Iconik Coffee Roasters, Lupe

Iconik is one of the coolest coffee shops in Santa Fe! The atmosphere is light with lots of plants and they have some really great outdoor seating when the weather is nice. I bought a mug when I was here and it is still one of my favorites to drink out of. I tried their horchata latte and it was delicious!

Iconik Coffee is a gem! I had the pleasure of trying their Sandwiches and Matcha Latte, and both were absolutely delicious. The sandwiches were fresh and flavorful, and the matcha latte was perfectly balanced and refreshing. The ambiance of the cafe is cozy and welcoming, making it a great spot to relax or get some work done. Highly recommended for anyone looking for great food and drinks in a comfortable setting.

✨Phenomenal ✨ coffee, handy location, lovely courtyard. We went twice in one day. Really nice staff too, regret not getting any food which looked great and included vegan and gluten free options. Definitely recommend.

My favorite coffeeshop in Santa Fe because of the decor and the vibe. It has an indoor space full of art and a cute outdoor patio. The food and coffee is always excellent also. It's often very busy though, so it can be hard to find a spot to sit some days.

Ordered a Gibraltar and iced matcha latte. Prices are extremely fair, and the coffee was excellent. Their iconoclast blend is smooth and tasty, and the shop has an ambience that encourages a “for-here” experience. Lots of seating both inside and outside as well.

Spacious spot with a cute outdoor space in back. Lots of interesting food & drink options, smoothies. Art on display is nice. Large lounge area with couches and armchairs to relax in. Can be a bit loud when busy. No dogs except service animals. Overall a chill spot to hang around or work. Across from park/skatepark near city center

I love this coffee shop! Great coffee, delicious food, and the atmosphere is very welcoming and cozy. There's also plenty of parking behind the building. This location is also walkable to downtown shops and restaurants. I highly recommend checking it out!

Great coffee, good food, fine service, but if you want to have a conversation, go elsewhere: the music is booming at jet engine decibels. Turn down the tunes, for god's sake. It's a coffee shop, not a night club.

Amazing breakfast bagel sandwich and coffee for breakfast. The place is a cool urban warehouse look with cool Outdoor seating too. Staff was great too. Try them. You wont be sorry!

The best coffee roasters in Santa Fe, Ikon is a warm, welcoming, cozy place to enjoy a quality cup of coffee or espresso. When I needed a break I found Ikon to offer the right atmosphere, with friendly, helpful staff and an exceptionally tasty cup of high quality coffee.

When in Santa Fe, you have to try Iconik coffee! It was busy when we arrived. But they move fast. The breakfast tacos and churro waffle were delicious!!! I could eat both all day every day!! I also ordered a chai latte. Wasn't as sweet as I was expecting compared to other place but it was still good. The staff was wonderful. If you want to sit and do work or school work this would be the place to be. They have seating inside and out.

Food was delicious. Atmosphere was great. My chai was ok- lacked a little bit of flavor but I would try again! Loved the outdoor patio space.

My daughter and I came upon this place purely by accident but sure glad we did. I was a little hungry and thirsty and this place satisfied me. These people are brewing some serious coffee and their logo is "From seed to cup, everything matters." This appears to be a popular locals spot and I can see why. We decided to order the Apricot Brandy Iced Tea and the Chai Latté. Both were tasty and my tea was particularly refreshing on this warm day. I also ordered the Time to Fly Tacos. Served on a flour tortilla filled with organic eggs, chorizo, fresh garlic, Gruyere and chipotle garlic aioli. These were very good and filled me up. Such a large space to either sit and read, work or study. Decor is beautiful New Mexican style which I really like. I especially loved the outdoor patio as it was so colorful.

Really good coffee and the food is delicious. Definitely more substantial than your typical coffee shop pastries. Staff are very friendly and the space is nice.

Solid latte and cappuccino right in the heart of the city. The service was pleasant, nothing to complain about and they have a great outdoor patio. I will definitely be back.

I initially started off at a different coffee shop but didn't like the vibe or menu options so I kept walking and came across Iconik Coffee, and I'm so glad I did because it's so good!! I loved the fun music they were playing, it smelled good, the vibe was nice and their menu options were great! I got the Egyptian Dukkah- an avocado toast with lots of greens, tomatoes and a poached egg. The dukkah seasoning was freaking amazing and so lemon zesty! I also got a horchata latte and it was delicioussss! They even have super cool stickers! Some are free and some are like $1. The service was also very friendly. Def new favorite coffee shop in Santa Fe.

Stopped by here before our day in Santa Fe. We got the horchata latte in both hot and cold. Both were way too milky without a strong enough coffee flavor. The hot tasted nothing like horchata. Huge interior and looks like a good place to do work or study, but for coffee I would t recommend.

