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    Sage Bakehouse

    4.7 (333 reviews)
    ModerateBakeries, Cafes
    Closed 7:30 am - 2:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Ham and gruyere tart
    Ericka S.

    We came by for breakfast for a class we were taking and went with a pickup order. They have a cute little side window just for pickups, which made it very quick and convenient. I didn't get a chance to see what it looked like inside, though. From the people coming out though, it seemed very busy! I ordered the orange juice, a ham and gruyere tart, and a cinnamon melt bun for later. Everything was absolutely delicious. The tart was the winner, perfectly buttery, flaky pastry wrapped around such a good combo, ham and cheese. It was rich without being too heavy. I ate the bun at night and even then it was wonderful, also perfectly done buttery pastry. Truly every bite was so good. Pickup was easy and the staff was very friendly. The parking lot is a bit tight, so something to keep in mind if you are visiting. If we lived here, this place would be dangerous for me, I'd be there all the time! Would love to try their other items.

    Tartine with egg and Serrano ham?
    Brian R.

    Altitude. Santa Fe is at around 7,200 feet. Altitude is the hobgoblin of decent bread. Many people have tried. Many have failed. Not Sage Bakehouse. Their breads are sea-level wow. The pastries? The crutsts are better than most French bakers that I've tried. We tried the tartine with eggs and serano ham. I would chop up the ham, because it's a hard eat on bread slices loaded with light fluffy eggs. The pear tart was awesome. Crust was perfect. Service was five star, another unique thing for Santa Fe, where one often finds service a ilttle rough. Most of the traffic is takeout. There are a handful of inside tables, and a community table. Outdoors has seating, for more clement days. Parking exists, in thier lot, but it gets full fast.

    Sourdough bread
    Hilda S.

    This place is across from our hotel and what a treat to have so close. We pick up breakfast from there and bring it back to enjoy with our coffee. Staff are so friendly and welcoming. Their outdoor patio is pet friendly. All the tarts and danishes we've had have been delicious!

    Delicious latte
    Marisol H.

    This bakery is located right in front of Hotel Santa Fe. We have been staying at the hotel and one of the guests recommended this place to us and told us that it was a great place for breakfast. We went here this morning at 7:30, which is the time that they open. There was already a line out the door. Wow! We ordered a Panini with ham and fontina cheese for breakfast and several pastries to take home with us. Including their famous almond croissant, that was highly recommended here in Yelp. Not only the food is fantastic, but the service is outstanding too. Even though the house was full, they took the time to give us recommendations and help us with our order. Next time that we are in Santa Fe, we're definitely coming here.

    Bread selection
    Robert Z.

    So this was a highly rated bakery and I had the pleasure of trying their sourdough prior to coming here since they serve it at La Boca. This is a casual bakery with an outdoor patio for more brunch/breakfast foods. As I tend to be a pastry fiend, I ordered an almond croissant, chocolate hazelnut torte, and a cinnamon melt. Did I need all of that, yes, yes I did. The cashier was great about it and didn't bat an eye, even offered me a bag to carry it sll in. All of them were very well baked and super tasty. The almond croissant was very flakey and crisp while still holding that light buttery croissant and semi-sweet almond filling. The chocolate hazelnut torte was a great size and had hazelnut pieces, adding a great texture and crunch to the chocolatey torte. The cinnamon melt was such a delight, I didn't know what to expect but it very much was a light laminated dough with cinnamon sugar and really did melt in your mouth. Highly recommend for anyone wanting baked goods. Can't wait for a return trip to Santa Fe to get some more baked goods!

    Racks of fresh baked rolls and bread.

    Everything. Drop dead latte, cinnamon roll, sour dough olive bread( took one home. Great pricing, space inside and courtyard to sit. GREAT enthusiastic staff. A pleasure all around.

    Cinnamon Melt,Apple Tart, chocolate hazelnut  tart

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    So yummy. I ended up getting damn near 1 of everything because it all looked so good. It was almost $40 but totally worth it.

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    It's basically a bakery & the bread was great. Very easy place to go for coffee & breakfast...had scrambled eggs w/ham.

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    Best lunch spot in SF. Functional space, great service and amazing food. The soups are particular impressive. Love Sage!

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    Wonderful service, fantastic pastries and bread !! Enjoyed a raisin/pecan tart and chocolat pain du with great cup of coffee

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    Yum!!!! The tartines are perfection. Waitstaff is superb! Lovely ambiance. We'll definitely be back on our return trip to Santa Fe.

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    3 years ago

    if you want the best bread and food in new mexico come here. everyone working at sage bakery is so nice

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    This place is amazing! It has a minimalist vibe and a simple menu. The bread basket with butter and marmalade is scrumptious.

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    Great service and food! Ate here twice and it was awesome both times. Get a coffee and one of the tartines.

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    We've been to 35° North Coffee about four times now since they opened. We don't live in Santa Fe,…read morebut when we come to visit, this is one of the places we like to come back to. The coffee is amazing, the service is great, and everyone is always so friendly! I love trying some of the different flavors, especially the chile and lavender coffees. My husband likes more of the refreshing, lemonade-type drinks. One of his favorites is the James Bond, which Ape from Wind River Trading Company recommended to us. So if you go, try the James Bond! They also have a beautiful patio upstairs where you can sit and look down over the street and just enjoy Santa Fe. It has such a nice atmosphere and is a great place to sit for a while, have a good drink, and people-watch. Definitely one of our favorite little stops when we're in Santa Fe. We'll be back!

