26 Best Coffee Roasters in Santa Fe, NM (2026)

Santa Fe features a dynamic coffee scene with 26 independent roasters and cafés holding an average score of 4.6★. 8 locations rank at 4.8★ or higher. 12 roasters supply wholesale beans to local cafés and businesses.

⭐ 4.6 Avg Rating 📦 12 Wholesale Suppliers 🏆 8 Top-Tier (4.8★+)

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Coffee roasters in Santa Fe, NM, compared by rating, review count, area, services and today's opening hours.
# Roaster Rating Reviews Area Good for Today
1 Cklay Coffee Coffee shop ★ 5.0 50 El Trebol Patio — Closed 7:30 AM–3:30 PM
2 Santa Fe Biscochito Company Coffees and Creamery Cafe ★ 4.9 175 Barrio de Analco Historic District Wholesale Closed 8 AM–3 PM
3 Pivot Coffee Coffee shop ★ 5.0 33 Pacheco — Closed
4 Mark’s Coffee Coffee shop ★ 4.8 249 Barrio de Analco Historic District Wholesale Closed 10 AM–5 PM
5 Café Canyon Cafe ★ 4.8 189 Barrio de Analco Historic District Wholesale Closed 9 AM–4 PM
6 The Shack By Agapao Coffee & Tea Coffee shop ★ 4.8 111 Pacheco Wholesale Closed 7 AM–12 PM
7 BitCoffee Coffee shop ★ 4.8 86 Pacheco — —
8 Odd Box Coffee Roasters Coffee roastery ★ 5.0 9 El Trebol Patio Wholesale Roasts in-house Closed

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Frequently Asked Questions About Coffee in Santa Fe

Based on verified ratings and customer reviews, Cklay Coffee ranks at the top in Santa Fe with an impressive 5.0★ rating.

Yes! There are currently 12 verified coffee roasteries in Santa Fe that supply commercial wholesale coffee beans for cafés, offices, and restaurants.

Local Santa Fe roasters roast in small batches, guaranteeing beans reached you days off roast with vibrant aroma and origin notes rather than stale supermarket coffee.