Visiting Taos for the first time and this place was awesome! Great vibe, staff, and selection. Open kitchen, so you can watch them preparing everything as you order, very cool. I had a slice of the bacon and cheese quiche and it was delish (fluffy eggs, flakey crust). The gentleman with glasses was very welcoming and friendly, leaving us with a pleasant first impression. Conveniently next to Apothecary coffee so you can get your caffeine fill + brunch. read more

Bread Club Taos - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Taos, New Mexico

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Okay, maybe I'm being dramatic lol, but $18 plus tax for a breakfast burrito?? It was good and definitely filling, I'll give them that. But mine was basically eggs, sausage, cheese, and a little side of greens. I get that they use organic/local ingredients, and I don't mind paying a little more for that, but almost $20 still feels kinda wild for what it is. Serious question: am I being cheap, or is $18 for a breakfast burrito actually crazy? read more

Bread Club Taos - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Taos, New Mexico

Nothing has prices, so I was a little shocked when I had to pay $19 for a loaf of bread, and a croissant. The bread had no sourdough taste at all, and it was stale. Tasted more like yeasted bread. Croissant was good, but very small for the price. They charge you "kitchen fee", without asking if you're OK with it (5%), and credit card fee (3% or 3,5%). There is a note about the kitchen fee, but in my opinion they should ask before they put it on the bill. Wasn't impressed at all with anything about this place. read more

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Probably my favorite place we went to when we were in Taos this past weekend. Had adorable outdoor seating so we could dine with our dog outside. The options for breakfast were all tempting and it was hard to decide what to get. Hubby for the biscuits and gravy and I got the two egg breakfast. Their sausage is some of the best I have ever had. Next door is coffee apothecary if you want a more specialized coffee drink, but bread club has drip coffee and tea and bakery options. Highly recommend. The staff are also friendly, quick to serve and just nice people. Huge fan. Already thinking about my next breakfast there.... read more

Once a was sold a burnt sourdough bread, asked if ok, but no discount. Then another day I ordered a croque Madame: the bread was stale. I was told it was 2 days old (so probably it was older)? As a consolation prize I was given a chocolate chip cookie. Why not 1 star? Because the loaves of bread they make are fresh. Am a bit disappointed but let's see how long this business lasts. As far as breakfast menu they have lost my trust. Did they think that by adding all the ingredients to the croque Madame i'd not notice the bread was old? I had stomach issues all day. I recommend the loaves of bread but not the breakfast menu based on my experience. read more

The Bread Club bakery was a place I found by chance while on my way to the Coffee Apothecary next door. It's hard to walk past a bakery without at least checking it out. Cute place. I couldn't leave without buying a couple of Salted Chocolate Chip Cookies. While they were a tad on the pricey side, I can say that they were quite yummy when we ate them later that evening. It turned out that the bakery also has a little cafe. I took a photo of the menu and plan on returning for a meal another time. read more

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The pastries are very good but I would never trust the pre-cooked grab and go items again. The over priced inedible breakfast burrito appears that it is days old and overheated with a hard bottom. The eggs were green. The cheese was rubbery and clumpy. I could have done better at a gas station. They no longer do made to order food. Unless you want pastries, there are so many other great burrito spots in town and I'd avoid these. read more

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Nice little shop supplies much of the bread and pastries to upscale restaurants in Taos. Unhappily it does not seem to offer discount prices for patronizing the bakery rather than those restaurants. Loaf of rye bread and a chocolate croissant: $20.00 damage! OMG!!! Bread is good. Pastry is nice. But $20.00!!! Are they nuts? No they're in business! Cannot blame them for making money! But it's the last dime they'll get from me. read more

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This place truly goes above and beyond! I had my two girls with me and was trying to figure out how to put the 16oz hot chocolate into two cups and the staff member was so helpful and was able to split the hot chocolate into 2 separate cups for us so we wouldn't struggle. Their salted chocolate chip cookies were soft and crispy and their sausage rolls were amazing! I wish I could've gotten extras to take home because the sausage rolls were that good!!! They were flavorful and super flaky and crispy. I highly recommend. read more

Yes. Food is tops here. Extremely overpriced, but worth it for a splurge. The waffles are unbelievably good, as are all the pastries (go for the day old selection, they're just as good). Really nice people here, very friendly. Only bummer is the atmosphere - the dining area feels like a Walmart break room with the coffee waiting station and the fluorescent lights. Bad vibes in there. Love the kids table with toys, awesome idea. read more

Delicious stop in Taos! We had a great breakfast - portions and price were just right. We had a hard time deciding because the options all sounded great. Service was so friendly and helpful. Left with two baked goods that were even better than the meal! read more

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Super cute place to grab a quick pastry or small breakfast. Bread and pastries are made Fresh made everyday and they have both savory and sweet options. Highly recommend! read more

