Santa Fe · Santa Fe County, NM
Best coffee in Santa Fe
Scout analyzed 77 Santa Fe places and surfaced the ones that actually fit coffee.
Places analyzed
77
Matches
15
Typical spend
$15
Typical visit
56 min
Scout-verified spots
Food & Drink
Wolf and Mermaid Enchanted Cafe and Coffee Roasters
This cafe is a good spot for a casual breakfast or coffee break, fitting well into a morning or afternoon of exploring Santa Fe. Expect to spend 1-2 hours and around $10-25 per person for coffee and a meal.
Shopping
Ohori's Coffee Roasters, Luna Location
This coffee roastery is suitable for a quick solo stop or a casual meet-up, pairing well with a morning or afternoon activity. Expect to spend $5-$15 per person for coffee and a light snack or burrito.
Food & Drink
Santacafé
Santacafé is a fine dining spot perfect for a celebratory dinner or a sophisticated date night, offering New American regional fare in an historic house. Expect to spend 1.5-2 hours and $75-150 per person.
Nightlife
Coyote Cafe & Rooftop Cantina
Coyote Cafe offers a refined Southwestern meal, followed by cocktails on the rooftop with views. Expect to spend 1.5-2 hours and $50-100 per person.
Food & Drink
Iconik Coffee Roasters, Lena
This cafe is a good spot for a casual morning coffee, a light lunch, or a solo work session. Expect to spend $10-25 per person and stay for about an hour.
Food & Drink
Sky Coffee
Sky Coffee is suitable for a quick stop for a drink and pastry, often before or after other activities. Expect to spend 30 minutes and $5-15 per person.
Food & Drink
Cafe Pasqual's
Cafe Pasqual's is a solid choice for a Southwestern meal, especially breakfast or dinner. Expect to spend 1-2 hours and $20-50 per person on a flavorful experience in a historic setting.
Food & Drink
Sagche's Coffee House
Sagche's Coffee House is suitable for a relaxed solo or small group stop, ideal for a morning coffee or light lunch. Expect to spend 30-60 minutes and $5-15 per person.
Food & Drink
The Mud Hut by Agapao Coffee
The Mud Hut is a local coffee shop good for a quick solo stop or a casual meet-up. Expect to spend $5-$15 per person for coffee and a light snack, and it's best for a visit under an hour.
Food & Drink
Betterday Coffee
Betterday Coffee is a good spot for a quick caffeine stop or a casual, relaxed meetup. Expect to spend 30-60 minutes and $5-15 per person for coffee and perhaps a pastry.
Food & Drink
Cafecito
Cafecito is good for a casual breakfast or lunch outing, offering a mix of Armenian, Argentinian, and Italian dishes in a laid-back setting. Expect to spend $15-30 per person for a meal and plan for a visit of about an hour.
Food & Drink
35° North Coffee
This coffee shop is ideal for a quick solo stop for coffee and a snack, or a casual meeting spot. Expect to spend 30-60 minutes and $5-15 per person for coffee and a bite.
Food & Drink
Java Joe's & Groovy Bean Coffee Roasters
This coffee shop is a good spot for a quick caffeine fix or a relaxed start to the day. Expect to spend under $15 for coffee and a light snack, suitable for a 30-minute stop.
Shopping
Ohori's Coffee Roasters, St. Francis Location
This is a relaxed stop for coffee and a pastry, good for a solo break or a quick meeting. Expect to spend 30 minutes and around $5-15 per person.
Food & Drink
Hervé
Hervé is a good spot for a relaxed meal or drinks, pairing well with a downtown Santa Fe outing. Expect to spend 1-2 hours and $25-$75 per person on tapas and wine.
Under $35
Cheap dates and low-spend afternoons.
What Scout found
- 15 of the 77 analyzed Santa Fe places fit coffee.
- 7% of matches are outdoor or partly outdoor.
- 33% have easy parking.
- Dominant moods: Relaxed, Social, Quiet, Upscale, Romantic, Quirky.
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