I had a pour over and my husband had a drip. Both were incredibly fresh, flavorful and DELICIOUS. Also, shoutout to Georgia, who took our order. A bright, kind personality in a world full of snobby baristas. All in all an excellent experience and we will be back!

This place was recommended by a friend, so we decided to visit one morning. We originally thought it would be mostly serving coffee and pastries, but we're intrigued by the diverse and somewhat interesting hot breakfast menu and ended up doing a sit-down breakfast. Among everything we ordered, my favorite is the Japanese chicken sando. I had a general concept of what would be involved, but I was still curious how it would be executed in a coffee house. I'm so thrilled with the giant sandwich (give me the meat!). The chicken katsu is fried just right and the sandwich bread is also crispy outside. With everything fried, the sandwich didn't come across as super greasy at all!!! The side choices are smart too! The cole slaw is seasoned with pepper and lemon juice, which makes it super refreshing. The rice is fluffy with a just a slight hint of seasoning. These sides are perfect complements to the sandwich. What a lovely dish! I also ordered Oolong tea (seasonal) instead of coffee - just wanna go outside the box a little bit that day. I am a huge fan of oolong tea, and I have had plenty of high-quality tea from China. This one does not disappoint. Honestly, I'm impressed that the tea leaves look authentic (I.e. large leaves) rather than being shredded tea. My husband had breakfast taco and latte and he's super happy with the quality of both items. Finally, it's irresponsible to make no mention of the place itself. The exterior looks like a cute, old house tucked in a narrow street lane. However, once you get inside, it looks modern and spacious. The vibe is relaxing and cozy, and sitting either inside or outside will be a great choice on a sunny day. Definitely recommend this place! Would love to come back again!

Coffee was okay. Stopped here before an early morning road trip for some much needed coffee and food. The Fruit and yogurt was really good but the coffee was just average. If you want great coffee I would recommend trying something else. Staff was great and location was fine.

The food and drink here was the best! I had the granola and the breakfast chorizo tacos, and oh man, we had to split. Food was delicious and substantial to share.

honestly one of the most interesting and beautiful cafe spaces i've been in recently, all without trying too hard. they have a great thing going. if i'd known about this place, i would have probably come a couple times during my trip and tried the food, too, but as fate would have it, i only stopped in on my last day for a cortado, which was phenomenal. impressive latte art, to boot! the outside space is just as special, and i really enjoyed hanging out here for a bit. with other roasters in the area (ohori's cough cough) that i found to be not only rude but also guilty of severely over-roasting their beans, this was a nice spot to find.

Great space to grab a bite and delicious coffee Each space has their own menu Cool outdoor patio as well

It was ok, nothing fabulously delicious . Needed more flavor and more dressing on the bed of spinach that I was served

Visited twice on our recent Santa Fe trip, and hung out both times to enjoy not just the coffee and breakfast but the whole feel of the space. Clearly loved by the locals, and serves a great cup of java.

Drinks come out at a drinkable temperature which is great for on the go! Trendy little place with friendly staff. The house coffee and decaf are good. Horchata latte very good! Their chai was pretty bland and could have used more flavor. It just tasted like milky foam.

I had a great hibiscus tea; my 12 year old had a smoothie (something g with mango) and a coffee-milk that the barista made per request; my daughter had two lattes. We all sat in the really nice patio area and enjoyed the morning air and other people's pets. The staff was very friendly and helpful, and the patio is gorgeous. We wanted to go back, but ran out of time. This place is at the top of our "next time" list! Can't wait to return.

The coffee is delish. The folks are cool. It's very comfy. They have sweet treats. What more do you need.

Do not go here if you want a good latte. The barista poured the shot over ice in the milk. It was gross!! My latte was a lukewarm cup of watery milk. The drip coffee was also so sour 0/10! But the chocolate walnut muffin was a 10/10!

Breakfast was excellent. So glad we decided to have breakfast at Iconik before heading out of Santa Fe.

Not only are the gents behind the counter extremely polite and humble, the food and ambiance melted away the city and pulled my attention perfectly into the present. I can't emphasize enough to try the Salmon Paradise (Think avocado toast meets salmon Benedict with veggies), and the Granola and Fruit Bowl (jam meets yogurt, pepitas and granola) nom nom nom! Washed down with several Gibraltar's which surprisingly taste nothing like rock (dad jokes, sorry not sorry lol) Thanks guys! David Kanefsky Insurance Agency - Colorado, Florida and Georgia (we pretty much do everything)

The art was cool, the coffee was abysmal. We went in there to purchase lattes as well as buy a pound of coffee beans. The coffee beans had no price listed, and no degree of roast was listed except for two of the bags which were listed as dark roast. The latte were incredibly expensive and were pretty gross. D yeah fuck that place o not recommend.

