Napoli Coffee

We were very excited to try this place because we had heard good things, but we were very disappointed as soon as we walked in. There was no one in front of us but we were not greeted. The young man taking our order never smiled, very matter of fact answered our questions. It was clear that all of the employees did not want to be there and no customer service was given. The reason to go to small coffee shops is to have good personal interactions. This was definitely not the place for that.

Hands-down THE BEST place in Albuquerque to get coffee. Amazing staff and a beautiful open space. Fabulous breakfast burritos and delicious French pastries. I highly recommend!

Great selection of drinks, food choices (my favorite, oatmeal!), vendor items, and a play area for younger kids; spacious and clean. The staff was helpful, friendly, and kind. ☕️

This is the new spot stop gong Starbucks you money peps! Keep it in NM, this place is not stingy with the burrito fatness. Coffee is way better because it is done with care. Seems as the staff cares that your satisfied. Smiles everywhere people actually talking to each other. So take the drive as I do, take me 30 min from home but I love it!

Tasty drinks, cozy feel, love how spread out the seating is

This is absolutely my favorite coffeeshop. The owners remember you from the first time they meet you and make fantastic recommendations for coffee drinks you will really like. And the bran muffin. Get it. Toasted. Just do it.

The ambiance is great ! A nice classy and relaxing setting. Great theme in a shop to have a coffee in. The only complaint I had was the customer service. Nobody explained the menu or even reminded me that my order was ready. With good customer service, this place would be the best coffee shop in town.

Very pleasant space. Good coffee. I haven't tried the food but they serve sandwiches and burritos as welql. The staff is really nice. It's in a shopping center, next to the New Mexico Philharmonic office

A nice, modern coffee shop that has pastries, breakfast burritos, and some sandwiches. It is open with lots of windows so it is airy, but looks out over a main street so average scenery.

The people were friendly and efficient. The coffee was good, as was the breakfast burrito, though for those who like a lot of heat, it was not overly spicy-hot.

It is not in a part of town I travel to very often (Not a bad location at all), but if I was out that way I would go there again.

A nice, airy place with good coffee and a friendly staff. The worn leather couch we sat on was very comfy. My main disappointment was the lack of any mention of fair trade beans, recycling, ... I think of cafes like this as having an opportunity to set a good example for the community. Still, we had a nice time and will very likely go again.