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Bread Club Taos is the kind of place that I discover on Yelp and get excited about going to, the kind of place that I plan meals around. I finally visited Bread Club Taos on a nothing-special weekday morning in May. There were a few customers in line, many of whom seemed to be following protocol and either preceding or following their acquisition of baked delights with a visit to a neighboring and perfectly sited shop, The Coffee Apothecary. Bread Club Taos offers an array of gluten-free and gluten-filled baked delights. Organic breads include green chile cheddar sourdough, quinoa buckwheat sourdough and milk bread; pastries include pistachio swirl with rose butter cream, cinnamon roll and fancy pig in a blanket. Bread Club Taos is the kind of place where people in line excitedly debate their selections and openly worry whether the customers in front of them will purchase the last apricot cream cheese galette. The pastries are creative and fun to behold, not too sweet and a bit bready (as opposed to buttery), as if their creator were first a bread maker, then a pastry chef. Bread Club Taos, which, incidentally, seems to be a club only insofar as its members are those that self-select to shop there, is a fun morning stop. The hard part is deciding what to buy. P.S. Bread Club Taos also offers shelves of specialty food items, should you be looking for black truffle hot sauce, quince paste or wasabi salt, the kind of purchases that you didn't know you needed until you set eyes on them. read more

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The first thing you notice when you walk into Bread Club Taos is the kitschy country cute decor. Feels like 1970s Hee-Haw with early '80s pastels. The coffee is solid. Their source is Coffee Apothecary, which is conveniently located next door. The menu is electric. I ordered the Adzuki & Eggs Dipper Toast. It comes with a poached egg, feta cheese, baby sprouts and sourdough toast on a bed of mashed adzukis. The dish and flavors are East African, but I didn't notice the unique flavors, only the presentation left you that clue. While I did ask for jam for the toast, I did have some without. The flavors melt in your mouth. The sourness of the sourdough isn't harsh like many others. These guys don't offer jam but a house-made compote of cranberry, blueberry, blackberry, and a hint of star anise spice. If I didn't have a long drive ahead of me, I would have asked to take some home. I don't know if they sell jars of it but they should. The wait staff is very attentive and reiterates that multiple times. Always happy to assist you. Bread Club is a quirky little place but friendly. Definitely worth checking out. read more

I've tried several things this week and all were exceptional! Loved the granola bar with piñon and local honey and a little heat, and the croque Madame was exceptional with a nice southwestern flair and yummy tots. read more

My family was here for a visit, and we stopped in for some pastries, which were exquisite! I also brought home some oat baguette it was to die for! It was a nice so we were seated outside at the picnic tables does not appear that they have inside seating anymore and the kitchen took over the seating area inside, which is fine with me. The bakers did an amazing job. read more

Stopped at the coffee shop next door and walked in for a snack. Got a GF pecan red chili bar which was maybe the best bakery item I've ever had. Crunchy, perfect amount of spice, raisins (or craisins?). such a cute shop, nice folks with a nice variety of baked goods- I wish we were going back again. read more

Delicious pastries and endless coffee refills. Jess gave great counter and table service while Pam, Bee and crew were hard at work in the bakery. read more

Amazing, delicious, welcoming and friendly atmosphere! With so many options in the area, so glad we found ourselves at the Bread Club! The pastry display is stacked with fresh, unique yummy delicious treats and their breakfast options are a good mix of traditional and worldly comforts. We had the Mayak eggs, eggs and toast, sides of bacon, cara cara loaf slice and a blueberry cinnamon roll with coffee. The colorful dining area is cozy, bright and the friendliness of everyone makes it feel like you are right at home. Thank you all!! read more

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This is a sweet little bakery positioned right next to The Coffee Apothecary. This is a good thing, because the coffee shop doesn't really have anything in the way of bakery items or snacks. The two stores work together, so don't feel guilty about grabbing a treat to have with your coffee. Bread Club didn't have much in the way of gluten free goodies, unfortunately. They did have a tea cake that was nice although a bit dry. My son liked his chocolate chip cookie. The guy running the store was very friendly and chatty. I'd definitely swing by again to see what they might have next time I'm in town. read more

Bread Club Taos - Chocolate chip cookie. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Taos, New Mexico

"Like breakfast in Europe." We like the homemade selections, especially a delicious, beautiful cornetti(?) and house cured salmon. Friendly service and both indoor and outdoor seating. Great for tourists, but lots of locals, too. Come and experience the Taos vibe! read more

Bread Club Taos - Cornetti with local raspberries and a tender, tasty package. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Taos, New Mexico

Weird place. It shares a building with Coffee Apothecary. You can get food here but have to go next door for coffee and tea. No prices on the baked goods. We paid $20 for two pecan sticky rolls. I felt ripped off until I ate it...it was VERY good. Really homemade. read more

We have stopped at the Bread Club a few times when we visit Taos and are always left speechless from the delicious food and kind, friendly staff. Anything with the milk bread is fantastic, I love that a lot of food items come with a little salad, and anything from the pastry case is incredible. This place feels like a warm hug and I can't recommend it enough. read more

