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Personal Narrative: Satellite Coffee

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Growing up, I only knew of Starbucks coffee, and coffee you can purchase at a convenience stores. I then, moved to Albuquerque and I would hear about Satellite coffee. People would make the place sound amazing. Most people tell me, "you need to visit Satellite coffee." The way they explain their experience, makes me want to experience it myself. Satellite coffee is located on Central Ave SE. I 've been to a couple of Starbucks located in my area, but most of the time my coffee or service is not the best. I am hoping Satellite offers the kind of experience anybody would enjoy.

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