Santa Fe, New Mexico

Besides your regular latte macchiato or cappuccino, there is so much more that Ohori's Coffee Roasters has on offer. They only use organic grown coffee beans and roast their coffee beans themselves. When you pay them a visit, try the unconventional butter coffee or red rooibos shot!

The little sister of the famous restaurant Vinaigrette has made a name for itself. Besides sandwiches and toasts, they mainly focus on their savory, sweet and plain cakes. They have a huge variety of goodies, such as the red pepper Sonora cake, coconut cake and prosciutto & robiola corn cake.

As you might have guessed when you red the name of this bakery, it is filled with all sorts of sweet treats. It's a great way to start your morning, with a cup of coffee and a Danish on the side. For the customers who would rather prefer something less sweet, fear not, there are also plenty of savory items on the menu!

The oldest coffee shop in Santa Fe with a newsstand and filled with baked goods, beverages and sandwiches. Downtown Subscription has been beloved by the locals since it has been established. It's the perfect place for a relaxing morning or afternoon, just reading a paper or a magazine and let yourself drift away in the articles whilst sipping your worries away.

Sage Bakehouse prepares its products in the French "pain tradition," meaning all baked goods are naturally leavened, hand-formed, fermented, and baked directly on the hearth of a French oven. Their breads find their way to northern New Mexico’s finest food shops, restaurants, and hotels as a result. Grab a flaky croissant or sweet cookie to start off your day, and munch on a rustic apple tart or chocolate-hazelnut torte for after hours.

Simply mutter the words "cheese danish" and Chez Mamou will instantly come to mind for Santa Fe locals. Chez Mamou French Café & Bakery boasts a wonderfully delicious menu of breakfast and lunch items in true French fashion. Paired with fresh roasted coffee, enjoy dishes such as the mushroom crepe, croque madam, and the eggs benedict.

Championing "wine with a view," the Museum Hill Cafe has spectacular cuisine in a refined atmosphere. House specialties include the likes of smoked duck flautas, Asian shrimp tacos, and housemade mushroom taquitos, while an extensive drinks menu begs a glance. Choose from red, white, rosé, and dessert wines, beer, and sparkling or specialty drinks.

Iconik Coffee Roasters are indeed so, with the finest coffees and teas around. They roast all direct trade coffees by hand - in house - and their teas are selected from award-winning estates. Baked goods are handmade daily, while the bacon is from local farms, cured and smoked just for Iconik.

Located in a yoga studio, the BODY Cafe refreshes with vegan and vegetarian fare. Also find organic wine, beer and sake, along with raw organic truffles. It's the perfect place to stop after rejuvenating your spirit with yoga or while out on a busy day of sightseeing.

The Collected Works Bookstore & Coffeehouse serves up fresh, locally roasted organic coffee to go along with your morning or afternoon read. They also have a full menu of espresso drinks, Mighty Leaf tea, Bhakti Chai, Ghiradelli hot chocolate, and organic apple cider. If you're hungry as well, they carry fresh burritos and deli sandwiches from Tesuque Village Market.

Ecco serves locally roasted artisan coffee and hand-pulled espresso beverages. To satisfy your sweet tooth and escape the desert sun, ECCO also serves handmade gelato using local, organic ingredients. Be sure to stop in one afternoon while taking a break from shopping and sightseeing.