The gluten-free bread was a solid choice. Held up nicely, didn&#39;t crumble. Paired well with the olive oil and a glass of their house red. A thoughtful detail that made ordering a drink feel more complete.

The secret menu&#39;s dark chocolate mocha was a treat, and the oat milk option is a nice touch.

The staff here are so thoughtful. We mentioned we were heading to White Sands, and they offered to lend us sleds for the day. It made our visit so much easier. Really appreciated the help.

The blueberry muffin here is a standout. It&#39;s absolutely packed with whole, fresh berries, not just a few crumbs. You can tell the pastries are made daily. The coffee is good too, roasted right in the shop.

Prices here are actually pretty fair for Angel Fire. Feels like a spot locals would go, not just tourists. Had a burger and a beer, didn&#39;t feel like I got ripped off.

Good amount of indoor and outdoor seating. Staff is consistently polite and helpful.

Solid spot for a quick bite. Their herbal tea selection is good, and the pastries are consistently fresh. I grab a croissant and tea here a couple mornings a week before heading to the office. It&#39;s convenient and reliable.

The huevos rancheros on crispy hashbrowns were a solid choice. The cinnamon spice latte had a nice kick to it. They do crepes too, which I&#39;ll have to try next time.

The line was out the door when we went, but it moved so fast. We were seated in maybe 10 minutes. The servers were really on top of things even with a full house, got our order and drinks quickly.

Perfect for a quick bite. Got the go-go boot sandwich and western potatoes. Food came out fast, which is what I needed. Sandwich was tasty, coffee hit the spot. Cozy spot for a fast breakfast.

Jessica was our server and she was super nice. Really made us feel at home. The whole team was friendly and welcoming.

The El Dorado omelette was a hit with the kids, the chili had a nice kick. My green chili cheeseburger was juicy and cooked perfectly. The patio is big, but we had to move tables to get some shade.

A great spot for coffee lovers. The staff really knows their stuff, and their wine list had a nice pairing suggestion for my dessert.

The broccoli cheddar soup is really good, and the strawberry mint lemonade is a nice, refreshing choice. Service was fine and polite. A decent spot for a quick lunch.

Grabbed a carrot cake to-go. It was moist, the cream cheese frosting had that perfect tang, and the walnuts added a nice crunch. Honestly, one of the best I&#39;ve had in a long time. The other pastries in the case looked fantastic too.

It&#39;s a nice spot, but it does get pretty loud when it&#39;s busy. The music volume can be a bit much for a quiet dinner. Good food, just be prepared for the noise.

The chai tea was nice, but I&#39;d probably ask for a stronger flavor next time. Everything tasted fresh though, which is a plus.

First time here and the $2.92 special really is a steal. Just a simple, tasty plate of food. Honestly didn&#39;t expect much for the price, but it hit the spot.

Been coming here for years, and the patio is still my favorite spot. Just a few trees, but it&rsquo;s always so quiet. Perfect for a slow lunch when you want to actually hear yourself think.

Cozy spot to get some work done. The coconut pancakes with passionfruit curd were a nice surprise.

The lamb shank was fantastic, really tender and fell right off the bone. It&#39;s definitely on the pricier side here, but I guess that&#39;s just how it is in this neighborhood.

The coffee is always solid, and I&#39;m a fan of the terrace. Perfect spot to watch the street with a pastry. It does get a bit crowded on weekends, though.

Stumbled on this spot in Old Town. The vegan burrito was solid, but the real star was the coffee&mdash;rich and complex. Paired perfectly with the surprisingly good gluten-free chocolate cake. A nice, quiet spot for a late afternoon bite.

Baristas were super nice. Jose the owner took time to explain their roasting process, which was cool. Coffee itself was just right, not too strong.

The vibe here is just so cozy, perfect for settling in with a good drink. I stayed for hours chatting. Their cocktails are all pretty reliable, nothing fancy but you can&#39;t really go wrong.

Cozy spot with good music. The menu has both savory and sweet options, but the portions are a bit small for the price.

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