Albuquerque, New Mexico: UFO Crashed at Coffee Shop (Gone)
A retro-kooky flying saucer with two astronauts creates a colorful crash landing in the facade of a coffee shop. The toy style vehicle is less disturbing to caffeine-sanded nerves.
Satellite Coffee
- Directions:
- Satellite Coffee. I-40 exit 160. Drive south on Carlisle Blvd for 1.5 miles. Turn right onto Central Ave. You'll see the coffee shop on the right.
- Hours:
- August 2016: Reported gone.
- Status:
- Gone
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It's gone. Coffee shop is closed up. But cute downtown with neat shops and breweries.
[Suzanne, 08/08/2016]
After having a great lunch at Nexus on Pan American Ave., we drove to see a few RA attractions and loved this one. You're right -- the locals having coffee aren't phased by the saucer on top.
[Rose, 09/30/2015]No longer there. Replaced with a new generic type sign.
[CS, 05/25/2014]
Satellite Coffee has a UFO/satellite crashing through the top of the building's facade.
[David Kamada, 04/05/2013]Nice job on the retro-toy saucer plowing through the brick wall.
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Satellite Coffee uses a space age brand logo at other locations, so did the saucer fall victim to someone's penchant for neatness?