Steve’s Ice Cream & Java

Albuquerque, United States

3.4

7 reviews

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+1 505-242-8445
Address:
323 Romero St, Albuquerque, NM, 87104
Old Town
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.3 miAsia Train Station
1.4 miAfrica Train Station
1.6 miAlvarado Transportation Center
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Local time (Albuquerque) 1:20 AM Monday, June 23, 2025

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7 reviews of Steve’s Ice Cream & Java

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Place rating: 4
Mission Viejo, CA
Nice and bitter raspberry mocha with almond milk. very nice for a cold day… my mom liked her caramel mocha with extra caramel as well
Place rating: 4
Denver, CO
Great service by the barista. We ordered two cappuccinos and they made a great start to our day for strolling in the Old Town area. The barista was super friendly, the place was very cozy and well-​kept. Unfortunately, we did not get the opportunity to try their ice creams or any of the other options that they offered at this place. It’s a neat place, check it out if you’re in the area.
Place rating: 5
Huntington Beach, CA
Sweet find! Especially for the hot day we walked in here. Friendly staff! My daughter and I got ice cream and enjoyed the peaceful place. Pretty good prices, lots of people asking «where I got my ice cream» when we left. A sweet spot for a quick grab of ice cream. Just remembering the good ice cream makes me want to go back :)
Place rating: 1
Albuquerque, NM
Evening stroll in old town at 8:15 and decided pick up an iced mocha, ice cream and relax listening to the band playing in the gazebo. Thought wrong on the beverages. «We close at 9, I already turned off the espresso machine, no no soft serve I already shut it off too…» I’m sorry but you’re open till 9… I’ll be happy to go somewhere else and blast you on Unilocal
Place rating: 3
Hialeah, FL
One of the several ice cream shops in Old Town. I saw a few. This one, however, was directly across from where I parked. The day I was here, there was a group of elderly folks on bicycles taking a break chit chatting outside over ice cream. Old Town is great for riding a bicycle.
* Limited outdoor seating
* More seating in the back that isn’t visible from the front
* Many options on the menu
* I keep saying this about Old Town, the prices are not ridiculously overpriced.
Thing is, it didn’t really scream out, «WOW.» Just another shop that sells ice cream related products. Not a bad choice if you’re in the area.
Place rating: 4
Albuquerque, NM
Late in the afternoon, I normally require a double iced mocha. The employees are slaves to the man in old town just like me. That means I get a small discount. I’ve never liked starbucks and the one closest to old town is a haven for snooty yuppies. Most the staff here have my order memorized, and they probably love me because I still tip the hell out of them despite their pricey coffee. The budget isn’t a problem when Sparky needs a recharge of sweet sweet caffeine and sexy mocha scrumptiousness.
Place rating: 3
Houston, TX
I decided to head down to Old Town to grab some coffee and enjoy some reading and a side of people-​watching. The place I originally Unilocaled was closed for renovations, so I landed up at Steve’s. I had been here before when it had a different name (and likely ownership.) The interior and menu remain unchanged, which isn’t a bad thing. The place is very modern and clean. Ice cream products are Blue Bell – the best – and there are lots of flavors. Only mistake I made was ordering an iced chai latte, which was made from a powder. It didn’t taste bad, but there was noticeable grittiness towards the bottom. For almost $ 5, a drink should be freshly made.