Satellite Coffee
1131 University Blvd. Ne, Albuquerque, NM, 87102
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Address :
1131 University Blvd. Ne
Albuquerque, NM, 87102 - Phone (505) 247-0662
- Website https://www.satellitecoffee.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :6:00 am - 8:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Hipster
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Dogs Allowed : Yes
Waiter Service : No
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Shauna S.
This has become my favorite coffee shop near campus. It's a busy place, but not the busiest coffee place, like some of the others next to campus. This is nice because there is actually room to park and you don't have to wait for a table, even during their busy hours. It's the perfect setting a for a meeting and there's always table room if you need to spread out a bit to work on anything. I appreciate that it's more of the North Campus student crowd, rather than a ton of loud undergrads or table hogs that stay forever sipping a cup of coffee and never leave. The coffee is good, there's study snacks, and the staff is kind. Definitely worth checking out.
(5)Kelvin K.
I come here all the time because it's right by UNM and it's a perfect place to study off campus. I love the tea and sandwiches, they have a kitchen which isn't common among all Satellites around town. So their food isn't a frozen sandwich thrown into the oven. It's also a local chain and it's always good to support local! Only complaint minimal outlets for laptops and parking lot is small but that's expected so close to campus
(5)Ronda B.
As others have noted, this is a good campus coffee place that is not too close to main campus. The food is good, fresh, and the portions are right--even though it is a bit pricey. Had the "Greek street wrap" (can I just say that I'm just so over this calling everything "street" food; really, is this what people are eating on the streets of Athens? I doubt it). The wrap was flavorful, but $9+ for hummus, greens, feta, and artichokes in a tortilla seems excessive. The service, as always, was friendly and attentive.
(4)Carter S.
I loved this place! The decor was really cute and the location was nice--right by the University. I grabbed a latte--very nice and refreshing on the hot day--and the eastern veggie sandwich. I was torn between that and the rabbit wrap! But really, it was a great pairing. The place was clean and really well decorated. The people behind the counter/ baristas were really helpful and nice--even popping over to our table to bring us our meals. Will definitely be going back if I happen to be back in NM!
(4)Bike Chaplain O.
Poor service. When asked for assistance with wifi, The password did not work. The female manager with the ponytail and glasses was abrupt and rude. Satellite was surprisingly empty at this evening time. The bagel tasted stale and cold. The iced coffee was bitter. For locally owned, it does nothing to stand out from Starbucks. Thanks for reading. The Bike Chaplain
(1)Robert C.
Staff at this location is always cool. Especially Holls! They need to dress my bagel to help with Eco.
(3)Ashley P.
Oh, Caramel Dulce! Where have you been all my life?! This coffee joint is a local chain, with a terrific variety of coffees, teas, and espressos. If your palate is open to things better than StarbucksC chekc it out. They have deskish snacks, sweets, and breakfast or lunch items. If you're a froufrou drink fan, they have you covered. My newest obsession is the Caramel Dulce. It has the perfect balance of sweet, the right milk to coffee ratio, and we're madly in love. Service is quick and friendly, and the cups are eco friendly. What's not to love?!
(5)e J.
I've spent a lot of time here as a family member goes through treatment at the UNM Cancer center next door. Good food, good coffee, but perhaps most important a very friendly and considerate service staff. It's been a real oasis for me during this time, I think the staff know they are playing a role in the healing process of some patrons.
(4)Cynthia D.
After a long day of travel we needed a place to hang out for an hour. Can not believe we have never stopped in before. Great coffee selection mugs on request and an array of sandwiches healthy soup of the day and lots of beverages and wifi! Definite college hang out but was perfect for us young at heart.
(5)Amanda S.
Great food! Unique flavors, delicious and filling. Coffee is AMAZING. Got the Mexican Latte and loved it so much I got a second one! Customer service was good. Art work and decor was very tasteful. Neat little coffee shop!
(5)Kaity J.
Satellite Coffee is a great "not Starbucks" stop in Albuquerque. I learned from the gentleman working the register that they have quite a few locations across the city. Good coffee (I had an almond milk latte - something you still won't find at Starbucks, for whatever reason), good iced tea (I purchased a reusable iced cup and it came with a free serving of iced coffee or tea - win!), and good breakfast food (I had a wrap. Simple. Good. Not soggy.) Free, easy parking, like most places in Albuquerque. Lots of tables. From the number of folks with laptops, I would guess there's free WiFi as well. Good quick stop for a bite and your morning java fix.
