Remedy Coffee

A cozy little spot to grab a speciality latte with freshly ground coffee beans from a local roaster. You can pair it with one of their flaky, warm, buttery croissant or a green chile breakfast burrito. My personal pick is their "barista pick" coffee of the day -- lately, that's the pumpkin mocha and I get an oat milk substitute in there. The flaky croissants are just so good. I usually order that and it's gone in 5 minutes. They've got a little fireplace indoors which adds a homey touch. Check it out if you've got time for a quick stop.

Great oat milk, lavender matcha, vegan burritos, and a pretty good vegan muffin. The vegan burrito had amazing red chili flavor, with that classic New Mexican chili. Inside is super cute and they're super nice inside! So glad we could stop by on our trip to visit to ABQ this Christmas!

I love this little coffee spot. It's hidden away so you really have to know about it to find it. The patio is super sweet, the baristas really nice, and the ham & cheese croissant was DELISH.Highly recommend this cute little indie coffee spot.

So not my first time at Remedy Coffee and probably not my last. I love a quaint patio paired with delicious coffee. I ordered a large iced Dulce de Leche latte and a bacon breakfast burrito. The menu is pretty extensive and they offer both sweet and savory treats ontop of the coffee and tea offerings. The space is really nice both inside and out. They also sell cool local art and merchandise worth checking out. They are located on the cusp of Downtown and Old Town right next to Duran's Pharmacy. I believe they are owned by the same people and they definitely carry Duran's burritos.

When you are greeted by a warm smile and cheerful voice at 7:00 am, you know you've found your favorite neighborhood coffee shop. Isaac let us know, this is our place. On our first morning visiting Albuquerque, we started the day right with good company, hot and not-too-sweet mochas and these amazing homemade burritos. We sat in the sunny dining room, admiring the artful details of this little shop while sun poured in the windows. Locals dropped by and all seemed to find the same good-feels being greeted by Isaac and getting just what they needed to start their days off right as well. In a town with many quaint neighborhood coffee shops, Remedy is a gem.

The drip coffee at Remedy is fairly delicious. It is a cozy location near Old Town Albuquerque, next to Duran's pharmacy, and has a very welcoming environment. I learned that it is the same owners as Duran's and the quality of the service, drinks, and food shows!The chocolate mint muffin was soft yet chewy, and I did not get notes of mint at all. It tasted more like a brownie than a muffin. It was dry and chewy, It definitely could have tasted better, it tasted more amateur than desired. The drip coffee was tasty but it did not taste different than coffee anywhere else. Although, I did appreciated the quick service. The service is amazing and everyone is super sweet and kind. It's definitely a good location to grab a drink and work from or have meetings at, as it is not very crowded in the afternoon. I would come again and give it another try with different drinks and snacks. I appreciate the space and staff and hope that other dishes and drinks have a higher potential, and that I just chose the wrong things this time around.

Remedy coffee in old town offers a comfortable and homey environment. The drinks were amazing and very yummy. They also offer Student Days with a discount! Student study day information is on the slide so go check it out.*Overall Results*- 10/10 for good vibes- 7.5/10 for good drinks- 11/10 for customer service- 8.5/10 for aesthetic- 7/10 for money value

I finally got to try Remedy Coffee after driving past it for months! Their orange cardamom mocha really hit the spot on a cold morning; a perfect balance of citrus and spice with delicious espresso and chocolate. I can't wait to go back and try a different drink.

Such delicious bakery and wide range of coffee choices. Near old town area -recommend!

Cappuccino and espresso, both remarkably bad. Surprising given the promissory third wave coffee branding. I'm talking thin, undrinkable shot and burnt milk with scooped hard foam!