    BEST COFFEE EVER! As my family and I were walking around the plaza, we wanted some coffee. We ended…read moreup coming across this hidden gem! The minute we walked into this coffee shop, we were kindly greeted by everyone working. Then, we were given a sample of their caramel sauce that is house made. Apparently, a majority of their syrups and sauces are made in house which is a PLUS. I ordered an iced vanilla latte with caramel drizzle. I've been to a lot of coffee shops and dare i say that this was the BEST VANILLA LATTE i've ever had! We sat outside (they have outdoor and indoor seating which is nice). We had accidentally spilled some coffee, thankfully Kagome was so SWEET and HELPFUL, she immediately came to clean up the mess. Thank you again Kagome! We truly appreciated the staff and the entire ambiance of the shop. Definitely will be coming back!!! Last note. If you're not a big fan of coffee, then I 100% recommend the horchata (it's made in house). SO GOOD!

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    2.9(134 reviews)
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    Seriously? Here you are in an awesome location serving probably the worst food I've ever had. I…read moreliterally have nothing good to say about this annoying place. Food was terrible with small portions and outrageous prices. Service was slow. I was beginning to wonder if it would ever get to our table. We sat outside. The musician on the keyboards was a nice touch, but the most annoying part to me was the constant interruption from a man in his eighties trying desperately to hustle us into buying something from his insanely overpriced western wear shop in the same plaza. He tried to guilt trip me into buying something for my fiance. I completely ignored him. He kept coming back for the hustle. Pointing to me he said "He said he'll buy you something." "I own the building" Blah Blah. We drove 800 miles to get here. We wanted privacy for conversation, NOT a hustle. And he never let up. Sat near us and kept yakking. The more I ignored him, the more he glared at me. They don't even come close to understanding that restaurant customers don't come there to listen to him trying to sell you his merch like a timeshare salesman. I felt like I was in a plaza in Barcelona's gothic quarter with people constantly coming to your table trying to manipulate you into buying a collapsable wooden bowl. Needless to say, we will not be returning.

    Caffe Greco has a great location in Canyon Road and nice vibes for a casual afternoon in town…read more However, overall the service is quite slow and the food ultimately a little disappointing. When visiting with family, I had ordered a slice of a premade casserole, and after a 40 min wait for the food, it finally arrived still cold in the middle. They were upfront about the wait time, which I appreciate, but in the end the overall experience was just fine.

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    Fantastic. The setting is great. The nice, large patio was peaceful and a fantastic setting for…read morebreakfast. The Spicy Chocolate Chai was an excellent start to an excellent meal. My dad's first time trying avocado toast was a huge success. My benedict was amazing. The waitress was great. She was sassy in the best way possible. We really enjoyed her. The service was excellent. Note that the only parking we were able to find was a paid lot. Totally worth it.

    A brunch spot with gorgeous outdoor seating carved out below canyon road. A great concept, but the…read moreexecution has significant room for improvement. As we sat down I took a glance at the other tables. Few had orders of tea, although most everyone had ordered food. That probably should have been a sign not to order a tea. A single glass of ice tea was $10, and oversteeped to the point where the tannins had taken over. At other teahouses I've been to cross-country, that would have been an entire pitcher, correctly timed. The servers were very pleasant, but were struggling to keep up with the silverware. We had to ask twice to get forks and knives, and unlike other tables, did not receive a fly-repellent fan. The food wasn't too bad, but also had room for improvement. I ordered the corn and cucumber gazpacho with shrimp. The soup itself was pleasant, but the tails could have been removed and the side of tortilla chips wasn't a good combination with the soup. With a bit of improvement, I might really like this spot, but it's not quite there yet.

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    Cafecito

    Cafecito

    4.5(344 reviews)
    1.0 mi
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    Still one of my faves for lunch. The roasted chicken is outrageous. I do wish they'd control the…read moreflies inside which are really a bummer, but the food and ambiance is always great.

    A visit to Santa Fe and after 4 hours at the plaza were the perfect storm to be in the mood for…read moresomething special. Cafecito has been showing up on my reels and it looked like the kind of special I wanted. Just a few steps away from the Railyards, this place seems to be in its own island, in a quiet corner. The place is simple in decoration, with lots of plants, plenty of natural light, and a cozy vibe. The manager or owner greeted us. We started special the right way . Staff took a little longer than I expected to take our order (or I may have been veeeery hungry). However, our order came quite quick! The hubby ordered the Santa Fe and Carne Empanadas with lentil soup. I ordered the Gaucho to get some range. The empanadas were quite good and tasty. They were on the medium size, well packed with protein, with a nice and soft pastry. The Santa Fe had very fragrant green chiles and good seasoning on the chicken. The Carne had an amazing taste on the wagyu with a bit of spice and sweet with those peppers. The lentil soup was thick and tasty with every spoonful. The Gaucho, unfortunately, was not as successful as the empanadas. The sourdough was thinly sliced and perfectly toasted, pairing well with the butter and quince jam. The provolone and tomatoes were confusing, but they were well portioned. The eggs were fluffy and ok, nothing to die for, just well executed. The flank steak relied a lot on the chimichurri, which added great acidity, but without it, the steak did not have its own seasoning or flavor. It was satisfying, but the visuals tricked me into thinking it was going to blow my mind. Overall, this is a nice space to hang with friends for a special occasion and enjoy some tasty options. I'm interested in returning to try other things. I like when a place sparks my curiosity.

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