My wife and I have been to Sawmill Market twice in two weeks just to eat the croissants from Crème…read morede la Crème. It's so authentic just like the croissants in Paris. Crunchy layers on the crust and buttery goodness inside that doesn't even need butter. The lady, the son(?) and the chef brought their pastry to our table even if the spot is a food court. They were very nice and patient explaining their pastry. We will be back!

Crème de la Crème is located inside Sawmill Market. The Halloween decor caught my attention first…read moreand then I spotted the pastries that were so aesthetic looking. The owner, Bella, was very friendly and gave us tips on other spots to check out around town. What really stood out is that they don't use seed oils or processed ingredients. You can actually taste the difference. Everything feels lighter and fresher. We tried Terry Bradshaw's favorite - the crème brulee croissant. It was creamy, flaky, and worth the hype. The pistachio cronut was another winner. They bake it not fry it, yet it was perfectly crispy. The cronut also came in Madagascar Vanilla and chocolate fillings. Each pastry was also topped with edible flowers. On top of all this, it came in this cute little Louis Vuitton-style cloth to-go bag that made the whole experience feel extra fancy. Highly recommend stopping by if you are at Sawmill Market.

Fantastic service, great taste. They worked with my soy, gluten, and potato allergies. Yes, it may…read morenot be celiac level safe as it is the same equipment but they did wipe it down for me. Two successful trips and no allergen issues. Love this!

Came into the shop yesterday afternoon. I had been wanting to try this place since last year. There…read moreare several different options - 3 regular menu items and 3 seasonal items. The pumpkin spice crepe ($9) is an October special consisting of pumpkin spice custard, pecans, graham cracker, condensed milk, and whipped cream inside of a fluffy warm crepe. I paid an extra $1 to have the pumpkin custard brulee'd on top. I had seen some of the shop's fun TikTok videos. The owner was there to explain the options on the menu and explained how this was a Japanese style crepe that they're known for. The decor was also cute. They provided a clear cup so that it would be easier to transport with me. Fun dessert- like a warm pumpkin pie crossed with a creme brulee. 2025 #79

Pink Pony makes really fantastic soft serve ice cream! They are located in an itty bitty store…read morearound the corner from a strip mall on Menaul Blvd. There's a small row of stools at the window and a few chairs, but it can get tight in there if there's lots of customers! Service was great! The gals behind the counter were working so hard and turning out ice cream sundaes quickly! The space is super welcoming. The banana pudding sundae was delicious! The toppings are generous and beautifully presented, and the ice cream is super creamy. There's plenty of parking in the strip mall or street parking outside.

It's delicious. Friendly. Never dissapoints. Good classic options and fun, new options.read more

Cute little hole in the wall for boba and shaved ice. Because everything is made to order you'll…read morehave to wait a bit but it is well worth it. The shaved ice is such a great light dessert option. Will be back.

Was craving a savory dessert and glad to have found TeaSu! We ordered 3 flavors of their Korean…read moreshaved ice. The strawberry one is our top favorite so far. Well flavored with adequate amount of graham cracker topping. The mango shaved ice was pretty good as well, but lacked actual mangoes in it. We are used to the Korean mango shaved ice from California that has a lot of mangoes in the bowls. But it's also out of season I think, so that's taken into consideration. The Taro shaved ice was okay. We really liked the very crispy coconut flakes and red bean topping. Will definitely have to return to try their other flavors. Service was acceptable. The young girl was friendly while taking orders. The man making the shaved ice was friendlier in interaction. Ambiance is clean and simple. Didn't play their video games but they seemed to be off when we went. Will return to try their other shaved ice flavors along with their boba drinks and do recommend giving this place a try!

Absolutely delicious sweet treat option in Sawmill Market!…read more You start by choosing a cup or cone or both, and I definitely recommend both because the taiyaki cone by itself can get messy! Next, you choose your filling for inside the taiyaki cone, and the red bean is really delicious. Then, they have several flavors of soft serve to choose from. Ube is the stand out choice! You get two toppings included with the price of the soft serve. The soft serve is really delicious and creamy, and the crispy chewy taiyaki is the perfect accompaniment! Definitely grab some soft serve here if you're spending the night at Sawmill!

