WORST PLACE TO PURCHASE A CAKE!!!! The owner is rude,…read moreunorganized & unprofessional! We ordered our wedding cake several months before the wedding & the owner lost our order never communicated with us always communicated with my mother - in - law. We went into the bakery several times to verify our order & she still messed our cake up. When we arrived at the reception I LITERALLY cried because the cake was so UGLY & my husband was so ANGRY that she delivered such a HORRIBLE cake. I called the owner & she lied about everything.

Never try anybody else,so delicious and fresh. Worth driving out of town for. Can't wait to go backread more

Their prices are too steep, and the food is subpar. It's also super difficult to get to their…read morelocation due to the traffic. Their donuts are too cakey, if you like light and fluffy pastries this is not the place.

A single bear claw is over 5 bucks.It was ok.sign of the times I don't know but I can't afford 5…read morebucks for a single bear claw

OK. I realize I wrote a review 7 years ago. Been a long time but I am back. I ordered some…read morebiscuchitos a couple years ago and had them shipped to Virginia. I get desperate sometimes for food from home. They were amazing. Just stopped off for some more while in NM. Still excellent. What makes them perfect is she uses enough anise, many people don't. Texture and taste are perfect. Wish I had her recipe since she does a better cookie than any of my relatives. Owner is also really flexible, went out of her way to meet me after hours and sell me what few cookies she had left. We ate them slowly, with happy noises.

Pre-order cake or stop by for a cupcake. My daughter and I found this place quite by accident…read more Well, she had heard there was a cake shop in Socorro, but was not sure where it was located. I had to mail some things from the Post Office and there it was! They just opened for the day. She had a display of the days offerings. Not as big as the ones in Albuquerque, but very tasty and great looking. The day's offering were: Blue Berry Cheesecake, Fruity Pebbles, and a Chocolate Covered Marshmallow, this one looked heavenly. Cupcakes were $2.50 each or 6 for $12. I forgot to note the dozen price. We got 6 to go. There is a place to sit and enjoy your treat. My daughter said that would be perfect for her and her friends to come, sit and enjoy. This place is a little hidden, at least to me. If I had not parked where I did for the Post Office we would not have spotted it. While there we checked out her custom order cakes. Very creative! My daughter likes to have a place to get just one cupcake, you know for after those finals!

I recently went to a German Market this past weekend at Eurozone and MAD Macarons was one of the…read morevendors there! To be honest, I was so happy to see them there as I had been following their social media posts (take a look at their photos...such beautiful --and TASTY---edible creations!) but never had the time to plan out a visit to Los Lunas where they were based. I got a pack of 4 holiday macarons and was very happy to have them. I finished all of them in one sitting in less than 10 minutes..oops..sometimes I just don't have enough willpower to stop! I hope to see them again at other events..and, for sure, if I'm looking for something special for some celebratory events..they would be one of the options I look into for more sturdy and eye-popping gifts as well!

The best macarons. Awesome communication! Accommodating! Made our event super special and…read moredelicious! Highly recommend! What a star .

Visiting in New Mexico brought me to this place. A family member asked if I wanted a bowl of…read moreMenudo. Of course I wouldn't pass up menudo. He drove me to this place and at first sight I was skeptical. The building looked run down, the outside door had weeds growing through the cracks, and stepping inside the tables are old and so are the chairs. Shoot it was like stepping into a place like in old Mexico, BUT the old tables were clean, old chairs were clean, and the waitress was nice. I ordered the menudo and yes the menudo was yummy. Cooked just right and the soup spice was just right. This place was a don't judge a book by its cover place. Sit down at an old clean table, order your food, and enjoy the good food when it arrives.

So this place started out as a bakery and now is a restaurant. I took this picture before they…read morerepainted it. On a weekend, I checked them out. Nice friendly people, good tasty food. Clean place, plenty of seats to try some Mexican food, that you may not think you would get down in the south of Albuquerque. While your in the area, after your belly is full, go check out the flea market down the street, and walk off your meal.

We had anothe great meal. Saturday brunch was delicious.The service is quick…read more Another amazing meal.

The food is always wonderful whenever I come and eat here and the portions are big which makes…read moreevery penny worth it. The service is spot on but restaurant is a little slow due to not having frequent customers. It's definitely a hidden gem worth trying if you live in town or passing through. Don't forget to take a walk through the field and soak in the beauty or stop by the spa on your way out!

Great service - great artisan level bakery...all the way. I thought I had honestly already…read morereviewed these folks five years ago... My apologies. Every time I've come here they've always been professional, serving up top shelf baked goods. If you've never been...just go and enjoy!! Regarding my five-year-old's birthday cake... They made that cake on four days notice...after another local baker just went silent. Thanks again Amanda / I really appreciated you squeezing this cake in on such short notice!!!

First time I visited. Ordered a croissant, latte, Danish, and Green Chile Biscuit. The latte was…read moregood, but the pastries were awful. Danish was hard, dry and stale. Croissant was the worst I ever had. It was doughy and flavorless. It must have weighed a quarter pound. Biscuit was ok, but a bit stale. Prices were high and I will never go back. Croissants at the supermarket are even better.

I had heard about this bakery from a coworker and finally gave it a shot. I had the Green Chile…read moreSourdough and WOW. It was delicious and you could totally tell the quality go the bread. I also had an empanada which was also very yummy. The place is a cute little bakery located in the neighborhood. Service was great as well and friendly.

Best bread in the area. And I can slice it. The bottom crust is not so hard that you have to saw…read morethrough it even with a good bread knife. I buy two loves and slice and freeze them for later. Also the empanadas are to die for! Try the spinach artichoke.

Finally made it on a Sunday morning! Shocking there wasn't a huge line. There were 4 people in…read morefront of me. Loved the presentation of all the sweet and savory options they had. The cashier was super nice too. I ordered 26 bucks worth which was equivalent to 3 pastry items, a baguette and an iced coffee. Everything was delicious! It appears to be a fairly small set up that packs a great punch! Some seats outside for those waiting around the corner, plenty of parki spots too.

Burque Bakehouse is an absolute must if you visit Albuquerque! A street-side walk up shop with…read moreamazingly delicious pastries - both sweet and savory. The specialty coffees and beverages (Rhubarb Green Tea!) accompany the elegance of the menu. Artichoke Danish is pictured with a Boston Cream Pastry. But we seriously crave the exquisite Roman style "pizza" on focaccia, and the home-made grahams. While it is a walk-up shop, there are usually a couple available stools outside to enjoy your purchase on site. You can tell the staff are also in love with the menu - they are so friendly and knowledgable and happy to talk about their favorites, too. This is a business obviously grown from passion. We ADORE Burque Bakehouse.

Batter Than You…read more Pop-up bakery that operates out of a commercial kitchen and shows up at local festivals and events. I bumped into them at the Festival of the Cranes Art & Crafts Fair. They had Biscochitos & Chocolate Chip Oatmeal cookies, as well as a slew of chili-based sauces for sale. I bought a pack of oatmeal cookies (I got Biscochitos from a different vendor), and they were crispy and delicious. The only drawback was that they were cash only and didn't accept any forms of electronic payment, which is a mistake, in my opinion, but what do I know? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I wish I could've bought some of their sauces to take home, but we're not checking any bags, so #NextTimeGadget.