We are A haven for good coffee.
In Santa Fe’s Railyard District, Sky is a space for thinking, working, relaxing, even contented boredom.
And, of course, really good coffee. Our guest roaster Onyx Coffee Lab features our favorite single-origin and blended coffees from one of the best roasters in the US, made just how you like them.
Sky Coffee is now partly employee owned. This means when you support our business you directly support the people brewing, steaming, steeping, and serving your drinks.
Now serving Breakfast Burritos and Croissants from Tesuque Village Market
Not a coffee fan? We don’t judge. We brew organic artisan teas from Artful Tea with the same care that we give our coffee.
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Read more below from our fans.
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“Spend your Saturday morning strolling the Santa Fe Farmer’s market while sipping coffee from local favorite Sky Santa Fe.”
“…hop over to Sky Coffee for a lightly steamed cortado and then zip to Photo-Eye for the latest in photography.”
“Sky, located in a cozy standalone adobe space in the Railyard District, uses only single-origin beans from the best roasters in the country.”
“…most promising is the sparkling Sky Coffee, a smart, multi-roaster operation that's well worth a look.”
-Food & Wine, Best Coffee in America
“…we settled into a comfortable routine of walking into town, ordering tea at Sky Coffee near the train station…”
“Sky Coffee hand pick roasters who add diversity, sustainability, and a decidedly personal connection to their craft.”
“Sky Coffee, Santa Fe’s newest coffee shop, sits like a fishbowl in the middle of the Railyard, a minimalist cafe space with a bar made of concrete and vintage bricks, with plenty of glass and open space that create a zen-like sense of calm.”
“Certainly, the crux of the altruism, the lofty ideals and the obsessive attention to detail that categorize the third wave all hinge on constantly improving the level of quality inherent in a good cup of coffee, and Sky certainly delivers in that respect.”
“My routine: Grab a coffee from Sky and watch the northbound train arrive at 10:05 AM. The caffeine plus the thrill of a 500-ton piece of public metal coming into the station brings my spirits up to tip-top shape in no time.”