Santa Fe Coffee & Burrito

This is a wonderfully warm place with the best bacon in the world. The fellow with the shaved head is Art and he’s the owner and a prince of a fellow. Art makes the green chile fresh every single day. You’ll be glad that you found this place.

Chicken fried steak and eggs, with green chile and gravy is always great! Breakfast burritos rock and so does the Santa Fe Skillet.
We visit Paul and his crew every Sunday morning. Best breakfast place in Boulder County!
You must go!

Plain food for boring old people. Not terrible food by any means, but disappointed. Had the breakfast burritos, they were ok but they didn’t have eggs! Got the hot and wasnt even remotely spicy.

I like this place. I have now come here about 3 or 4 times over the years and I have yet to be disappointed. It is very reasonably priced, and the servings are plentiful. They have lots of non-​burrito options on the menu, but most things do have a southwestern flair (which is fine by me).
Two large pancakes for 1.95 made my daughter very happy. Today I got the Coronado which was eggs and chorizo, a chile relleno, rice and beans, and pico de gallo. (As I’m writing this, I’m remembering that I ordered mine «hot» and there was not much heat.) At 8.95, it was one of the pricier options, but it was very tasty. My husband likes to get the Santa Fe Skillet which comes out sizzling.
The décor is a little funny, but the booths are comfortable and the people are friendly.

I have read the reviews here and wanted to check it out. I will say that the staff was great and the owner was great. Unfortunately I felt like a diabetic! Talk about bland and no taste, that is what the food tasted like!

We took our ten month old for lunch on Friday while running errands. The place was half full and service was prompt and friendly. The menu is typical diner with a Southwestern flare– lots of diverse options from tuna melts to chile rellenos to pancakes.
I had a small breakfast burrito and really enjoyed it! Great balance of egg/​meat/​cheese to tortilla. I also enjoyed the spice level of the green chili– just the right sort of building medium heat. My husband thought it was too mild and not flavorful enough. I agree that for «hot» chili it was too mild, but I liked the flavor.
Our daughter had pancakes, which she always loves.
They have Bhakti chai, and they mixed it correctly for my tastes.
The prices are lower than I’d expect for the quality, the space is cute, and the service is very friendly. I would definitely go back!

Santa Fe Coffee and Burrito Co. is absolutely delicious for breakfast and lunch. We love both the Southwestern/​Mexican and American food. Art, the owner, is very gracious and hospitable. The service is outstanding and atmosphere great. We love this restaurant as do our friends and family.

We had breakfast in Santa Fe Coffee and Burrito Co this morning and it was a great experience. The owner greeted us as we walked in the door and was very attentive and courtious throughout our meal. The restaurant is very clean and comfortable with a very cosy feeling. Both the hostess and waitress were great and service was perfect for us. And the food was great. It came out hot and freshly made, perfectly spiced and very generous portions. Real personable place to eat and we will be regular customers for sure.

Fabulous! I only have one regret… I didn’t eat here until the morning of my flight home. I wish I had another Santa Fe Skillet! It was delicious. The service was wonderful. This was an all around great breakfast.

What a great addition to Longmont! My partner and I shared the huevos rancheros and it was more than enough for two hungry people. The owner was present, he asked about our visit and topped our coffee for us. This is a very nice establishment and we cannot wait to go back!

