Keto be damned. I found carb heaven, I caved and I regret nothing…read more Hubby and I picked several baked goodies, all of which were delicious. Our favorite was the almond croissant. Staff were very sweet. Prices were appropriate. There is lot parking. We loved this place and will return.

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.

So yesterday, March 17, 2024, Susanne and I stopped by Sprouts on Alameda (westside ABQ) for…read morepotatoes & parsley. As we walked past the bakery section, we were astounded to see a rack filled with bread from our favorite local bakery: FANO! There, in all its glory, were bags of Rustic Loaves and other treats! No one at the store could tell us where this treasure trove came from, since we are certain that FANO ceased operation last year. We left with a loaf. When we got back home, we looked up FANO and discovered their website is gone and the phone is "out of service." I called this AM to hear the same announcement. There is no Facebook page. Mystery!? Did Sprouts have a stash of frozen bread in a warehouse all this time? Did the owner or surrogate restart limited operation? There's a date label: "Mar 19 2024" on the bag. Susanne and I each ate a slice and we're still alive! It just doesn't taste as fresh as we would have expected. Can anyone in our YELP community shed light on what's up with FANO Bread Company? Update: I got a very nice reply today from Michael R. telling us that they have "had a topsy-turvy year" and are still working to get the company on track. Happily, you can still get your favorite FANO Bread at Sprouts! BTW, the label still has the address and phone number and address from forever: 505-884-5555 4605 McLeod Rd NE Albuquerque, NM 87109

I went to Sprouts, did not see the Fano bread, but I really wish it were available in the Santa Fe…read moreSprouts at DeVargas mall. It's a really great bread brand.

This one of the my second favorite best authentic sweet breads in town. The sweet bread is soft and…read moresweet but not overwhelmingly sweet. Piece of device to eat it at the same day for full freshness. The staff is not friendly or helpful as you would expect from bakeries. They have an adequate mount of selection of sweet breads. The place is overall clean and neat from what the writer noticed.

This was on my way to Bahn mi coda. The bread was fresh and tasty. Loved the pan dulce. I recommend…read morethe cherry bear claw. The con has were great too.

I've been wanting to try this location for some time and finally decided to give it a try…read more The parking lot was full of patrons and inside just about every set was taken. Workers busy making food with happy faces. The menu looked great! I had a blueberry maple bagel with a nectarine cream cheese. Loved that the cc didn't overpower the bagel I'm coming back, grabbing a seat and ordering something different next time because I will be back.

Great bagels and breakfast sandwiches. This place is fresh and made to order. There is a big line…read moreof happy customers each time we come here

I had been seeing posts about their pizza, so my daughter and I decided to stop in and give it a…read moretry. We each ordered a personal pizza, hers was the dairy-free pesto, and mine was topped with pepperoni and bacon. We also got a mushroom and mozzarella quiche . The pizza crust was really good, honestly one of the better gluten-free crusts I've had. The quiche was good as well. One of the things I appreciated most was being able to eat without worrying about cross-contamination since the entire facility is gluten-free. That peace of mind is hard to find in New Mexico. Before leaving, we grabbed a cinnamon roll and a pecan sticky bun to go. They both looked really good! We heated them up when we got gone and both were great. Overall, it was a great experience.

Daughter is gluten intolerant. We wanted a great place to pick up baked goods for us & her…read more Staff were very friendly & helpful in our selection. So many wonderful things to choose from. That truly was the hardest part. Building was nicely setup & clean. We didn't eat in, bringing our delicious choices home. We will definitely be back

Best bagels I have had in ABQ so far. Best Bagels I have had in this central New Mexico area is in…read moreSanta Fe. They are called Out of this World Bagel. Those bagels have the chew that reminds me of the east coast. Ruthie's is solid. You don't need a membership to get in. Let the person at the front desk know you want some Ruthie's and they let you in.

By far the best bagels in town or at the very least one of the best…read more Located in the Jewish Community Center (JCC for short) you can find Ruthie's Bagels/Rhubarb & Elliott Cafe. Just walk in and go to the back corner for your bagel needs. The bagels and lox are definitely a must try but even without the fancy fixings their plain, boiled bagels are a delight. They have all kinds of flavors including some that are very New Mexican, some classics, and some sweet options.

Took truck to local car repair up the street from this outlet. While waiting I saw the this place…read more& decided to check it out. My Dad loved bakery outlets & took me to them for years. This place didn't disappoint. Large selection of items. Lady said they get lots more in as the day progresses. A loaf of bread that is normally $4.24 was $1.50. You can stock up on these great products, then just freeze them until you are ready. Store was clean, staff nice & helpful, easy on/off road, etc. I bought two boxes of muffins just to give to mechanics. This is 100% the place to go if you have a big family. Or even for a senior like me looking for a bargain.

I've loved this place for decades. I have a hard time buying bread anywhere else because of the…read moreprice point it's cheap, same bread as at the store.i took an 11 year old and maybe we bought things like doughnuts and Takis (we did) on top of a keto bread I like, bagel thins and bread for his father's sandwiches. When we checked out he said, with glee "all of this for $11! Yesterday they had a lovely seeded bread for $1.50. I Make bread and love a good bakery but this fits a different need. I think they're having some staffing issues at the moment so weren't open last Sunday when I went. But that's not a big deal. I've gone and couldn't find what I was looking for so will ask and sometimes it's end up back. If you find something you like get it, the bread I like I'll get two loaves of and because it's commercially made bread that lasts for a long time in the fridge. Also it's just down the street from Costco on montano and they sell huge hot dog buns that fit the dogs from Costco perfectly. I love this place and hope it never goes away

LARGE crepes. I thought the price was a bit expensive, but then they handed me the container and it…read morehad some HEFT to it. It was a really good crepe too, stuffed with the toppings. You can custom build your crepe. I believe it was something like 3 toppings, a drizzle, and whipped cream or no cream.