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Locally owned and operated, Santa Fe Biscochito Company, established in July 2021, adds a unique twist to classic treats. They feature Biscochito ice cream, inspired by New Mexico’s official cookie, and the Bisookie, a Biscochito ice cream sandwich. Their menu also boasts fresh-made waffle cones, artisan breakfast options, and various beverages.
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Address: 330 Sandoval St, Santa Fe, NM 87501
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Reviews
Shannon Meagher
Such a charming, cozy, welcoming place! Absolutely delicious biscochito and latte. I tried the green biscochito. Next time, I’ll go for the red! Sweet and a little spicy – yummy.
Fascinating barista and beautifully decorated. Such a gem.
… moreFascinating barista and beautifully decorated. Such a gem.
Parth Jariwala
Super cute spot in downtown Santa Fe. They source their beans from small roasters. Espresso and chocolate piñon roast were flavorful and comforting. First time having a biscochito; it paired so well with the brewed coffee. Definitely recommend this place if you are in the area or stopping by!
… moreAlexandra Peoples
I heard about New Mexico’s state cookie the biscochito before our road trip. From reviews, this seemed to be the best place to get them. I got a bag of a dozen, and as I’m driving across Texas eastbound, I greatly regret not getting more. This is probably the best cookie I’ve ever had. I usually don’t like the flavor of anise, but when paired with butter, cinnamon and sugar it imparts a nice, subtle floral note. They’re sort of like a cross between shortbread and a snickerdoodle, but even that description doesn’t do it justice. Be sure to put this place on your list!
… moreLu Bennett
I believe this great little company is new since our visit to Santa Fe a few years ago. Wow, what a place! The owner is kind and proud of his work, I can tell! You must come here on your next visit or if you live nearby. There is a sweet (no pun intended!) seating area where you might visit with friends or have some “me time”. We bought the house specialty…biscochito and they tasted sublime.
… moreJennifer Chavez
We saw this super neat spot listed on a tv ad while getting ready to checkout of our hotel room about .5 miles up the road so thought we would check it out. Let me just say, 5 stars is just not enough for the service, coffee, food, and biscochitos. Oh boy, we should make time to talk about the biscochito ice cream but the coffee, and food too. Richard, introduced me to the very famous local pinon tree nut and even indulged me in a short history lesson on them while showing me a very premature tree right outside of this amazing little establishment. This is definitely a must! Thank you, Richard for your amazing hospitality.
-The Chavez’s, from Texas
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Sheila Fajl
Spotted Biscochito on Santa Fe Foodies and had to give it a try. Glad we did! The place is cute, Richard is the kind of friendly that makes you want to stay and chat, and the bagels? Chewy, flavorful, and made without the usual overly processed stuff.
The biscochitos were a total win, and the coffee was exactly what we needed.
We’re officially hooked. This place is a gem, and we’ll definitely be regulars.
… moreThe biscochitos were a total win, and the coffee was exactly what we needed.
We’re officially hooked. This place is a gem, and we’ll definitely be regulars.
Steven Smith
I am visiting Santa Fe for the first time and while out on my morning walk came across this quaint and pleasantly quirky little coffee shop just as it was opening. I was greeted by a young man wearing a smile who took my order for a Flat White (double shot Expresso and foam) along with a sesame bagel (toasted to perfection) and cream cheese. Both were very good! Hats off to Richard and crew, keep up the great service!
… moreDustin Sweet
Biscochito’s almost as good as grandma used to make. I like the Red Chile ones.
You can also grab an easy dozen to gift to your friends back in the world or to show your new girlfriend how it’s supposed to be done.
Tell Richard I sent you.
… moreYou can also grab an easy dozen to gift to your friends back in the world or to show your new girlfriend how it’s supposed to be done.
Tell Richard I sent you.
Lauri Newlin
This place was amazing! We loved the red chili, green chili and traditional Biscochito cookies. The green chili breakfast burrito and green chili bagels were also fabulous. Loved the cappuccino and can’t wait to come back to try the hand mixed ice cream. Richard, the owner was very entertaining and educational about all that they do. This is a true gem of Santa Fe.
… moreCarmel Lee
This Biscochito is the best cookie in the state—hands down. But what’s underrated is the biscochito ice cream. It is epic—easily some of the best homemade ice cream I’ve had. The owner is wonderfully personable and elevates the entire experience. I highly recommend you go, especially if you are in walking distance. It’s a Do Not Miss stop in Santa Fe. And get a couple of dozen cookies to go! He makes them fresh daily, so you can freeze any that you don’t immediately eat to share with lucky friends and family.
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