This was actually a little difficult to find inside the food hall from the direction we entered. The only sign for the business is outside along Central Ave, but we entered from Fifth Street. We were there specifically for Humble Coffee, so we had to wander around until we found it. Once we did, we ordered sweet muffins and iced coffee. The muffins were really good!! I asked for my honey lavender latte extra sweet, and it definitely was not. But the woman working there was great and very personable. Definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area and want some coffee.

Khloe was the barista and her customer service and downright friendly is what made this experience incredible. Great environment and good coffee. 100% recommend

One gal working hard at the counter this morning and despite the queue of customers, she did a great job of keeping things flowing. I ordered a cortado, which is supposed to be half espresso and half steamed milk. It ended up as more like a latte with a bunch of foamed milk, but still quite good. Out of breakfast burritos this morning though the pastries - including a GF donut - looked great. Wifi worked okay. A lot slow considering that there weren't very many other people here and no one else pounding away at their laptop.

Great little coffee place inside the 505 Central Food Hall that has well-made coffee drinks and delicious baked goods. Plus the space is roomy and interesting, with an interesting stadium style wooden bench area. Great cup of hot Joe and conveniently located in the middle of downtown ABQ.

This is such a cozy coffee shop with a wonderful atmosphere. There are plenty of coffee and tea options along with an array of pastries to choose from, especially if you have dietary restrictions. The staff is warm and friendly and I enjoyed every bit of my experience here. I will definitely come back whenever I'm in town.

Lavender oatmilk latte was amaZING!!! Chill atmosphere. Had lots of cool things to look at. Parking is kind of a headache, but the coffee is totally worth it. We will definitely visit again.

The cashier was short in her mannerisms and rude. Very dismissive and immediately engaged in a lively, enthusiastic conversation with the gentleman behind me. I was less than three foot away while they laughed and remarked about her interactions with me. All on all, first impression was: mediocre coffee and sub-par customer service. Thankful to not consider her or this business my 'local' coffee house

Lovely spot to grab coffee while traveling. Easy to find and the vanilla latte was top notch. If your not into higher end, strong coffee then this spot might not be your thing. Staff was friendly and locals were less so but that isn't unusual. Give it a try.

Today 1/14 @10am, was my first time trying Humble Coffee and I won't be returning or recommending it to anyone. The earl grey tea I got, only tasted of black tea no bergamot and the breakfast burrito was mediocre and the tortilla was either soggy or hard. I threw half of it away. My friend ordered a lemonade & danish and she threw away half the Danish. The girl working the counter was aggressively making out with some guy across the counter the entire time. It was so unprofessional and disrespectful. I will stick to other local small shops with respectful staff.

Amazing coffee! I recommend the matcha green tea latte. The staff is awesome and well informed baristas. The place is located in a mucjh larger urban food court - i love this place, but it can get rough.

The coffe is pretty good and the atmosphere is very pleasant but every time I order a coffee there the baristas will simply place the coffee on the counter in silence so that after you have been waiting a while you turn around and it's just there sitting there and you don't even know if it's yours. I tip on the service so why would the baristas not even make an effort to make sure the product ends up in my hands? I think this issue should be addressed.

Super chill! Great music and nice vibe. GF donut was superb and coffee was delicious. Came in from Denver and it was a great spot to check out

Cool collage town vibe, it is inside a food court. ok coffee, plenty of street parking. Plenty of indoor sittings friendly staff.

I always come to Humble when I need caffeine and breakfast, I've noticed that some of the employees make matcha and coffee different. I amusually getting matcha and most of the time it's perfect but rarely do I ever not like it. I just got a mocha and I'm telling you its amazing, great service, great food, great atmosphere. Humble is my #1 coffee spot, I never go anywhere else lol. Humble us amazing and I love the prices! I am a high school student and everywhere I go drinks are $7-$12 . So these prices are perfect! And I love that they give out cards to get a free drink if you buy a certainamount, it is exciting and a great way to bring people back. Overall DEFINITELY check out Humble coffee you won't regret it. :)

The person that took my order and made my coffee was so lovely. I got a honey vanilla iced latte with their house-made syrups and it was so yummy! The interior is so cool. Would definitely visit again.

