La Petite Baguette - Albuquerque

Great food and great service at the bottom of the ski resort.Staff always friendly and good vibes all around!Recommend it 10/10 !!!

The coffee was delicious and food caused us to salivate but crickey, the service could do with a double espresso and a lesson in faking a smile would help their tip jar. Prices were very reasonable however, if you put a dollar value to your own time then you may find it an expensive

I’ve visited twice and been disappointed both times. In the summer I ordered a BLT and the bacon was almost raw. I couldn’t eat it, but didn’t want to cause a scene with my husband so I didn’t complain.This winter I went in for a coffee and also had a poor experience. There were three employees behind the counter, and the barista stopped making my coffee to turn around and have a conversation (non-work related) with her coworkers. The conversation lasted more than a minute. Before she resumed making my coffee, I saw her put something in her mouth with bare hands, then proceed with my coffee. Surely that must break some food hygiene standards.Generally, the atmosphere is also poor. The dirty dishes trolley is full with a dirty cloth hanging from it, clearly visible from where you eat and order. Behind the counter (to the right of the door) is a mess which is also unsightly.I want to love this place because it’s the closest coffee shop to our house, but I’d choose to make the trip into town over returning. The place just feels dirty.I wouldn’t call this place kid-friendly because the music they were playing was not only loud, but also aggressively swore and had racial slurs. Not a great choice for the only coffee shop at a family friendly mountain. I wouldn’t want to bring my 4 year old nephew here.

Best mocha i ever had where i felt like i didnt get scammed paying a lot for a mocha, good job guys

Bad coffee pricey. Better off to go into town or to Starbucks for your caffeine hit.