Java Joe's

First time here. Needed a place to work on my laptop for an hour. Lots of seating, free Wi-Fi and power along the walls. Good selection is coffee and pastry. Ordered a Tea Latte. Happy with that.

Java Joe's has better than good coffee, good bakery, and very good breakfast burritos. Other places could take a lesson in how to offer a decent burrito for a reasonable price. The folks here are nice and hard working. The electric outlets need a bit of attention. If you are going to provide a place to plug in, it should be accessible and not worn out.

I have always had a good experience but today the bacon burrito was off. The top half was soo hard not eatible and the bottom soggy. You could see the gluten on the tortilla. Sorry hard to describe. Just wanted to let you know since this only time. And Staff always great !!

A little disappointed. We got two lavender honey lattes. Came out to $17 with $2 tip that’s fine but seems extremely expensive for two drinks. I asked for my drinks to be made xtra hot. I drove off from the drive thru and had a drink and my drink was luke warm almost cold. They both were. The line was excessively long and I also waited in line forever. I just didn’t have the time to get back in line to get my drink heated. I would expect paying that much that they would at least pay attention to what the customer is asking for. Not a great experience and a waste of money and time.

This place is a joke. There were three cars in front of me and it took 18 minutes for me to have my order (croissant and a plain coffee) in my hand. The food and coffee are totally bleh. Not even as good as something you could get at starbucks with much less of a wait. I was patient because I figured they were probably severely understaffed, then I pull up to the window to find four different employees working behind the counter. The baristas are basically all rude, entitled white women who think they automatically deserve a tip for doing essentially what a mcdonalds employee does. The prices are ridiculously high and instead of politely allowing the customers to tip how they see fit, the girl at the window just swipes your credit card then asks "would you like to leave one, two or three dollars?". Why would I tip you anything for making terrible food that takes all day to make? Completely ridiculous. Pay your employees properly so they don't have to act as if they're dying of hunger. We're seeing this all over Santa Fe these days. Restaurant owners that are too cheap to give their workers a living wage, and the workers being forced to use these terrible point of sale systems that allow the customer no privacy or determination over what they tip.

One of our favorite coffee shops in Santa Fe. Staff are always nice and they have nice selections of coffee and tea. Whenever we’re in the neighborhood and feel like having coffee and a small bite to eat, this is always our choice.

Excellent coffee. I always prefer smaller companies like this over Starbucks, but this little gem is very high up on my list.

All I have to say is awesome place to relax and have a good cup of coffee.. Way better than Starbucks..

Yummy drinks, busy with customers, cool music. Overall nice vibe and you feel good supporting local.

Great coffee and friendly atmosphere with local art. The only downside is the burritos end up being over cooked in the microwave! I still eat here over nearby competitors for bfast burritos.