High Rollin' Coffee, Cloudcroft NM (2026)

A small, relaxed café on the James Canyon Highway side of the village — the daytime spot for handcrafted espresso, an açaí bowl, a grain bowl, or a fresh-baked something. Vegetarian-friendly, organic and non-GMO emphasis, and a courtyard feel that invites a slower pace.

Café-style coffee shop · daytime hours · closed Wed & Thu.

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Gallery

The hand-painted logo, the working kitchen, the bake case, the açaí-bowl line, a seasonal salad, and the floral-wall seating with hammock chairs.

Behind the counter at High Rollin' Coffee with two staff working and dessert cases on display

Blueberry muffins on a wooden serving board at High Rollin' Coffee

Açaí bowls topped with granola, fresh fruit, and mint alongside house-baked muffins on cake stands

Zucchini and yellow squash ribbon salad with goat cheese, cherry tomatoes, and walnuts in a paper bowl

Cozy seating area with floral accent wall, hanging plants, and hammock chairs in the window

Hammock chairs by the window at High Rollin' Coffee

Four categories · daytime

The menu

Coffee and specialty drinks anchor the menu, with açaí bowls, smoothies, toasts, grain bowls, and fresh-baked goods filling the daytime card. Items rotate with the season; the third-party menu listings give the shape, and the Facebook page tracks current specials.

Coffee & specialty drinks

House specialty

Espresso program plus a long list of named specialty drinks — the core reason the room runs.

Latte · cappuccino · flat white
Americano · cortado
Specialty drinks: High Roller, Country Road, The Uplifter, Flyin' High
Wild Rose · Heart Warmer · Winter Rose · Strawberry Fields
Mountain Matcha · The Healer · Taj Mahal Chai
Rosie Mountain Fog · The Saffa · Yuzu Peach Green Tea
Sparkling Fruitie

If you're new, ask which specialty is the room's current favorite — the named drinks are the kitchen's voice.

Açaí bowls & smoothies

Bowls

Açaí bowls and smoothies are the standout bowl-and-blend layer — New Mexico Magazine specifically called out the blueberry açaí bowl with granola and nut butter.

Açaí bowl (about $14)
Blueberry açaí, granola & nut butter
Smoothies (rotating)

Coffee + an açaí bowl is the canonical morning order here.

Grain bowls, toasts & savory

Lighter daytime plates from the menu board — grain bowls, signature toasts, vegetarian soups, and a waffle line that comes and goes.

Grain bowls (rotating)
Signature daily toasts
Vegetarian soups (seasonal)
Waffles

The grain-bowl-and-toast pairing is the move when you want lunch, more than a snack.

Baked goods

Made fresh

Fresh-baked daily — the bake case is part of the room's character.

Muffins
Scones
Cinnamon rolls
Tasty bakes (rotating)

Espresso and a cinnamon roll is the simplest reason to drive up JCH for breakfast.

What I'd order

Your first visit

"A latte and the açaí bowl. The bowl is the menu's signature plate, and a clean espresso pour shows the kitchen's hand on the coffee program."

Latte + açaí bowl

A specialty pour

"One of the named drinks — Heart Warmer, Wild Rose, or Mountain Matcha — paired with a fresh-baked something. The named menu is where the room's personality shows up."

Specialty drink + bake

A relaxed lunch

"A grain bowl and a signature toast. Lighter than a sit-down lunch, more substantial than a snack — the daytime plate that fits the room's pace."

Grain bowl + toast

109 James Canyon Hwy · Suite 2

Where you'll find it

Bottom of James Canyon Highway, in the 100-block, near where JCH meets the village core — a few doors from Mad Jack's BBQ at 105. A short walk or two-minute drive from the Burro Avenue strip.

Address & directions

109 James Canyon Hwy, Suite 2
Cloudcroft, NM 88317

One local listing has 106 JCH Ste. 2; the Facebook page and most public sources use 109. Confirm the suite number by phone or Facebook before a first visit if you're navigating tightly.

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Contact

Facebook: High Rollin' Coffee

Same-day specials and hour shifts are most reliably announced on the Facebook page.

