First time and I love it! The courtyard with the fountain and the ivy growing on the walls reminds…read moreme of one of my favorite coffee shops come home. Coffee is delicious! I got a lavender latter with macadamia nut milk, not to sweet just the right amount of flavor. Service was so kind and friendly and talked me through the specials and offerings. They have light bites and pastries as well! I will for sure be back to try more and the space is lovely and all around 10 out of 10!

You'll love this place if your idea of good service is heating up your own burrito in a microwave…read morethat you'll wait in line to use. Black coffee is standard and nothing special so if you want something tasty drown it out in sugar, cream and flavoring.

Needed a pick me up before hitting the road, found this place and holy moly so so good! From the…read moremoment you walk in Trifecta you can smell the fresh coffee! They have an array of coffee and the service is absolutely phenomenal! Spoke with two baristas they were so informative and super welcoming! The coffee is really good as well. My husband got their regular drip coffee and he said it was very good, I got their iced brown sugar latte with 3 shots of espresso, so good and the right amount of caffeine. Definitely will be back, when we're back in Albuquerque.

First review of the year- yay! My friend wanted to try this place out, so we came yesterday around…read morenoon. There's seating indoors and outdoors. There were ornaments and chocolate truffles for sale and a wide variety of pastries and sweets. I got the pumpkin bread ($4.25) and a medium biscochito latte. My friend got the white chocolate cherry scone and a latte. For both of us, it came out to $19. Baristas were friendly. And while the biscochito latte was good, it wasn't quite as sweet as I had hoped. 2026 #1

I'll be in the shop when I run out..got two bags at the chocolate and coffee fest. This coffee is…read moreamazing. Can't wait to see what else they have.

Love this little hidden gem. Great friendly helpful staff. Owner is onsite and ready to get his…read morehands wet just to make you a perfect coffee. The coffee is freshly made to order and they use a variety of beans. Very nice to come on an early Saturday morning when it's nice and cool. They are opened 3 days a week. One day to start your week, one day to end your week, and one day to start your weekend. Come on over...

First time visiting Cutbow Coffee Roasters, but I've been drinking coffee long enough to know the…read moredifference between good coffee and coffee that merely exists. This place definitely falls into the first category. This morning I went with the single origin Guatemala drip, and it was exactly what a solid cup of coffee should be. Smooth, rich, and balanced with a nice chocolate note that hangs around just long enough to make you take another sip. No bitterness. No burnt taste. Just a clean, well-roasted cup that says someone here actually cares about the beans. The shop itself has a personality, which I always appreciate. It's decorated with fishing lures, fish artwork, and sculptures scattered around the place. Naturally this leads to the obvious conclusion: the owner is either an avid fisherman... or coffee roasting is just the side hustle between trout expeditions. Either way, the theme works. The space feels relaxed, creative, and comfortable. The kind of place where you can sit with a cup and not feel rushed out the door. And speaking of doors, while I was there there was a steady flow of customers coming in and out. That's usually the universal coffee signal for yep, this place is doing something right. Bottom line: Great coffee, cool atmosphere, and a shop with enough character to keep things interesting. I'll definitely be back for another cup of that Guatemala.

Service was so kind and helpful with recommendations and questions around coffee and pastries…read more I got the mocha with macadamia milk. It was delicious. Very mild chocolate, I believe it is Dutch chocolate if my memory services me not to sweet which I appreciate. It was delightfully well balanced. The coffee itself is very smooth and not bitter, excellent taste! I will be back for sure to try other options there are lots of choices. I should have taken a picture of the menu. There is ample seating both inside and outside, had I not had my toddler with me I would have loved to sit out front but it is right by the road so a no go with a rambunctious little boy... There is additional outside seating to the side and farther from the road too. I look forward to my next trip.

