Co-Fe - Santa Fe, New Mexico

Sorel Norlin

Was visiting Santa Fe and had terrible wifi at my AirBnB and was unable to work remotely. Desperate, I reached out to Cofe and the owner Ted called me back and said he could accommodate me. I had a Zoom call starting at 9am the next morning, which is the time they usually open. But he kindly offered to meet me there at 8.45am to get me set up and ready for my meeting. The work space is fantastic and Ted went above and beyond to make me feel at home and get me set up. I was able to work very comfortably and successfully for the 2 days I was in town. Loved the work space, the team there are fantastic. Not only a life saver, but a amazing, lovely space with service above and beyond.

Julien Delange

Co-Fe is what co-working should be. It's the best co-working space I have ever been to, and I will come back whenever I come to Santa Fe without hesitation.

I live in Denver, CO, and came to Santa Fe for a week with my partner. Our AirBnB had poor Internet service, and working from the AirBnB was not an option. We discovered Co-Fe and met Ted, the manager of the space. We stayed for a week there. I am a regular at coworking spaces, I have a WeWork membership and was expecting a service similar to what I have at WeWork. I got something *way* better.

Every member of this community is respectful of each other. I had really good interactions with every single person I met. The working space is safe and quiet and has *a very* good internet connection. The phone booths have everything you need to have. Unlike WeWork, people use the phone booths when they need them and leave when they are done - they are not camping in the phone booth for hours and making them unavailable when you need them.

The space is adjacent to a coffee shop with good coffee and options for snacks/cookies. There are also restaurants available nearby, which is very convenient. On top of that, there is free parking available.

Lastly, to top all of this, the strong aspect of Co-Fe is the manager/owner, Ted. He is available and cares about the community he is building. He has two friendly, and wonderful dogs that are staying around the space. They are around when you take a break and make your day brighter. I strongly believe that what Ted did not only made a nice place but actually built a community of people that respect each other. In a coworking space, the community should be everything and what Ted managed to do with Co-Fe is what every coworking space should be. This space (and Ted) deserves all (and even more) its five stars.

Bailey Jurgens

After working from home since 2020, I started to find myself in an inspiration rut and knew I needed a change of scenery and pace. This was especially true as my work geared up for Q4 — AKA, event and peak fundraising season.

Enter: Co-Fe.

I truly couldn’t be happier with the few months I spent working from this lovely space. The people are friendly but focused. There’s always coffee, espresso, tea, and snacks at the ready. Ted, the founder, is incredibly welcoming and excellent at making introductions. And don’t forget — the office dogs! The most adorable, therapeutic perk.

TLDR: If you’re looking for a beautiful, productive, welcoming space outside of your home office, I can’t recommend Co-Fe enough!

Sarah Hovde

Loved the Co-Fe coworking space!! I lived in Santa Fe for a month and desperately needed somewhere to work that wasn't my kitchen or the public library (especially because work was particuarly busy and I had a ton of meetings scheduled). Ted, the owner and host, graciously accomodated me for the month, and it elevated my Santa Fe experience ten-fold. The coworking space is a fabulous place to work with strong wifi, strong coffee and snacks available, tons of breakout rooms for meetings, kind fellow co-workers who were always happy to share their suggestions for food/spots to visit while in Santa Fe. I wish every co-working space were more like this! 10/10 experience!

Kaia A.

I worked at a reserved desk at Co-Fe this January while I was in Santa Fe for a month. I absolutely loved working at Co-Fe. The space is in a beautiful historic building with amazing natural light, great coffee and snacks, and a cafe nearby for meals and extra treats. The building is secure with digital locks for entering after hours, using the restroom, and accessing the dedicated Co-Fe spaces, so I always felt safe when working late. Everyone was great about observing mask, social distancing, and sanitization guidelines.

Ted, the owner, was also a delight and a great resource for learning about Santa Fe during my extended stay. Last but not least, Ted's two dogs were sweet, adorable, and always well-behaved.

Graham Ryan

Co-Fe is literally the only coworking space in town (for now), so they could easily just throw some tables and chairs in a room and probably still be oversubscribed - but instead, you get one of the most meticulously-cared-for coworking spaces I've encountered (and I've encountered many). The building is a charming historical renovation (also, conveniently, housing Santa Fe's best coffee shop). The renovation was tastefully done to a very high standard. All of Co-Fe's materials are top notch - the desks are from Fully (height-adjustable), the kitchen is always thoughtfully stocked and the wifi is as fast as you could ever hope for. All of this is credit to the founder, Ted, who on top of all of this, keeps a warm and relaxed vibe in the place. What more could you want in a small-city coworking space?

Jordan Haro

My visit here was job-saving and anxiety-lessening. Ted is an incredible kind human being who runs a terrific operation; I'm so thankful for discovering it. My experience was a unique time crunch that inadvertently lead me to the eye-opening realization of how ideal a co-working space can be. My experience was so good I am now looking for an excuse to come back to Santa Fe with a need to work out of Co-Fe again.

Lastly, The internet is fast and the spaces are immaculate. Also, the coffee shop attached to the building is phenomenal.

Dylan Silberfein

I stayed at co-fe for a month while traveling through Santa Fe. The five star reviews are real. The space is located in a building downtown shared with a local favorite coffee shop. As a worker in the remote era, I felt like I had everything and more. There are conference rooms for meetings and smaller rooms for video calls. Internet was great and the space is comfortable and well decorated.

The owner, Ted, is simply a great human being and took extra care to make me feel comfortable and made sure that I had everything I needed. He also runs a non-profit conservancy called the Galisteo Basin Preserve that became one of my favorite nature walks in the area.