We're repeat customers at Palacio and have had an outstanding experience every time. Food, service,…read moreambience, never disappoint. Located in a quieter part in the edge of downtown, parking is usually pretty easy to find on-Street, and it's a few steps over to shops. The outdoor patio is secluded and quiet, and the indoors offers plenty of seating in a historic setting that's bright and fresh. On the food side, Palacio cooks their red Chile for over 8 hours, making it in my opinion one of the best and most flavorful in Santa Fe. Most other places I get Christmas style, but here, the red Chile is just perfect. On this trip, we had a smothered breakfast burrito and enchiladas suizas. Both were perfectly cooked, served hot, and resulted in another visit of what we expected from Palacio - great food and friendly service in what had quickly become our favorite Santa Fe restaurant.

Great local spot to grab some local Santa Fe breakfast. I ordered a traditional breakfast with…read moreeggs over medium, bacon and potatoes. However, something must've gotten lost in the translation because I was served an omelette, Christmas style (meaning both red and green chilies, and it was simply delectable service was outstanding other than the confusion on my breakfast order, which the the server apologized multiple times for messing up my breakfast, but at the end of the day, it was actually a blessing because what I received was much better than what I ordered Ambience wise... The Restaurant was not that busy but had a nice quiet vibe to it. Made for a very enjoyable lazy morning. Coffee was standard fare and very enjoyable to go with my breakfast. My dining companion went a more healthy route with granola and yogurt and said everything was very tasty

Three of us stopped in for the breakfast which was delicious! The service was great. Comfortable…read moresetting.

We had the seasonal citrus salad, Chile Relleno, El Salvadorian combo plate with a pupusa and a…read morebanana leaf tamale and a cup of beef green chili stew. Oh also a prickly pear margarita. The chili was excellent came with a large side of rice and beans, lettuce, pico sour cream guacamole was absolutely delicious. Same as the salad I replaced the blue cheese with goat cheese and it was excellent. The dressing was so good and the fruit fresh. The margarita, perfect not too sweet not artificial tasting at all. Now, the tamale oh my goodness I've never had such a moist tamale maybe the best tamale I've ever had. The pupusa was delicious and they didn't skimp on the cabbage salad. I expected something different with the beef stew. It was much thinner and Brosier than I expected, but it had an absolutely delicious flavor and plenty of meat. I would definitely come back here and I would definitely recommend this to anybody

Walked in with my friend and her baby, and immediately, we realized Mille wasn't going to work with…read morethe stroller. Patrons form a line to order, and signs on tables ask guests to order before settling into a table. Before we could give up and walk out, the owner/manager approached us at the Mille entrance with complete kindness, and he invited us to enter with the stroller to find seating before ordering. We were so surprised by his desire to accommodate the baby, and we accepted his generous offer, quickly finding a little corner table in the covered patio area at the back of the restaurant. Once the stroller was out of the way, I placed our orders, and we received our drinks quickly - a black hibiscus iced tea plus a creamy London Fog. Brunch followed shortly - croque Madame for me, veggie quiche for my friend, and a Nutella crepe to share. My taste of the quiche was super creamy, and the croque madame was as rich as expected. Crepe was lovely, though I wish they hadn't run out of eclairs, which are my favorite. We'll have to show up earlier next time - and there will be a next time! Thank you for the hospitality, Mille. The way you welcomed us, stroller and all, made all of the difference.

This is a wonderful breakfast/brunch/lunch spot in Santa Fe. The bakeries and pastries are…read morewonderful and you simply cannot go wrong with any bakeries/pastries you choose. The place is popular, especially given very high quality of pastry products and the line is often a bit long (given so many locals/tourists stop by this place)...and simply..the place is one of the best pastry shops in Santa Fe. Parking is a little limited in their own parking lot and the shop is sort of crowded, but you can always park on a street outside (albeit some small parking fees). Overall, I really enjoyed the pastries here...although I think the drink (I got matcha latte...true, true, matcha latte isn't much of a western drink..so maybe I'm wrong to judge a restaurant by this drink) wasn't so much of my highlights. I would, definitely recommend this place for pastries for sure though!

100% plan to return. Local to table Argentenian meal in Santa Fe. Great service, interesting and…read morebeautiful food presentation at this lovely restaurant. Met the owner by his chance stopping by our table. Loved the meal. Enjoyed by family: PERUVIAN ROAST CHICKEN ARGENTINE STEAK SALAD DE LA TIERRA BOWL & Bread Basket. So good.

Reservations accepted. Our large group was accommodated on the outside patio, and the staff was…read morevery attentive to ensure that large umbrellas provided sufficient sun cover. Drinks and chimichurri fries appetizer came out quickly, and the fries appetizer did not disappoint! I debated a main plate because the stuffed rainbow trout sounded great, but I was unsure if I'd end up discretely pulling tiny bones out of my mouth during the meal...so I opted for something simpler. The two-empanada flight was a good choice for light fare, but without the community fries, I probably would've left hungry. For the empanadas, I chose the Santa Fe (chicken with green chile) and Jamón y Queso. I disliked the latter because the ham was ground, which was not the texture I expected or enjoyed. The Santa Fe was good but nothing to return for. Got a baggy of alfajores to go, and they were flavorful but a little dry. In short, excellent customer service but don't think I'll be back.