This is an amazing little gem tucked away downtown. The pineapple danish was such a unique treat,…read moredelicate puff pastry. The Sandia Peak with oat milk and sugar-free vanilla was rally refreshing. The staff was kind, and willing to walk me through the menu as a first timer. The location was clean and there was a lot of parking available on a Friday morning. I had a work meeting and this location did not have music blasting or too much ambiance. I could have my meeting in peace with joyous food! 10/10 recommend

Stopped by this coffee shop after hearing that the owner's grandfather owns a coffee plantation in…read moreColombia, where they source their beans. Always love supporting small, local spots that have that kind of story behind them. I tried their Aztec Latte, one of their signature drinks made with espresso, sweetened condensed milk, and cinnamon. I was a little unsure at first since I'm not a big fan of cinnamon, but it ended up being super mild and creamy. We also got the Red Chili Mocha, which has espresso, milk, red chili, and chocolate. I expected more of a kick from the chili, but it was actually on the milder side as well. Since it was a little chilly in Albuquerque, we went for hot lattes, which definitely hit the spot. We split a couple of toasts too. The avocado toast came with hummus, avocado, and a drizzle of sriracha. I liked that the hummus was the base instead of just plain avocado. I think it added a nice creamy layer that worked perfectly with the sourdough and spice. The Caprese toast was classic: pesto, mozzarella, balsamic, and tomatoes. Also a solid choice. The vibe inside was really chill. People were working on laptops, chatting quietly, low music in the background. The walls had artwork from a local artist, which was a nice touch. The baristas were very friendly. Service was on point.

Excellent shop, we had a latte and espresso, a tea latte and a chai - all awesome!…read more Really excited to try the beans we bought as well as the grocery items. We'll absolutely be back, and wish y'all well!

. I woke up grumpy…read morethat sunny first Saturday in April. I remember it well. (it was 4 days ago) My wife suggested we try this coffee shop. Begrudgingly I went along; not quietly but more "respectfully pissy" i would say. Navigating our large van in the parking lot we still couldn't find the business. I started bitching about the crummy location, poor signage and how I just wanted a cup of quality coffee. That life shouldn't be this hard on a Saturday morning. Where is this coffee roasters shop? Finally: We located and walked into Candlestick... ...and POOOF !!! We meet (and want to marry) Zach! The enthusiasm, passion, knowledge, mission and love this guy has for his craft is amazing. We are so impressed. We decided Zach's wife is soo lucky! Mia M. did a review calling this an "intimate coffee experience" and I agree. When we relocate to Corrales, we will become frequent customers of this business. "Like really good like customers as they say in the valley." Thank you Zach for an exceptional coffee "pour over" experience ... we loved our individual cups of coffee. We support your fair trade mission, and wish you very well in your business. After our Candlestick Visit: My mood improved from a 3/10 scale, to a 10/10 after my visit to Candlestick Roasters ... YMMV of course, but please give it a try :)

Friendly and cozy coffee shop run by great people. Coffee is good! There's a well run thrift shop…read morenext by, too.

Walking in from the summer heat, I was immediately greeted by cool A/C and a calm, relaxing…read moreatmosphere. Soft instrumental worship music played in the background, creating the kind of environment where you could easily spend a few hours reading, working, or simply enjoying your favorite drink. The staff were friendly and attentive from the moment I walked in. The person at the counter was personable and even convinced me to add their flavored cold foam to my cold brew. Unfortunately, the drink itself didn't quite live up to the experience. The cold brew tasted weaker than I prefer and lacked the bold coffee flavor I was hoping for. The flavored cold foam was also fairly bland and melted into the drink almost immediately, rather than sitting on top and adding a creamy finish like most cold foams do. That said, the atmosphere and service left a great impression, so I'm definitely willing to give this place another shot. Next time, I'll probably stick with an iced Americano and skip the cold foam. With such a welcoming space and friendly staff, I'm optimistic there's a drink on the menu that's a better fit for my taste.

Best coffee bean roastery in New Mexico (IMO). They have a wide selection of different beans…read moreroasted to perfection. If you like great beans, this is the place to get them.

Came in looking for some coffee beans, and came out a loyal customer. This is a walk-in roastery…read morefor coffee beans. Love interaction between their employees and the quality of information they have on their coffee beans. I enjoyed the decorations inside, a home barista dream build. You can purchase coffee beans, but if you don't know what coffee beans to look for they are well informed. If you informed them of what you're looking for, they can pinpoint a specific bag that meets your needs. They also have different types of coffee beans, so I suggest that your wallet ready cause I was about to leave with more coffee beans than needed. You can also purchase coffee gear such as filters, cold brew filter jar, French press, and red rock roaster gear.