If you're looking for a very unique place in Santa Fe, please visit Kakawa. All employees are…read moreusually very helpful with recommendations and patient while choosing from many liquid chocolates, truffles, and other sweets. We ordered the Jeffersonian and the Italian Citrus elixirs. Both are 74% chocolate. While the Italian has lemon and orange zest with cinnamon and vanilla, the Jeffersonian has nutmeg and vanilla. The citrus was quite evident and refreshing while the nutmeg gave the Jeffersonian a very earthy flavor. Even though this time we didn't have their truffles, their flavors are unique with lavender, fruits, and even chiles. If you are in for unique sweets and rich elixirs, I absolutely recommend Kakawa.

This place is so cute. The moment I stepped in, I smell the chocolate scent overfilled in the shop…read more There are a huge selection of chocolates , with unique flavor of green and red chiles that belong to New Mexico. Though the chocolates are quite costly, $4-5 per piece. I also had a mint chocolate ice cream. The mint flavor here is so unique, of fresh mint, which might not fit well with people who likes mint chocolate ice cream. I like it though. The ice cream is soft and smooth. Chocolate pieces are creamy Mango smoothie is refreshing. I recommend checking this unique place out when visiting Santa Fe.

My favorite are the dark chocolate covered cherries and almond caramel apples…read more Shop is always clean and well stocked. Great customer service! Check them out if you're in the downtown area!

Every time we visit Santa Fe, ( several times a year) our son has to stop at Señor Murphy. He buys…read moresome sweets from his childhood as well a good selection of their homemade chocolates. Just as good as Sees Candy!

Our server did his job well enough, although he lacked that sense of warmth and personableness that…read moremakes for a truly good server. Our breakfasts were AMAZING. Peach French toast for me, Mediterranean omelette for my sister, and portobello omelette for my partner--all were great. The place was nice and quiet even though it was about 2/3 full of customers. We even got a table near the window to the bake shop, enabling us to watch the pastries being made. LOVED our experience here!

So delicious and mouth watering! The entire place smells like fresh bread and their glass windows…read moreinto the bakery make it fun to watch them behind the scenes! It's obvious that the food is homemade and their shelves of baked good are proof of that. This is a quaint little spot I'd highly recommend and look forward returning to!

This place is amazing!! We were catered to by Alena at the counter who was super kind and oh so…read morehelpful! The shop is well kept and if you drive too fast you might even miss it. There is a country chic vibe with chocolates of all kinds and non-edible treats as well. The white chocolate from the counter was amazing and my personal favorite although everything I tried was delicious.

We stumbled upon Chocolatesmith by accident and were glad we did. The owner walked us through her…read morewide variety of chocolate treats. They were delicious. She favors dark chocolate, our favorite, and combines several New Mexican spices into truffles, bark, and other chocolate treats.

The mere thought of chocolate makes my mouth water but add the enticing aromas of brewing hot…read morechocolate, and I'm panting like a puppy waiting for a chew toy! At Kakawa, we came on a day when just one person was behind the counter and three people ahead of us. Do you know what that's like?! As we silently screamed "hurry up!" the chalkboard selections touted a smattering of available flavors while the glass case full of tiny chocolates gleamed like dark jewels. When dining in, the hot chocolate is served in pretty ceramic cups though it wasn't steaming hot the way I usually like my HOT chocolate. Apparently I've been drinking it all wrong as there's a specific temperature that lets the flavors bloom on the palate. Packages of the chocolate blends also are available though quite pricey. I was lucky to be gifted a bag last year, and now understand all the hype! Check em out!

One of the popular attraction in Santa Fe. The chocolate drinks are actually really tasty. My…read morefavorite is their signature 70% chocolate americano and chili chocolate icecream. They recommend the float but actually it's more icecream than drinks. It comes with a huge scoop and a shot of drink. The chili chocolate is creamy and with a hint of spicy. Not over powering. Do try their different items to sample to find your favorite. The chocolate is a bit pricy: a small piece cost couple dollars. There are some tables for you to sit to enjoy with free wifi. Everyone in the store is very friendly, didn't complain that I tried so many different items until I decided to which one I like.