We stopped by this spot during our trip to Santa Fe, and let me tell you--the excellent reviews are…read more100% legit. It's a charming, smaller shop with a wonderful, cozy ambiance the second you walk in. The owners were nice. Everything here is made to order, and you can really taste the quality and freshness. We tried their coffee, which was okay, but the food completely blew us away. The green chile breakfast burritos are an absolute must-try--deliciously flavorful, especially when paired with their house sauce. We also ordered the egg and bacon sandwich, which came loaded with bacon, lettuce, tomato, cheese, and onions. Every single item was a decent, satisfying size and tasted amazingly delicious. If you are passing through or looking for a fantastic breakfast and coffee spot with great service, do not skip this place. We will definitely be back the next time we're in the area!

We arrived about 10:45am, not busy. Myself and 2 others. 2…read moreout of 3 orders were wrong. Coffee was good but lukewarm, including a latte. Food for each of us was served at different times. First the huevos with green, not red chile as ordered. Then 10 or so minutes later, a waffle arrived at the table, ok. I waited 40 minutes for my Chicken Taco Salad that came with beef. My friends were done eating by then. I can't believe my meal was not comped. Most likely I will not return.

Bakery/café with options for days. I was both excited and overwhelmed. My daughter and I loved the…read moreham and cheese omelet. It was buttery with just the right amount of cheese, and for a dollar more you can get it made with egg whites. We also shared an apricot/berry clafoutis, a puff pastry with crème, and a salmon sandwich. I could have skipped the puff pastry and salmon sandwich. They weren't bad, they just weren't as good as the omelet and clafoutis. There was ample seating, and you can tell this is a place the local retirees love. It stayed busy even around 1:00 pm. Definitely a place I want to visit again before I leave.

This French bakery was recommended to me by my brother and a friendly local at this past weekend's…read moreart fair. By the numbers... 5: number of pastries we walked out with. The Paris brest had luscious hazelnut cream and toasted almonds. Chocolate brioche had a bar of rich choc inside. Coconut macaroon was a bit dry. 20.72: dollars the goodies cost. A special treat while out in Santa Fe, New Mexico! Friendly: not a number, but staff was helpful. Overall, I concurred with my mini me when she said "it's good... but I've had better" on the pastries.

We came here based on the Yelp reviews and it's fantastic!…read more The outdoor area is just so pretty and peaceful. It's really great they also have artwork - inside and outside. We had the green chile. It was so delicious! Perfect little kick to it and tons of flavor. Stu is super friendly as is Segue (spell?). We will be back here to try other things for sure. Great, great lunch spot!

Absolutely epic Breakfast Burrito!! The most creative and delicious burrito, and I'm from San…read moreDiego, so I've had many burritos haha. The burrito's flour tortilla is so crispy, it's insane, convection oven baked with little salt crystals. The eggs are soft and fluffy, the bacon was thick and flavorful, the green hatch chile so tasty and enough in every bite, and it's cheesy-licious. You must go right now and eat this burrito!!! The staff are so nice too, they gave us samples of their soups (green chili stew was incredible!!, butternut squash was yummy with a little kick) and a treat for our dog. The outdoor patio is so relaxing with beautiful sculptures. The chef is expertly trained, you can tell with the quality of the food. Everyone seated around us seemed very happy with their soups, sandwiches and coffee drinks. A must visit in Santa Fe!!

This bakery is so yummy! Fresh breads and delicious open-faced sandwiches. They seemed to have…read moreyummy pastries as well, though this was not what we craved that particular day. We came in here on our last day visiting Santa Fe in the summer and I'm so glad we did, as it was on my list of things to try after perusing Yelp for notables. I had a scrumptious white bean-roasted red pepper-melted cheese tartine on delicious, fresh house-made bread topped with a balsamic glaze. I think it was one of the better dishes I had while in town. It was served with an array of olives on the plate. So good! They were out of the egg salad sandwich by the time we arrived, which was something a family member wanted to try, but they ordered an avocado toast instead. Also great and served with olives. The service was fast and thoughtful. Order at the counter and your food is brought to your table. We found a great shaded spot outside for the five of us with a view facing the bustling bakery inside. Many people brought their bikes or dogs (allowed outside only) and met up with friends to eat and chat. At one point a server brought out an order of bread that we did not order, but he left it with us anyway, free of charge. So glad we got to try Sage Bakehouse and I'd definitely visit several more times when in the area!

Great place for breakfast, especially if pastries are your jam. Chai latte was delicious. Super…read morefriendly service and nice patio.