When I’m traveling for work, I try to try out some ‘good’ local coffee places. I mean, if I can’t find anything I’ll go to Starbucks. Went to humble coffee this morning, driving by at least 3 Starbucks, any of which would’ve served better coffee, with better service than “humble”.

Delicious food and great coffee. Love the interior and patio seating

A nice, chic coffee shop that gives off a modern vibe. The prices are a little on the high end but nothing outrageous. There's plenty of seating and the staff is all very friendly, including the owner. It was a nice discovery in a busy part of town. There's a few cafes along the route but this one stands out.

Several months ago, I visited Albuquerque and had the absolute pleasure of drinking an espresso at Humble Coffee. Perfectly prepared and presented, it set a very high bar to which no coffee has since come close. So, when I found my father’s now dusty, single-pull Pavoni espresso machine in a back closet, I knew there was only one coffee worthy, and ordered a bag of Humble Coffee beans. Though I can’t yet match the expert pours of Humble’s professional baristas, the flavor is exquisite! If you live anywhere near Albuquerque, do yourself a favor and head to Humble Coffee. As Arnold would say, ‘do it, do it now!’ As for me? ‘I’ll be back!’

Cool coffee shop, locally made craft donuts, lots of space to hang out and really cool atmosphere vibes. Friendly staff... After drinking my latte and eating my donut, and just hanging for a while, the barista just offered me some drip coffee while I was hanging, super cool. This place is also connected to the 505 Food Hall thing, so plenty of other eats in this facility as well.

Worst coffee ever! Went in for a white mocha with carmel, to my surprise they didn't have white chocolate or Carmel. So we decided to get a drip coffee, and ended up at Love's truck stop! Maybe it's an acquired taste, but it's definitely not for us!

I’m new in town and have been looking for all the cute places. Humble is beautiful, lots of parking options nearby, barista was so so kind and helpful, and there is plenty of seating! Oh, and their iced lattes are delish 😎

The atmosphere and service are top notch. So is the coffee and variety of drinks. My daughters loved the Chai and hot chocolate. The only thing is the burritos leave a lot to be desired. Besides the breakfast burritos, this is a great coffee house. Will go back for the lattes!

Great coffee shop with delicious pastries. I deduct stars due to the extremely long wait times for drink orders. I understand they’re made to order drinks but I have had to leave the shop on multiple occasions due to how long I was waiting.

The barista was so astoundingly rude that I almost want to applaud her for at least breaking the mold. Everything from snarling at my questions, to throwing change at my hand, I asked for a drop off extra syrup and she kept pouring it in with this vindictive look on her face. I really tried to get a good rapport with her but it was hopeless. The London fog I had was aaite. They have donuts that cost OVER $4 EACH and taste mostly like baking soda. I didn't try the coffee but they get it from Slow Burn anyway so it's probably good, just that why not walk a couple extra blocks straight to the ACTUAL Slow Burn Cafe and have the greatest people in the city serving you instead.

Had a house coffee, it was tasty, but not hot enough. Barista was nice. You get 5% discount for bringing your own mug.

Service is normally great I've just drawn into a few employees who seem to have that new generation mentality they're bothered because you're asking them to do their job and not even in a rude way but simply by showing up and asking for a cup of coffee. However normally this is well this is my go to by far to mention there's something for everyone here if you get hungry big or if you're with someone who doesn't want coffee and maybe once a alcoholic beverage or a pizza they have it! Multiple different levels tons of seedin both the coffee house and the adjoining rooms also upstairs . Great place to watch the World Cup get a cup of coffee meet friends meet the date just go get a cup of Joe for the morning whatever you want to do but I suggest at least taking one trip here and I bet it will become your spot the only reason I didn't give it all 5 stars is because there is room for improvement in a couple areas however I don't want that to take away from the quality of the other people so Overall I would give it essentially a 5. However it is not cheap and for someone who is on a pretty tight budget like myself it's more of a treat than a daily thing but right now a lot of people who work and live downtown who'll go here religiously also like I said if you want to go work on some homework or something on your computer or just go sit and draw right relax read whatever it's A solid place worth checking out