I tried the pretzels sticks that had one end covered in chocolate and now I'm hooked. I gave the…read morerating a 4 because I went there one day to feed my new addiction and they were closed and hours weren't posted anywhere so I'm suggesting to POST YOU HOURS outside the store.

Chocolate and locally owned & operated - what's not to love. Really small place with handmade…read morechocolate candies & hand dipped fruit. All different varieties of bark. Most are decidedly New Mexican flavor. We could spend a lot of $$$ on candy here and most wouldn't survive the trip back to Albuquerque . Tasted were simple today. Hand dipped mango slices (dried mango pieces dipped in dark chocolate) and dipped oatmeal, cranberry & walnut cookie. Both were delicious. Neither surviving the trip home. They had plenty of Artisan Cold Chocolate drinks. But today wasn't warm enough for cold. The only warm drink was hot chocolate - we'll pass this time. The sweet tooth in me says we'll be back for more.

Chocolate and Cashmere is a store that sells fine cashmere and gourmet chocolate. In addition…read moreoutside of the store in a small court yard they have Oppie's (connected to the store ) which sells gourmet drinks . I ordered the orange hot chocolate it was delicious.

This review is purely for the chocolates. They are works of art and delicious too. Our favorite…read morechocolate in Santa Fe so far. Is it a premium priced chocolate? Yes. But it's a worthy splurge.

The baked goods were really yummy! The salmon & chive quiche was my favorite, but I'm a little…read morebiased because I love a savory treat. It was very tasty, but not too salty. I loved how crispy the crust was! The strawberry tart was delicious, it wasn't too sweet! The tartness of the strawberries balanced out the sweet custard very well, and, again, I loved the crust!! Delish. The peach galette was similar to the strawberry tart, only it was more mushy. I prefer the texture of the tart more, but this was still great :) Adorable interior and vibes :) I want to come back to try the sit down menu because the brunch looks really good.

It's fine. First time there. First think I noticed was most cars in the lot had out of state…read morelicense plates so I'm not sure locals go to this place. It was 930 on a Tuesday morning and they were on a wait for tables plus there was a line at the baker and some items were already sold out. The food is fine not great but not bad either it's the type of place I wouldn't try to go back to but wouldn't contest if someone else did. The bread was also fine but much better to be found in Santa Fe. The price was a little high for what you got. So basically average food for about average price.

Amazing! Best churros ever. You should check this place out. Don't know why this has to be 85…read morecharacters, but it's great churros

This place so so stinking cute! Also for the price is also a cute spot for a quick post dinner…read moredessert The staff were very friendly and we got our churros to go. Getting to see them make fresh to order churros was pretty neat. Parking can be tricky but it's downtown so what do you expect. Definitely will be back!

The highest quality and authentic New Mexican chili shop. I learned about this shop via my 1993…read moretamales book, they listed this shop and Los Chileros as two sources. Chile shop carries Los Chileros and so does five and dime. Los Chileros is a very authentic New Mexican brand of chili products and seasonings, they sell to almost every major New Mexican restaurant. Five and dime uses Los Chileros chili powder for their famous frito pie. It's a very complex chili. The Chile shop's brand of chili powder is so amazing too I'm thankful I bought the 1 lb bag of spice because I made beef adovada at home with that spice and oh my gosh, it literally tastes like I'm in New Mexico and boy is it hot. Very simple store with only new Mexico's best. Kind and helpful staff, very cool store for sure. My only regret is that I didn't stock up enough. Well I guess that's incentive for me to go back to Santa Fe!!

The customer service here is exemplary. I visited there years ago and continue to order products…read morefrom them. They know what I've ordered, tell me about new products and are absolutely the nicest people