Branded by the one and only Jason Munn, this small but charming coffee shop is one of my favorite spots in the railyard area. A little bit pricey but not unexpected for the downtown area of Santa Fe. Cute products if you want a souvenir and the cappuccino was spectacular.
Great coffee spot. The barista woman was a bit short in speech. A dollar more for a cup than most places. Nice views atmosphere.
I pass by this place nearly everyday and often wonder why it's hardly ever busy. I stopped in for a bite and now know why it's hardly busy. The interior is a stark white. I was blinded and nearly ended up with a migraine. So bright that my interior pic didn't come out cause the highlights were blown away. The service help is uninterested, aloof, not helpful. I bought the tiniest pastry. Pathetic employee didn't even know what it was and called it "something". Not much choice. Literally half the size of a deck of cards and half as thick. The aftertaste of this snack left a taste in my mouth that made me think it was made from margarine or some other poor quality oil. It cost way too much and service person didn't even say a word after asking for payment. Vibe was awful and I couldn't get out of there fast enough. Sky coffee...only thing related to sky is it's sky high prices. Not returning not recommended.
I don’t know what this guy Jonah’s problem is. I moved to Santa Fe from New York a couple years ago and honestly feel like the coffee is excellent, the environment is calm and the people are warm. It reminds me of neighborhood spots I used to have in Brooklyn. You can work, space out, or just sit in the sun, it’s chill. Having the manager’s presence is actually really great, I feel like I’m walking into a personable environment and engaging with interesting people in my community. Both the regular customers and employees. And while they have the main space closed on Farmer’s market days as a way of efficiently managing the large crowd, I think it’s absolutely fair for the employees to allow some people inside that they are comfortable with, it’s a long exhausting day for them. This IS the best coffee shop in Santa Fe period.
Cool location, nice atmosphere. Place is very clean and the baristas do a great job including the latte art.
My favorite coffee shop in Santa Fe! Amazing coffee, rotating pastry options, and outdoor seating. The staff have always been friendly as well.
Good coffee&view on the patio!
Great coffee. Fun location if you like watching the trains.
Sky Coffee is a cool, little spot at the Santa Fe Railyard. Sophie was friendly and hooked me up with a regular cup of coffee. The outdoor seating was nice, with a view of other local shops.
The best customer service and love their coffee. Big plus is they are dog friendly and give my dog treats!!!! I buy my at home coffee there Oynx and love it!!! Great place!