Mon–Tue · Fri–Sun

Hours

Open Monday and Tuesday from 8 AM to 1 PM, and Friday through Sunday from 8 AM to 3 PM. Closed Wednesday and Thursday. Hours can shift seasonally; a quick look at the Facebook page is the surest way to confirm before a drive up JCH.

Sunday8:00 AM – 3:00 PMToday

Monday8:00 AM – 1:00 PMToday

Tuesday8:00 AM – 1:00 PMToday

WednesdayClosedToday

ThursdayClosedToday

Friday8:00 AM – 3:00 PMToday

Saturday8:00 AM – 3:00 PMToday

Decision aid

Good for · skip if

What this café actually does well, and when a different Burro Avenue or James Canyon Highway kitchen is the better move.

Good for

A daytime coffee, breakfast bite, or relaxed lunch
Vegetarian and organic-conscious diners — the menu's stated emphasis
Açaí bowl and smoothie fans (the bowl is the signature plate)
A small-café room with a courtyard feel rather than a counter rush
The JCH side of the village when you don't want to walk Burro
A specialty-drink lineup with named pours that aren't on every menu

Skip if

It's Wednesday or Thursday — the shop is closed
You want dinner — the kitchen runs daytime hours only
You want a sit-down restaurant menu — try Dusty Boots Café on JCH or Big Daddy's further up
You want a Burro-Avenue stroll with coffee — Black Bear is the Burro coffee anchor
You want BBQ — Mad Jack's is two doors down at 105

Practical notes

Hours, days closed & calling ahead

Posted hours are Monday and Tuesday 8 AM – 1 PM, Friday through Sunday 8 AM – 3 PM, closed Wednesday and Thursday. A 2025 local update mentioned a temporary February closure, so off-season hours can shift on short notice.

Before driving up specifically for High Rollin', check the most recent Facebook page. A public phone number isn't confirmed in current sources.

Beth's story & opening

Owner Beth Offolter is a Cottonwood Canyon native who spent 13 years as a chef on private yachts before returning to New Mexico with her young son just before COVID. When yacht work didn't return, she pivoted to opening a café — High Rollin' Coffee opened on August 11, 2023, four months after she signed the lease.

The room is built to feel warm, familiar, calming, and uplifting — the menu's organic, non-GMO, vegetarian emphasis follows from Beth's chef background, not from a marketing brief.

Dietary & menu emphasis

The shop's stated emphasis is organic and non-GMO ingredients with a vegetarian-friendly menu. New Mexico Magazine described the menu board as grain bowls, toasts, waffles, baked goods, and smoothies, with a specific call-out to a blueberry açaí bowl with granola and nut butter. Cloudcroft Reader described the offering as organic, non-GMO, vegetarian soups, toasts, and baked goods.

The menu rotates with the season — third-party menu items are useful as a shape, not a final list.

Seating, payment & takeout

Public descriptions point to a small, relaxed café with a courtyard feel — New Mexico Magazine described seating facing a graveled courtyard with painted wood chairs. Hammock chairs are a small in-room signature.

A community-maintained third-party listing notes takeaway, dine-in, outdoor seating, delivery, credit cards, and NFC mobile payments. Because that listing is community-edited, confirm any specific service mode (especially delivery) before relying on it.

Address conflict & what to verify

Facebook and several menu/profile listings give 109 James Canyon Highway, Suite 2. One local dining list has 106 James Canyon Hwy Suite 2. We're publishing 109 because that's the address on the shop's own Facebook presence; if you're driving in tight, confirm the suite number on the day of the visit.

Other items still to verify directly: a public phone number, the current full menu, and same-day hour shifts.

Editor's take

"High Rollin' is the daytime café Cloudcroft didn't quite have before Beth opened it — small, vegetarian-friendly, organic-leaning, and personal in a way the chain-free village rewards. It's not a dinner room and it doesn't pretend to be. Show up on a Monday morning, order an açaí bowl and a named specialty drink, sit in the hammock chair, and let the room do the heavy lifting."

— DiscoverCloudcroft editors

High Rollin' Coffee.