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.

Coffee is great and their brisket burrito smacks hard. Love the ambiance and vibe of this place…read more But my god what a excellent random spot to pull over

A cute little tucked away coffee shop. The brisket burrito was really good but keep in mind the…read morechile doesn't seem to be traditional NM chile. Service was quick and kind. Where they lost me was our drinks. The Chai was really water but strong all at once. Then the matcha was very diluted.

My girlfriends and I loved this place so much that it's the only restaurant we went to twice! The…read morefood is delicious, the ambiance was great, the employees were super friendly, and the prices were very reasonable! I highly suggest Henry and The Fish!

we are staying at the Hilton hotel in Santa Fe found this place after reading reviews. one and half…read moreblock walk . excellent food and service. i had the breakfast sandwich with bacon. my wife had the bowl of yogurt. excellent, the reviews are true. thanks.

Greta locally owners and operated ice cream shop. Greta selection and friendly staff. Always love…read moreto patronize a local business. Please give it a try behind the Abiquiu post office

Frosty Cow was our last stop on Saturday after visiting the Purple Adobe Lavender Farm for gelato,…read moreAbiquiu Inn for lunch and Nest Art Gallery. Perfect ending for a perfect day. Great ice cream and very nice staff.

This is a updated review after my previous one and the troubles I had getting my prepaid order. I…read morereceived a full refund and a gift card. Everyone makes mistakes but not everyone follows up with correcting them as this business did. Good for you Baskin-Robbins, than you!

Delicious Ice-cream, and great customer service. The store was also very clean. I highly recommend.read more

Amazing ambient spot with lovely vegan options and kava elixirs!! Apothecary crafts some of the…read moremost beautiful and flavorful food/desserts. I enjoyed an unforgettable slice of vegan cacao cheesecake here and it changed my life. Absolutely a must visit when you're visiting Santa Fe!

So I gave a try . Price point for what the food was ? Was way off my Bil came to $45 dollars plus a…read more$ 8 dollar time .I tip for the service not for the food. I was the only one in the restaurant. Then another 4 people sat down the got up and left. My 0 proof margarita was 16 dollars that upset my stomach. So if it was cleansing drink you better be by a restroom.

So excited that they opened up a Tune Up downtown! More people will be able to enjoy them!…read more They are our favorite restaurant in town. Jesus and his staff are always friendly &the food is DELICIOUS!

This is like an episode from kitchen nightmare. The food was horrible and made me sick. It did not…read moretaste good or fresh. It's also over-priced. Not mentioning that the environment is depressing in comparison to the chic Saveur restaurant, which used to be there. The original Tune Up is known to be good and has a big fan base but this place must be avoided. So many red flags!