Rael's Store & Coffee Shop

Cynthia Rael-Vigil is a friendly and outgoing proprietor. Great place to grab a cup of coffee and see some great local artwork and hear good chisme.

Lovely conversation and good coffee. Got some great tips on local hikes. Cheers!

Cute place and coffee was soooo good. I stopped by on the way to Taos. Owner was very nice and made the coffee just how I wanted it. ☺️

Iced Coffee was fantastic! Great coffee shop with a big shop of locally made items for sale. Owner is really nice. May not look like much from the outside but definitely stop in for coffee or a chat!

fabulous coffee! great pitstop with extensive drink menu, some snacks, non-touristy souvenirs and pieces of art from local artists. did i mention the delicious coffee?

Stopped in while heading back to Red River from Taos for a pick me up. Ordered iced lattes. I'm pretty sure we got flavored milk. She never used the espresso machine. The "lattes" did not taste of coffee and were ivory in color. Huge disappointment for $4.50 each. The one thing I will give them is that people were friendly.

Quaint local coffee shop with so much more. Stop in and see the history of this town with interesting decor and products.

So glad we found this coffee shop! Cute little store and delicious coffee with very friendly service! Anytime I visit the Taos area, I will drive the extra miles to get my coffee fix here!

Quiet comfy coffee joint with that feelimg of being at "grandmas" house feel... Great coffee, great service, great conversation, and the fact they consign many forms of art y local artists gives tbe joint that final homely charm. Truly a must stop n shop while they make your amazing cup of coffee place... I wish we could give more than 5 stars , because I would surely do so

Nothing fancy, but owned and operated by a wonderful lady. Stop in for a quick cup of coffee or tea. Maybe try some homemade pastries as well. If you have a few minutes hang around and peruse her shop. Many items for sale by local artisans. This is one of those places where you can soak up a wealth of local culture and news you won't find in any newspaper.