4 Best Coffee Roasters in Albuquerque

“My new favorite after-yoga spot! Right across from the Main post office on Broadway in Albuquerque. Completely unassuming but absolutely delicious. My scone was moist and so delicious and happened to be gluten free. Loved the latte that she made me with a tiny bit of cinnamon and red chile steamed to a velvety finish!“

“Stopped for the night in ABQ on a roadtrip. Needed a good cup before getting on the road. .This place did the job AND THEN SOME!Small roaster that clearly takes a lot of pride in their product as well as making sure the staff is knowledgeable and helpful.If you are anywhere near here and you don't go here... why do you hate yourself?“

“Nice place, much larger inside than it seems from the outside. Plenty of outdoor seating on a nice day. My friend and I stopped by late morning on a Tuesday. The establishment had a very steady flow of traffic but not too crowded. It was clean and there is a nice variety of seating. Service took a while and we couldn't figure out why the line, just to order, was moving so painfully slow since the wait to get the order was not much at all. I had the dark roast coffee and the gluten free berry muffin and the coffee was tasty and rich - quite good - and the muffin very good.“

“The smell of chai was incredible and the first thing I noticed was the real flowers on the tables. Little notes of extra care permeate the space. There is a lot of seating of different styles, including comfortable lounge area, more private work stations, window tables, and an outdoor patio that wasn't quite set up on a stormy, early morning.The service was very kind and professional. The baristas offered up plenty of other coffee suggestions both for in-house and uplifting other coffee shops they appreciate in the area, and were quick to offer information on the coffees roasted in house.I was impressed at how incredibly clean the space was. It was early in the day, but whomever had worked the previous shift really made sure the space was ready to go (unless someone came in early, either way, impressive).Near the downtown but more a part of the neighborhood, Slow Burn felt like the kind of place I'd walk to if I lived nearby.Parking: It was easy to find free street parking right outside the front door of the cafe.“