Santa Fe Express Cafe

“A nice outdoor seating area with lively music playing on speakers.”

W Perry★★★

This “cafe” is a small, well worn, coffee and snack shop. It shouldn’t be considered a destination restaurant. My bacon burrito ($9) was moderate size, taste OK, served with mild salsa. Some inside dining tables, but best to sit on the train side patio area, to see the train traffic.

Lisa C.★★★

Small cafe and convenience store inside the train station. Hubby had the patty melt which he liked, I had the breakfast chorizo pita, which was yucky. The salsa had no flavor, the potatoes had no seasoning, it didn't come in a pita and the chorizo tasted off.

W O'Brien★★★

A cafe shop where you can pick up a snack or lunch and a beverage while you wait for your train. Menu is typically bar food. Beers and wine are also served here. A nice outdoor seating area with lively music playing on speakers. Tables are also available indoors too. The only negative here is that they charge $1 for tap water. I was under the impression that tap water should be free. Super convenient to wait for your train under the shade.

Ace Sanchez★★★★★

This is the only thing that I like about this specific station. Good, affordable food with well-priced beers. It was really nice to sit back, relax, and watch the trains go by. The charbroiled chicken had great flavor, and the service was amazing too. Breakfast was the same 5 stars.