Counter Culture

It was freezing out so a bowl of spicy soup was warm and comforting. The place is nice, comfy, and the menu has a large variety that can hit any craving you could have. The cinnamon rolls are as big as my face.

If I lived in Santa Fe I'd hang out here. Went twice on a weekend trip. So good the first time, had to try other things. Fun place. Good food. Good coffee.

Stopped here for lunch and ordered a couple of sandwiches. Both the egg salad and meatball sandwiches were flavorful. The fries were really good, too. Atmosphere is casual and there’s a lot of indoor and outdoor seating. The parking is somewhat challenging but overall this was a nice place for lunch. Not too expensive and good portion sizes. They also have gluten-free bread that doesn’t fall apart.

Despite the decently sized line when I arrived, I was taken care of surprisingly quick. My food arrived quite fast for how busy they seemed. Potions were much larger than I expected, and the food was delicious and exactly what I needed. This will be a regular spot now for sure.

Delicious little counter service spot tucked beyond the popular streets. The small parking lot was packed, which was a good sign to us. I picked this place because of vegetarian options. They have a small menu but we didn’t have trouble choosing what to eat. I had the Asian platter with spring rolls and noodles-delicious! My partner had a bowl of salmon curry soup which was also super yummy! Inside the restaurant was rather warm so we opted for the front patio. What a cute place with a great vibe. They also offered baked goods, wine and beer and coffee. It seemed like there was plenty of seating to choose from too. This would be great for a family lunch hang out. We went in a Saturday afternoon in winter and it was busy but not overly crowded. (We found parking across the street pretty easily). They accept cards but add a 3.7% fee. We spent around $25 dollars for an entree and a bowl of soup. We were very satisfied with the quality, price and overall experience.