If you're an espresso aficionado I would try something else. The espresso had zero crema and tasted burnt and watery. Didn't finish. If you're reading than Iconik you need to have your machine serviced or replaced or something.

Really tasty Gibraltar, but I have to scoff when a splash of oat milk is a $1.25 surcharge

Really delicious coffee at fair prices with several wonderful spaces to enjoy it. We sat outside under the trees and had a lovely time. They have parking as well. Really like the logo!

This was a great find close to our Eldorado hotel. They have parking at the back and we were a little confused where the real entrance to it was, but we could enter through the back. The back is full of their container gardens and we enjoyed browsing at what all was growing there. Inside the restaurant itself is quite a cool, hipster kind of environment. Lot of space inside as well outside to lounge or sit. We ordered coffee+lattes and few breakfast items. Coffee was really great. The muffin was a perfect muffin for breakfast(as in not too sweet) and the cranberry scones were good as well. I had a chorizo taco for breakfast and it was really good. My husband had the benedict and loved it. We got in another day to pick up few pastries & coffee for our drive. Definitely worth a stop for breakfast & lunch.

Legit coffee, freshly made tasty scones, and a blastin' Yogurt parfait with fresh homemade granola. Wow! Almost walked right by, so be sure to pay attention and VISIT this gem! Stellar coffee art!!!

Great coffee. Food and service were reasonable. Nice place to hang out. Unfortunately, no refills for drip coffee but is available at a discounted price.

I got some beans from here when I was visiting and I'm really impressed. The natural Brazil is a great medium roast and they were nice enough to grind it for me. Cute coffee shop with lots of places to sit!

The espresso latte was delish, but a few things... I ordered coffee and food to go. I received and finished my entire latte (and I sipped it) and am still waiting on my tacos. This, not a place to go if you want to go. Secondly, it's incredibly pretentious... well Kayla seemed down to earth and super sweet. But the guy said, "this is like any other specialty coffee place, but more advanced." That's a pretty bold (statement (no pun intended). It's really good. Maybe he hasn't been to coffee shops in San Fran, Seattle, New York, LA, or literally almost anywhere else. Oh and the food is all upscale. I wanted a good croissant and eggs, but everything is "upscale." Oh and I've written this entire review and still no tacos. I ordered two. Update: tacos were meh.

I rolled in with seven minutes to closing asking for a BIG favor. My maquina is arriving but my grinder is lagging. So Isaac and Micah ran a bag through their grinder so that I will have something to play with for a day or so. Macanudo! I will return to taste their espresso leisurely and not like the dumb guy I was today hammering his Alpina while the M60B30 is not even halfway to operating temp. I should make it to the Zone by 6:41am no problem. But I will return!

We are visiting in from out of town and found a need to make a review here. There are three sides to this review -- Physical Space, Beverage Quality, and Service. TLDR: Physical Space: Awesome vibe. Cool environment. Loud music. If noise sensitive, beware. Beverage Quality: Solid Stuff. No quality complaints and the horchata is excellent. Service: Socially Anxious beware. Seems pretentious and expectant of already knowing The Rules. Physical Space: Superb decoration, space, and physical ambiance. Cool art, plants, spaciousness, good chairs, the works. HOWEVER. I am a noise sensitive human (specifically for constant loudness or clanky noises), and this place was super triggering for me. The music is quite loud depending on where you sit, and the noise of the bar area can be quite prolific at times. The only way I could tolerate it was with headphones and music, and that tolerance of it was... tenuous. The music selection is tailored to 80s-90s babies. Beverage Quality: Solid drinks. My partner had a decaf latte and a horchata latte, while I had a Gibraltar and a cup of normal coffee. All were good. Note if you want to bring a personal cup though... they only serve things in up to 10 or 12 oz. I was not aware of their limit on filling things up, and just asked for a cup of coffee in my 16oz cup. The guy said yes and left 2-3 inches of room. In filling the coffee, it was splashing all over the side of the cup as well, so the cup was quite damp when I received it. When I confusedly asked for my cup to be properly filled (thinking he had just left room for cream like people do all the time), I was met with mild sass and a feeling of my having Audacity for asking to fill up my cup. Service: *see above for coffee size warning. Especially for people with any semblance of social anxiety. My partner, when he approached the bar to ask the bar barista something about his drink, was also quite ignored. It appeared the barista had headphones in while barring. He was able to get the baristas attention, but was quite ignored until he made a specific effort to get his attention. For clarity, more effort to get a baristas attention than you typically need to (saying Hey there or similar).

awful! the baristas were SO rude and pretentious. i also got food poisoning from their mushroom sandwich. ambiance was alright. update *** sean was able to clear things up appreciate the follow up

best cappuccino i've ever had--espresso is excellent. a must try if you're nearby! spacious store with lots of room to sit. staff is friendly and hip.