(4)Elizabeth B.
This is a good place to meet someone for a tasty bite and a great cup of coffee. There's an excellent selection of pastries, and, of course, many excellent coffee options. It's quiet and comfortable. What's not to like?
(4)Adam J. V.
Ditto all the other five star reviews.
(5)Justin W.
Stopped by randomly when we were driving through Albuquerque and Santa Fe for an early morning coffee run. The espresso drink menu was a bit unique so I went with a Turkish style latte which had cinnamon and cardamom in it. It was different (good different) and even though I don't usually drink lattes, I'd order it again. I didn't go for food, but it looked fantastic. It was overall a cool spot near the UNM campus that I would frequent often if I lived in Albuquerque.
(5)Mary H.
Never been to such a terrible coffee shop! Waited in like for 20 minutes then finally got to order and the lady was beyond rude. I ordered a bagel with cream cheese to go, I get home to find she didn't even give me cream cheese or a knife. Don't understand how hard it is to just do your job.
(1)Christina H.
I love this place, plus it's close to work so I can meet my soul bro there on a regular basis. Their food and drinks are very good and the service is top notch. They are also pretty fast so you can get in and out for lunch rather quickly, even in this busy area.
(4)Q A.
Just ducked in there for the first time. Had to go to the French Mortuary nearby, but needed a bathroom. Restaurant full and customers at tables seemed happy, animated, cheerful. Good vibe. (The bathroom was clean.)
(4)Clayton A.
I'm not a fan of chains and coffee chains are no exception. But I had a meeting here a couple of weeks ago and so I chose to bite the bullet and give it a shot. I can say, this place isn't half bad. I had the dirty chai frozen and I am officially hooked. I have been craving the thing ever since and even decided to swing by this past weekend for no other purpose than to drink one midafternoon. Also, I like the spaciousness of this location (University) and the relaxing vibe. I can't say I'd make a habit of coming by here, but I certainly don't feel as guilty for coming here as I do stepping in a Dunkin or a Starbucks. Oh, and I also tried the white mocha hot and the horchata frio, both of which were delcious, if sure to contribute to a case of diabetes in my future.
(3)Emily L.
Very cute atmosphere with lots of seating to accommodate large or small groups. Slightly pricey though....12$ for a sandwich and coffee =o
(4)Myron M.
First time here! Coffee taste better than Starbucks!
(5)Juliana L.
As a frequent visitor of local coffee shops, I love traveling and discovering gems like Satellite coffee. Upon entering, you smell the light fragrance of coffees and herbal teas. The lighting is perfect for a good afternoon of productive work, i.e. no harsh fluorescents. Outlets line the window walls, and the acoustics make for the "white noise" atmosphere - just enough to stay focused. Baristas are friendly and helpful and there's a delicious selection of loose leaf teas. Satellite's beverage selection includes your typical coffee-shop musings, but also step out of the box a little to provide a turkish latté with cardamom and honey, or a horchata frio. I have yet to try it, but the "red stuff" tea sounds intriguing - iced cranberry juice and herbal tea... Their food offerings, are nothing short of incredible...especially for a coffee shop! Breakfast is served all day...and we're not talking your ordinary breakfast items. Get an energy boost from organic oats (vegan-friendly), or organic yogurt, or an omelet with spinach, tomato, and basil pesto. Or maybe a Croque monsieur is more your style with smoked ham and havarti on grilled brioche with a side of fresh grapes. Or for a quick grab, try the early bird graburitto with local turkey sausage, organic eggs, green chile, and pepper jack wrapped in a chewy tortilla. Don't worry if your friend or study partner doesn't want breakfast at 3 pm. Encourage them to scan the gourmet salads and sandwiches part of the menu for a delighted palate. Fresh mozzarella, spinach, walnuts, basil, tomato, vinaigrette, balsamic reduction, and pesto marinated artichokes top the light and fresh Italian salad. Add a little spice with the queso caliente sandwich - pepper jack, local green chile, and tomato on tangy sourdough. I do wish this gem existed in Nashville, but it's always a stop on my trips to Albuquerque when visiting my mom! Tips: *Join the rewards club for some great discounts. ** Happy hour is from 3-6 pm, Monday to Friday = 1/2 off drinks!
(4)Laura V.
My colleagues and I refer to this Satellite as "the center of ABQ". You can literally run into anyone and everyone in a short amount of time here. It's the best place to see and be seen, and for those of us who work remotely it's awesome. The service is great and the space is big enough that there is never a wait for a table.
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