Oh, Colorado. Oh, Southwest. How I pine for you when I’m gone. How I miss your New Mexico-​style cuisine, and my heart yearns for green chile (and red chile, too). And how I long for places like Santa Fe Coffee & Burrito Co. in my adopted home of Northern Virginia, in vain. Colorado residents, be thankful for the spoils of green chile, and never take for granted spicy, southwestern breakfast fare!
I was really pleased with Santa Fe — although the parking lot was teensy-​weensy, and their seating waitlist system could use some exacting — it was well worth the struggle parking and standing shoulder-​to-​shoulder with other hungry patrons in the foyer waiting for a seat.
It was cool that the owner works here on a daily basis, coming around to refill coffee (which is tasty, BTW), and happy to share his story of how his restaurant survived the great Colorado floods of 2013. He is really a nice guy, and takes good care of his customers.
Ambiance inside the café is cozy and conducive for conversation, with nice and subtle Southwestern décor and dark woods. The menu offers a truly extensive selection of Mexican and New Mexico-​style standards. They make both their red and green chile in-​house, nothing from a can.
Pork. Green. Chile. Don’t take it for granted, folks. If you love it, you should eat it everyday, especially with how it’s prepared at Santa Fe. Smother your eggs with it. Mix it into your burrito/​enchiladas. Maybe take some home and bathe in it; maybe it has undiscovered medicinal properties. Who knows?

Great food. Great prices. Owner always here to greet. Nice choice for real food not processed crap. Chilis made fresh daily

Came here with friends for a sit-​down breakfast. The place is small and cozy, with both booths and tables. It’s nicely appointed inside, with dark wood and tasteful décor. I especially appreciated that it is relatively quiet, with carpeted floor and padded booths, which made conversation easy.
The breakfast menu is your standard diner fare with a southwestern bent. There are pancakes, waffles, oatmeal, and egg-​meat-​potatoes type breakfast plates in addition to huevos rancheros, enchiladas rancheros, burritos, and the like. The waitress assured us that the «hot» green chili is not too hot and we all agreed. It has great flavor and a nice amount of heat, but not so much as to dominate the food it’s on. Portion sizes were ample and everything was fresh and tasty. We had frequent attention from the staff and the owner himself to refill coffee and water.
I’ll definitely be back to dine in, and I’ll also be trying the $ 2/​$ 2.50 breakfast burritos offered 7 days a week starting at 7 am. This place should be on anyone’s short list of good breakfast joints in Longmont.

Great little café for breakfast. Great food and friendly service!

Hidden gem!!! Came here for breakfast. I had the Coranado and my wife had the Breakfast Burrito. Both dishes had plent of food and tasted like the ingredients were fresh. Great food. We will come back. Worth the wait.

There are 2 places in Longmont, that have the burrito game on lock.
The obvious Santiagos.
And this place. Santa Fe Coffee and Burrito is hands down the best. The burritos have more breakfast meat, and pork meat in the green chili. Before having one of these breakfast burritos, my life was bland. (LoL).
The staff is friendly, usually 2 girls, and the owner. And they arent afraid to make conversation with you. The dining area is kinda small, but I always carry out. So no biggy there. All im saying is, if you like santiagos, this place will make you think again.

Two words: burrito window.
During my Longmont visits, my bff wanted a breakfast burrito. Unilocal led me here, but little did I know that their checkout window is set specifically for burrito orders when you walk in (many other people were eating great looking dishes at their tables)! She and I order our ridiculously cheap bfast burritos ($ 2 for special of the day, $ 2.50 for regular menu varieties) and they are ready for us in no time.
Bring them back to her place, unwrap our burritos. they are hot and so amazingly delicious. Very big, too! Neither of us could finish what we were given.
Service was friendly and you always have to love a business owned by a local. Thanks for the happily full tummy!

I can tell that the owner cares about his business and customers.
A friendly greet, very accommodating, and great food.
Good job guys.

I have been here several times. The breakfast burrito is delicious and the staff is very friendly. I definitely recommend this place.

Santa Fe Coffee and Burrito Co is a breakfast and lunch restaurant with a southwestern flair. Finding it may be a bit of a challenge since the sign outside is painted with a light southwestern blue angainst a light brown… tough to see from the road driving by. Inside is a nicely appointed restaurant with some dark woods and comfortable seating. Service was ok my first couple of visits, but very friendly today. Portions are generous with average pricing for the area. The owner comes around and refills the coffee… I respect someone who is a hands on business man. Overall, a good job… just nothing yet that makes it stand out head and shoulders from other places in the area… they are still new, so i’ll give them time to find their niche.