Food is good, coffee is great, music is way too loud. It used to be you could go out into the courtyard if you didn't want to listen to the loud music on the inside, but now it's being piped out into the courtyards. I've come here for a long time, after work, in the afternoons to just chill. But now I can't go outside to just have some quiet time. Sadly, time for me to find a new coffee house

I had a great experience here. Drink was delicious (iced horchata latte), not overly sweetened. Shop is cute and spacious with a nice outdoor space as well. I was easily able to find a spot to work on my computer for a couple of hours (indoors) and not feel like I was overstaying my welcome. It has a quite Bohemian vibe, comfy and eclectic. The food I chose was top notch. I wasn't expecting this after seeing other reviews. Honestly, the Dukkah toast was great! Would definitely order again. Check it out!

My favorite coffee spot in town! Great latte's, location and the staff is always very kind.

Horrible music. Super loud Spanish disco. If you're coming with laptop to work or study it can be impossible to focus. Or even to hear your friend talking next to you.

Worth finding! Parking lot in the back of the building. Gorgeous patio. Solid coffee and interesting food menu.

HAD to try Horchata Latte! They make their own horchata, so it's not just flavoring, like most of the "flavors". VERY TASTY! Lots of flavorful cinnamon. I had it iced on a warm morning waiting for Double Take to open. Nice space. CAN'T consume inside yet but they have a NICE OUTDOOR PATIO AREA. Side street entrance if you have a dog. STILL HAVE PLASTIC STRAWS...:( BUT the rest of the plastic cup is Greenware, compostable. SO CLOSE! Not sure why they can't go there with straws....? Didn't eat but those on the patio seemed to be enjoying their snacks! I'll try again on next visit to SFe. It's near our hotel & we ALWAYS go to Double Take. ;)

Best lattes/cappuccinos in town along with Sky. A cut above the rest of Santa Fe. Tasty food as well.

They don't serve low carb customers. They won't let you put heavy cream in your coffee.

Hip coffee shop which is large almost cavernous with stained concrete floors and an industrial vibe. Service is not particularly fast but it's friendly; there is usually a line. Music is loud enough to be noticeable and is wordy/acoustic with a nice modern sound. Many people work in this large airy space --- most are locals. Unlike many coffee oriented food places neglect food but not this one. There are many eclectic food choices from 7-12 dollars (Egyptian dukkah for example).

Ah... you could tell their coffee had serious potential. But it was ruined by a barista who didn't seem to care. A cappuccino without froth isn't really a cappuccino at all...

I was surprised there weren't more locally owned coffee spots in Santa Fe, which made me think the tourists found enough familiar comfort by all the ubiquitous Starbucks locations. Not me. I come from the land of Philz and Blue Bottle, so a place like Iconik held a certain appeal to me. It's housed in a 1920's-era vintage building next to the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe and offered a lot of space for me and Jamie W. We were looking for a place to sit a spell after extensively exploring the Santa Fe Farmers Market. I ordered a couple of $4.85 Horchata Lattes for us, which went down smooth and sweet (photo: http://bit.ly/2WiZjYN) especially with the addition of a freshly baked Chocolate Meringue Cookie (photo: http://bit.ly/2IbhGVp). After we mapped out our walking route for the rest of the day, we discovered their inviting back patio only afterward when we heard a couple of local musicians playing (photo: http://bit.ly/2WgxhNi). Now this would have been a place to hang on a lazy Santa Fe afternoon. COFFEE - 4 stars...the baristas know what they're doing AMBIANCE - 4.5 stars...a very cool space SERVICE - 3.5 stars...young staff didn't seem very coordinated TOTAL - 4 stars...local roaster makes good brew RELATED - Do you know the way to Santa Fe? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2I4mWdq

Cool relaxed looking place with plenty of seating and free wifi. I could see myself working here for a couple of hours. The espresso was ok with the usual thin crema, but it was clean tasting. Unfortunately, their iced chai latte with almond milk was the thinnest chai I've ever had. It was almost all almond milk with merely a hint of chai flavor. Even the color was more like almond milk. Their music was quite retro, which I appreciated. At one point the volume increased to an uncomfortable level. Stick with their coffee and you should be ok.

We ordered a latte and an iced chai. The latte was delicious however the chai was a little too milky. The staff was super nice! We loved the music they were playing. The shop was super cool.