Cafe Des Artistes

After looking at pottery and sculpture for most of the day, we needed hydration, caffeine and a small bite. Cafe Des Artiste is the spot!Perfect buttery, flaky pastry, heavenly decadent truffles and quick, accurate service was the order of the day from Jean-Jacques and his staff. I cannot wait to come back and enjoy the spacious patio this spring or summer for a scoop of gelato. Stop into one of the oldest establishments near the Plaza in SFE. The proprietor is in the shop most days and loves to chat. Jean-Jacques has been in the cafe business for about 30 years and definitely knows what it takes to be successful! See him soon, and check out the cafe! Wonderful!

Cute coffee, pastry and lunch spot on the Artistes (Art Galleries) street. We popped in here and had a very nice freshly prepared sandwich for lunch. The sourdough bread was freshly baked and very tasty. Freshly brewed ice tea was great. Was tempted by the lineup of French Wines by the glass, but it was too early in the day. Service depends on how many customers. There is only one Frenchman behind the counter and he works hard and fast to get each order out, but sometimes the crowds make the wait a bit longer. It is worth the wait. Freshly baked cookies were tasty as well. Inside the seating space is small but feels spacious, with a few tables to sit. Glad I tried this place as there are many things to remind me of Paris, where the owner is from.

Too slow. The barista was not into his job. However the Coffee was very rich and smooth and not as pricey. The Music was festive as well. Just would have liked the service to be more upbeat and friendly.

Take a trip to Paris without leaving NM! We love this spot for coffee & Gelato! CUTE outdoor area, great coffee & pastries... and did I mention Gelato!? ;)We have spent many hours snacking & sipping lattes & breve cortados under the shade of their umbrellas, especially on lazy Sunday afternoons. And check out the AMAZING neighboring galleries! (My fave is Antieau Gallery, just down the street...)

Came after visiting the museum across the street for a quick cuppa tea late afternoon. 4:30 PM when we walked in. Although the posted hours say they're open until five they literally kicked us out at 10 till. The pastry sucked. The service was nonexistent, and since they were piling all the chairs and tables inside, as we arrived, one could say the ambience was also nonexistent. You can bet I'll never bring Visitors there again.

This is the PERFECT place to have come free and a snack in Santa Fe! On a quiet street off the plaza, it reminds me of coffee spots in Paris. Great coffee, nice treats( as well as meals if that's what you prefer), quiet music in the background, great staff. It's a neighborhood coffee spot as well as a spot to relax while visiting Santa Fe

One word: Wow. Go here, order anything. It will be worth your time, they make their sandwiches by hand, they use interesting and clearly very fresh ingredients and have good beer. What else is there?

NOT family friendly. NOT Hispanic friendly. We had not even ordered. We were sitting and waiting for the rest of our party to come. My 1 year old nephew made a little noise as he was waving to the people next to us (as babies often do) and we were approached by the waiter and asked "is your baby usually loud?" And then the waiter told us that if the baby is loud we should move and sit outside. It was not a warm day, it was very windy and not weather fit for a baby. There was also only one other table there and they were waving back at my nephew and did not complain. We felt very unwelcome. We immediately left and went somewhere else. Very classless and inconsiderate. Do better to accommodate the local families and not just tourist couples. Zero stars.

A perfect place for lunch or a latte and pastry. A very French cafe feel with music to match: Hot Club of France, Segovia, ....

Sadly, after the owner of the cafe chose the side of a waiter because he kept using ma'am on me... And told me that life is too short to be upset about mis-gendering.... That patronizing behavior is something I can't enjoy even if the food is good and life is short. In that case I much rather go to Tres Colores (where my mural is still up and it's right next to this cafe I'll never visit), Agapao, La Mama or Iconik , or any other business that takes time to appreciate that it's 2024 and a trans and non-binary paying customer should be as respected and not told to be quiet.I left without demanding the return money since they clearly didn't care if they lose a paying local customer. If you are non-binary trans and local, you probably know how hard it is to be respected. Unless you can have a good conversation with the owner and help him become more respectful of trans and nonbinary crowd - expect the disrespect.The staff and the owner also were using wrong pronouns on me the whole time. Another excuse was that everyone is foreign. I'm from Siberia, this is my 3d language and the concept of respecting trans and non-binary people goes beyond language. LGBTQi+ people exist everywhere.Deeply disappointed, awful