Love this unique soft serve ice cream shop. If you're craving a taste that they don't have on the…read moremenu, let them know because they can come up with a mixture of toppings to get that taste satisfied. I was sad that they sold out on the taiyaki but we were happy with our little sundaes. Definitely recommend a visit.

Stopped by after a valentines dinner and loved that they were open late! They still had a full…read moreselection of items event at 8:45pm. Staff was super nice, I got a caramel apple and some chocolate covered oreos- both delicious! You can find something for everyone here. Prices are a bit steep but hey it's artisanal chocolate!

After weeks of teasing on TikTok with that viral Dubai Pistachio Chocolate bar that I refuse to pay…read more$40 for I discovered this place offered a similar bar for $20. Although steep I figured it was better than shelling out $40 for the one on TikTok. The staff was very friendly. They helped me find what I wanted. Not to mention the place was really nice. I loved the giant lava lamps!! The chocolate was excellent. You can tell they make a premium chocolate. The way it melts in your mouth is just savory, sweet, and remarkable. You can tell there's love in each batch. I mean bravo. Other than the parking situation it's a great spot. Fair warning tho if you plan on going in the afternoon and evening be prepared to park quite a ways. Parking fills up fast in that area. I'll definitely be returning. I think I need another one of those delicious chocolate bars. I also wanna try more stuff on their menu.

Great ice cream shop in ABQ. There are a lot of decorations. The flavors are plentiful and the…read morescoops are huge. I highly recommend when you're in ABQ! Lots of parking available! There are also small tables for you to sit inside and enjoy!

This is such a fun ice cream shop. Full of nostalgic toys and a vibe from yesterday, the prices are…read moreas good as the ice cream. The sweet girl working the counter was super helpful and made great suggestions.

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.

Delicious pastries and great coffee here at The Burque Bakehouse. The line to order was relatively…read moreshort as I eagerly awaited the window with all their bakehouse treats. I ordered many treats for myself and bestie. One pastry that caught my eye was the classic butter croissant dough with activated charcoal, glazed blood oranges, and blood orange curd. I'm not sure if this is only a seasonal item. The colors are beautiful! It was quite sweet, however the blood orange tartness aided in the flavors giving it a bit of tartness. The Boston Cream Cruffin looked mighty tasty. It's made with their signature croissant dough rolled up and filled with vanilla pastry cream and dipped in dark chocolate ganache. I'm having this for dessert tonight. Pumpkin bread Jam bun Espresso machine where they craft yummy drinks. I ordered an iced americano.

Came by here after dinner and ordered the pistachio (yum!!) bar, cookies and cream (yes!!!) bar,…read moreand strawberry with condensed milk cream. My recommendation is Skip the strawberry with condensed milk and get the regular strawberry one instead.

So many delicious Paletas/popsicles and topping choices multiple trips are required!!…read more Also on the menu are fruit cups, aguas frescos, nachos and elote. Located in a strip shop with scattered parking; inside has a very small seating area.

We were lucky to be staying walking distance from Golden Crown Panaderia. No idea it was featured…read moreon Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives until we sat down at our table and saw the episode playing. To start, as we came in, we were offered a biscochito to try while we decided on what to order. Honestly, the decision was hard... so many delicious looking things on the menu but finally decided on a salami and provolone sandwich, with green chile bread. Wow! Amazing sandwich, fresh, delicious! While we were enjoying our food, Pratt Morales, the owner and master baker, came out and talked to us for a while. This was a real treat, great positive attitude and love for what he does. He even introduced us to one of his specialties the Turkey shaped bread he makes for Thanksgiving. So popular now he gets hundreds of orders per year. We left with some biscochitos and other cookies to go, and a desire to try more things when we are back in Albuquerque.

I've come many times for their pastries and bread.i love most of them and I unfortunately I can't…read morehave them as often as I want. I've always heard great things about their pizza. I guess I'll need to make a visit soon! (And add a few pastries!)