New Mexico Piñon Coffee

The ladies that work there are lovely, very helpful, and informative.

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 5

Not a community focused company. Denied mutual aid because I didn't take K-cups for unhoused people. I'll never buy anything from them again.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

If it challenging to back into the truck dock. All the employees are very friendly!

Pinon coffee is made with hazelnut flavoring not Pinon? Do you throw in a few pinions in every batch so you can say it has pinion in it? Taste nothing like pinion. Is there a pinion natural flavor I've never heard of before? Artificial flavors are not good.

Coffee environment and magical espresso fun ☕️

Living in PA, we order from New Mexico Pinon Coffee regularly. Other than one time when the delivery service sent our order to CA, all of our orders have arrived just as we ordered them in a prompt manner. We are as pleased with their service as we are with their coffee!

Enjoying my morning cup of Adobe Morning as I write my review. Thank You NM Pinon Coffee Co.

I love the coffee so much! Always delicious! I love everything they have to offer. I have to ship stuff out of state and the shipping is absolutely wonderful and it's fast. I will never stop purchasing their products!

The MOST rude employee I've encountered in a long while. I was so excited to bring my non-nm native husband to pick out some bags to take back to TN with us and the second we walked in the employee told us to get out as it wasn't a coffee shop. I told her we were there to buy the bags and she just rolled her eyes and said whatever. We just turned around and left. I tell everyone not to bother buying the bags at this location. Go to the coffee shops or just have it shipped.

Atmosphere: 1

Service: 1

Pinion Coffeehouse has open a new location in Rio Rancho, complete with a drive-through and everything! Looks like they were lucky enough to take over a retired Starbucks location across from Intel, on Hwy 528 in Rio Rancho.

Adobe Morning and Biscochito are our favorites. No Walnut Maple until the Fall.

Parking: In front of the coffee store.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Please..with the cost of time and gas..Adjust Google maps with your correct days and hours.. Tells me now you are open until 3:00 Saturday.. You are closed..Door hours do me no good sitting here now..

Last two times I bought bagged coffee at the Roastery, everything other than their traditional Pinon has all been pre-ground. I don't know why they aren't currently selling whole-bean coffee of any other flavor at the moment. They also aren't currently selling whole bean on their website either. This is disappointing, as I like to grind my own coffee right before I brew it. Until that changes, I will probably look elsewhere for my coffee needs...

New Mexico Piñon Coffee has been my go to since pre COVID. During COVID, they chose to do free shipping to local customers because we couldn't come in to their store or go to their coffee shop. Apparently, it was incredibly successful because they have kept free shipping for local buyers and have a rewards system if you're a frequent shopper.I chose them not only because they are a local business but because of how often they roast their beans.I will admit to being a coffee snob in so much that a fresher roast matters for a better bloom. Even trying a company that sourced it's coffee from around the world and claimed to roast it's coffee two weeks before shipping, I still wouldn't get a bloom like I do from NMPC.I do miss the Pistachio flavor. That was my favorite but as that's one of our top exports, I understand that it simply became too expensive.I strongly recommend them for all your coffee as they can be found in Smith's, online, and at their two locations.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

A rude woman inside gave me bad directions. I would avoid this place.

Kid-friendliness: There were a bunch of dirty kids running around and screaming.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1