
The largest Starbucks in New Mexico is located at Avanyu Plaza in the historic 19 Pueblos District. Licensed to a Native-American Owned Company The only freestanding Starbucks Coffee licensed to a Native American-owned company in the United States features Pueblo-inspired architecture, a spacious outdoor patio, two kiva fireplaces, and a community meeting room. The handmade Pueblo pottery and art commissioned specifically for our location makes this Starbucks unlike any other.
Welcoming coffeehouse with handcrafted coffee, espresso & tea, plus breakfast, lunch & pastries.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2400 12th St NW, Albuquerque, NM 87104
Phone: (505) 314-8210
Website: https://www.starbucks.com/store-locator/store/1013964
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Reviews
ME: I walked in with it. Can you grind it for me please
Worker :— then he goes to the girl and tells her something and she said yes right away,
when I walked in, I walked straight to the counter. I didn’t go look at your other coffees nothing and he saw me when I walked in like if your standing at register and you’re facing north, you can see anybody that walks in I mean your provision then looked at me like I took the coffee and then looks on your shelf to see if any is missing but turns away from me so I can’t see what he’s saying and then looks at me again and asked me if I bought it, I felt so uncomfortable He looked at the coffee for a good three minutes. He could see it’s Blondie. Even if you sold Blondie there, it was not in the same bag as I brought in … sooooo when you make people uncomfortable you make your store lose stars and I loved this location no I wasn’t the best one dressed in there of course I wasn’t I’m dirty from helping clean a yard ! …. Either way you don’t treat people like… Poor rich best dress not dressed everyone should be treated with respect don’t judge….
I had a green tea peach a week ago it was very bad
There cutting it down with to much water
I had them do another one came out the same way
today I got a mango dragon fruit
Same thing they taste like a diet drink
No flavor just water and some color
I’m not coming back to this location
There putting to much water who ever is making the concentrated juice back there
You can I see it on the picture water with color
The only freestanding Starbucks Coffee licensed to a Native American-owned company in the United States features Pueblo-inspired architecture, a spacious outdoor patio, two kiva fireplaces, and a community meeting room. The handmade Pueblo pottery and art commissioned specifically for our location makes this Starbucks unlike any other.
Plentiful seating, clean (including bathrooms), friendly staff and prompt service. My cappuccino was a little funky (as of the shot had expired or they hadn’t pulled the Ristretto as asked), but they made up for it by offering to remake it and instead I asked for a different type of drink.
Right next to the cultural center too!
Highly recommend this location.