Curious Toast Cafe
Nestled along the iconic Route 66 in Albuquerque, Curious Toast Café invites travelers to savor delightful, imaginative dishes in a vibrant atmosphere steeped in local history. With a menu that celebrates unique flavors and fresh ingredients, this café is a perfect pit stop for road-weary adventurers seeking a taste of New Mexico's culinary charm. Relish the friendly vibe, explore the eclectic decor, and recharge before hitting the road again—this is one stop you won’t want to miss!
LK Y
a month ago"Took my friend's daughter and she was in awe of all the art work, uniqueness of this place, and the food. You should go at least once! So many nooks and corners to sit and enjoy a drink, a coffee, and/or unique toast. Ambiance is very relaxing."
Joys Dallas
5 months ago"✨ Curious Toast is hands down the best coffee spot in Albuquerque! My salmon toast was not only beautiful but filling, paired perfectly with their seasoned potatoes. The dragonfruit lemonade was so refreshing I almost ordered a second glass. And yes—I grabbed the strawberry tiramisu to go (highly recommend). Their menu truly has something for everyone with plenty of vegan, vegetarian, and plant-based options. 🌿☕️"
mitra campbell
3 weeks ago"What a fun place. Had my daughter’s birthday brunch. They reserved a room and the kids were so entertained with the place. Food and drinks came out very fast considering how big the order was and very friendly service."
Steven Martinez
a month ago"Very good food, best whole milk latte I have had in a long time. Most unique restraunt I have experienced. Visit this his historical house, order your food and drink, walk around and find your favorite room to eat. Let a memory find you. It was like visiting my grandma's and having breakfast. The basement was my favorite."
Matt Hodges
6 months ago"So I’ve been to this location two weekends in a row. Just to verify that the dishes here are unique. Which matches the vibes of this cafe/Restaurant. A lot of different places to sit and have your meal, outside, downstairs and the 2nd floor has some eating areas as well. Explore. The first weekend I had the Green Chile Biscuits and Gravy. The following weekend I had The Benji Toast and my friend had The Curious Cubano. All dishes were pretty tasty and unique. But I would highly recommend the Cubano and the green chile biscuits and gravy. Those meals were definitely something. I also ordered a coffee, the curious ghost latte. Hella tasty as well! Come by and check them out!"
