Ethnosphere Coffee

Very cool setup, kinda pricy & coffee doesn't really stand out... But they do have some tasty treats. They are also very nice & courteous,

This is a great coffee shop in NW ABQ! It's a little hard to find as they are a truck and located in a little corner off the streets intersection of 81st St NW & Unser Rd (they operate out of a trailer), so watch out for them! I honestly wasn't looking for them and was just driving around to another errand..and (happily) and accidentally came across this lucky charm for my morning coffee treat!It seems they are locals' favorites. People did their exercise and walked past the area (or mostly intentionally drove there!) to get their coffee. The staff was polite and the coffee was delicious (they have some breakfast food options as well)!The environment is inviting. You can sit outside in a few cute chair settings that they have next to their trailer and/or browse some items at another popup shop in the same corner that Ethnosphere Coffee is parked as well.

They're back! After a local resident complained that their presence would attract another pop-up flea market Ethnosphere was wrongly forced from the area. But lucky for us they returned with their delicious coffee. They're set up on weekends at 81st St NW & Unser Rd. So it was an Iced Vanilla Latte, Chai Tea & Avocado Toast. The latte was thick, and flavorful - not bitter. The Chai was equally creamy with nutmeg sprinkled on top. The avocado toast was excellent an 8" piece of thick toasted bread smeared with loads of avocado, tomatoes, sesame seed and a sweet basalmic vinegar. Excellent breakfast. Add fritters from another vendor In the same cul de sac and we had the perfect breakfast.

This is a coffee trailer in a nice reconfigured airstream. The trailer is beautiful and they set up a nice sitting area in the cul-de-sac. There were about 5 people ahead of us and our drinks took about 10 minutes to be made. It's a nice family business with good service. The drinks were average. I ordered a latte and my fiancée ordered a chai latte. The latte had very little flavor and just tasted like milk. The chai latte was better, which I enjoyed more. It tasted like a spicy chai made from actual tea, not concentrate or powder. We also had a blueberry muffing and scone which were warmed up and both tasty.

Super friendly family and delish drinks! They use local people to bake the bread for their menu items and their treats! Great service and coffee! I had a dirty chai, the best one I've ever had! They have chairs to sit and little cards with quotes to take, could make a great book marker! Def worth stopping by!

Incredibly kind owners, consistently delicious food and drinks! And the sweetest setup. We moved into the neighborhood about 9 months ago and this is our favorite way to treat ourselves Sunday mornings. Couldn't recommend more!

They weren't here, empty. They should fix their hours.... off to downtown i go, they have good coffee there.

Have visited this coffee cafe twice in last two days! The food-muffin, egg sandwich were excellent. I especially like that this small cafe resources almost all things locally. The food was fresh and the coffee was a reason to go back!

Wow!What can I say about Ethnosphere except it is one of the best places to get a hot coffee, house specialty teas (like their London Fog), breakfast sandwiches, locally produced sodas, and other delicious items!They buy coffee beans, sodas, snacks, and many other ingredients locally supporting businesses.I have been a steady customer since their grand opening in January and will continue because their customer service is one of the best places to experience in Albuquerque!Very relaxing place to chill, or if you just need a quick order to go!Two thumbs up from me.