Sugar and Cream Cafe

A cute little cafe in Los Alamos. If you are walking around the main square great stop for some coffee, a sweet treat, or a snack. They have lots of speciality lattes, I got the lavender latte and loved it. A good flavor of lavender without being overpowering. It's not a huge space so if it's busy you may have to share a bigger table with another group.

What a nice treat! Their coffee (milk alternatives available) $4-$6 and pastries are very good and they have so much to choose from! It all looks so good. I especially loved the ambiance and staff. Decorated nicely and staff were so welcoming and friendly. The tarts are so delish, $3-$5!Gender neutral restroom and super clean!

The atmosphere of this coffee shop was really good. I liked it. It's a bit Santa Fe atmosphere but I think it's worth going there and to drive there. The service there was a bit stuck up, but there was one lady that was very nice. I liked her. but I still think it's worth checking out.

An adorable little place. It's been years since I been back in Los Alamos. I was nearby so the kids and I drove up to visit old friends/coworker who live in town. This is new, spacious cafe with a wonderful selections of baked goods, drinks, gelatos, etc. Everything I bought and ordered were delicious. The croissant was flaky and tasty. Very reasonably priced. The drink took awhile to come out and I ordered a cupcake for my 5 years old that they didn't do pack away...when we came back mentioned it, they gave us the cupcake. There is a little patio that you can sit outside as well; plenty of customer with dogs sitting outside. Drinks were good as well; I got a chilled chai latte. Would recommend and will come back if I am in the area. I gave it a four stars for missing the cupcake and the drinks took a very long time to come out. I had to get up and ask for it.

We decided to try the new cafe (Sugar and Cream Cafe) that opened in the old Starbucks downtown. I have to say that this is so much better than a Starbucks. There is indoor and outdoor seating available. The cafe is in a great location downtown near Ashley Pond, so you can enjoy your food and drinks at the pond if it is packed. The coffee is self serve, which I like. The staff and service are great. The food came out so fast and was wonderful. We shared a pesto, arugula, and goat cheese croissant. The flavor was light and butter. The pastry was very flaky. I was happy with this option; however, the flavor could be a little stronger. We also shared a peach and almond tart. I was extremely happy with this option. The flavor was just right and the texture was crunchy with a soft middle. We also split a peach croissant, which was my favorite. The flavor was strong and the texture was surprising. I tasted almost like a peach cobbler. We are lucky to have this cafe in town and I hope it survives. I will definitely be returning.

Very cute place with several options, reasonable prices, and quick service. Enjoyed working here for an afternoon

Dropped by this cafe when we visited Los Alamos and it was definitely a highlight. We split a bacon croissant and quiche and they were both amazing. The croissant was flaky and crunchy and the quiche had an amazing sugary, crunchy crust, though we did have to ask for it to be warmed up. Also got a cup of hazelnut crunch gelato, which probably could have done with a bit more crunch but was otherwise quite nice. The place itself is well lit and pretty cozy. Definitely a 4.5 and I see no harm in rounding up

Super cute coffee shop! Reasonable prices, compared to Starbucks, and their lattes are delicious. One of the few places open on Sundays in Los Alamos, which is a definite plus.

Weird place. Order four items from case and we were made to wait while they served the next ten customers in line. Is this normal? Boxing 4 items and making us wait 10 minutes is BAD service.

Very good food, staff is relatively polite, and it's usually pretty quiet and not super busy. The pastries come cold, but they're glad to warm them up if you ask, and the coffee is amazing. There's also very nice outdoor seating.hen the weather is nice. They even have an "espresso field guide" for how they make their drinks, with a ratio of coffee, steamed milk, and foam for several different drinks. Overall a wonderful experience.