Second time visit for brunch with my girlfriend. Food is good. NOT okay to allow homeless around. Schizo guy,almost attacked us while having brunch outside. Please ensure your eating area is safe. thank you. read more

I was really excited to try this bakery because of the u pique options on the menu. However, my pastry (pistachio rose butter puff sort of thing) was so dry and void of flavor I could not finish it. I was also hoping to have a little "cafe experience" and brought a book to read while I ate, but the vibes were not there. There was one small table oddly placed in the bakery section and it felt very odd to sit at. I ended up by throwing out my pastry and leaving very quickly. I think the items on the menu are very interesting and maybe I just need to try something else! read more

What a delicious breakfast I recently had (see photo)!! I'm so grateful for the gluten free options too...my meal was wholesome, flavorful, and made quickly... Smells homey when you walk in to the relaxed cafe vibe! The owner Deborah is so friendly and her menu options are versatile including the pastries...next I will indulge in the quiche which I loved last time too. read more

Bread Club Taos - Scrambled cheese eggs on top of buttery scrumptious gluten free bread with top quality greens on the side for an affordable meal on the go! - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Taos, New Mexico

Not great. Bad personal experience. Just off energetically and stale/overpriced bread. I appreciate local business but this seemed more like a tourist trap. Thanks. read more

They open late for breakfast pastries and I am glad I catch the right time. Their fresh pastries are gourmet. Apparently they have breakfast, lunch and dinner menu too. read more

Bread Club Taos - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Taos, New Mexico

The best Bakery this side of the Atlantic. Wowie!!! Pam the owner is a true artist, who would think in little old Taos you would find a gem like Bread Club. Ate here everyday they were open. (Closed Tuesday/Wednesday) I can't recommend enough. Look forward to my next visit. this place rocks. See the pictures for the proof!!! The menu is also great for sandwiches and other treats. read more

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We stumbled upon this place around breakfast time, and godDAMN was that a win! This is the kind of place with pastries that have a cult following and will sell out if you don't get there early. Apparently we just missed some kind of legendary sausage roll, but we got one of the last garlic-herb-cheese-onion things and it was fucking MAGICAL. We also got the hummingbird nest and the mint-creme-filled thing. Both were lovely. Everyone there is friendly and very enthusiastic. It's just a really great place. Note: we didn't get to try this because we didn't know it was an option, but... they have avocado toast with CANDIED BACON. Someone please get one on my behalf and SAVOR THAT SHIT. read more

Incredible bagels!!! Service was fast, friendly, and welcoming. The pastries looked amazing too and the little kitchen items- olive oils, jams, etc were a fun touch. 10/10 recommend! read more

Beautiful ambiance and love their garlic cheese bagel. people were amazing as well . love the live kitchen and pure food.

An amazing breakfast. Worth the drive to Taos. Was able to try 5 different items on the menu and they were all delicious. Very cute restaurant! read more

Bread Club Taos - Mayak, Breakfast Burrito, Biscuits and Gravy, Gravlox, Cornetti. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Taos, New Mexico

Everything is delicious! The raspberry filling in the sugar balls is sooo good! We also ate breakfast and everything was fresh and quality ingredients. read more

My husband and I were traveling, in search of coffee and stumbled upon this place unintentionally as it's next to the coffee apothecary. What a gem! I got a berry danish type of pastry and fell in love at first bite. I immediately told my husband when we left we were coming back for breakfast the next morning. We ordered the croque madam, avocado toast, and a few pastries to go. I regret not snagging a few bagels as well since it was bagel Monday. Definitely want to come back to the area for more camping and the best pastries. Thanks for the welcoming service and delicious food Bread Club read more

Bought a loaf of green chili cheddar bread. Ordered it the day before so I could pick it up on my way home to Colorado. I got home and opened it and it's hard as a rock. Couldn't even slice it. Overcooked, and dry. Paid 13 dollars for a loaf of bread that I had to throw away. read more

I bought an $10 loaf of sourdough bread here Monday and something was terribly wrong--absolutely no sour in dough (dead starter) and it did not seem fresh. huge disappointment! read more

This place was amazing! I came to the coffee shop next door and saw this place and was intrigued. Brent was amazing and hospitable- food was amazing too. I got the biscuits and gravy with house sausage. Would definitely come again. read more

Simply put, Brent is the man. He makes you feel like an old friend who stopped by his place to make you a quick meal. Everything is made from scratch, in house at an open kitchen. You could throw a dart, blindfolded, at the menu and be more than satisfied with the quantity and flavor of your choice. Amazing hospitality, even better food read more

Saw the menu and was very intrigued, but skeptical if it would be as good as it sounds. It is even better than I could've imagined! I got the sausage and egg, which I couldn't quite tell how it was going to be plated but it was almost like a breakfast pizza! Delicious! My boyfriend got the croque madame per my recommendation and we both loved that too, they put green chile in theirs and it adds an awesome kick! Their hours/days aren't super convenient but if you're able to try it, I would definitely recommend! read more

Bread Club Taos - Sausage and egg, and croque madame - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Taos, New Mexico