Trifecta Coffee Company

Met a friend here for a coffee. It was such a pleasure! During the week, about 2, there were only a few people there. The staff was great. And the cashier took time to answer all my questions! She said they've been a local coffee shop for about 10 years. With many coffee chains shops popping up, I think it's extremely important to support our local businesses! Not a big coffee enthusiast, I got a hot chocolate and a sweet treat! Upon checking out, we were pleasantly surprised that we had rewards that took a few dollars off our purchase. Give it a try, and grab a bag of coffee beans to brew at home!

Drove by the first time, but I found it. After a rough day just need a pick me up. While staff seem nice they could have better customer service. I'm the only customer and they had me walk up for my drink, when nobody is there go above the usual. The latte is just as I would like it and has the little leaf on top! If you had a stressful day stop here. Music a great, place is comfortable. Inside you can sit on benches with tables relax with your coffee or tea

The baked goods at Trifecta are bland and tasteless and also overpriced especially for the terrible quality, save your money Coffee is good not great Service is questionable and far from professional It's too bad as this cute place is in my neighborhood

Trifecta is on the way to work and has some of the best coffee in town. I've been here before and enjoyed the ambiance (chill music, friendly staff, beans being roasted right there) but today was a quick stop for an iced Americano. It was delicious and just what I needed to help get my work done. I'll be back!

This is probably one of the top coffee shops in Albuquerque that roast their own coffee beans, make their own pastries, and serve their own coffees, all under one roof. There's plenty of parking in the front and the back of the coffee shop. The barista's are all informative, well-versed in the coffee beans that they do sell, and are always so polite. Their pastries and foods are always changing with the seasons, allowing you to taste the New Mexico seasonal foods. The smell is amazing here, always smells like freshly roasted coffee beans. And lastly, it's actually very spacious inside, but there is limited sitting inside with more outside. Definitely come if you wanna take a bag of beans home, or take some pastries to friends.

Starbucks was a fail, but they were open at 5:30 or I would have come here. I was parked out front and when the barista unlocked the door, I walked inside a couple of minutes later. Hooray for #LocalCoffee and breakfast!Quiet, comfortable, easy for working on my laptop. I was here until 11:00 am when my morning calls finished up and I was thinking about lunch.Coffee was excellent and the blueberry scone was perfect. I'm so glad this landed in my Yelp search and they opened so early![Review 21088 overall - 135 in New Mexico - 51 of 2024.]

You only get one chance to make/leave an impression.Here is what worked:-------------------------------Wide open space when you enter.The Tribeca of baking, roasting coffee, and the coffee barThe baker (scones) absolutely is a winnerOther little things to buy, retail that appears to support local artisansOutside seatingBags to carry your items inNice peopleWhat did not work:------------------------------The coffee. (And the whole reason we went there). We asked for two large Breve. A Breve is made with half and half. We asked if they served those, and he rang us up. No questions asked. We did not get Breve. He rang up regular lattes.I ordered a quiche. It was in the microwave so long to heat it up, it was rubbery and inedible.It's too bad. I really wanted to love this experience. We're full-time RVers, so we experience a lot of little mom and pop shops in the small towns where we roam. We love supporting them. And we're honest about our experiences. Finally, because we are full-time RVers, there is no coming back, and let's try it again. We're moving on. Sort of like a mystery shopper.

I've visited Trifecta twice, once for a pour over and a bar of chocolate, and once for beans. The pour over was more bitter than I like but the Guatemala beans I got are fantastic! I'll definitely be back for more. There's a nice seating area, and plenty of baked goods and chocolate to go with your coffee. The chocolate bar I had was also good. Both times the service was fast and friendly.

High quality food and coffee. Located in a strip mall on a noise road - Take the coffee and food to go. Enjoyed a hand pie and turnover + drip coffee. All top notch. Downside: this place is popular and busy!! (Blessing and curse!) wanted a delicious pour over but barista would not make it this morning as they were busy and short handed. Totally get it BUT those pour over roasts look incredible ... so a little disappointing to leave without it ;) drip was good enough though ... I'll be back!

Amazing service, the food and coffee are even better. Their coffee is so good that my husband gets them to send it to him every month. The atmosphere here is very cozy and inviting. We will definitely visit here again Next time we come to Albuquerque.