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    Dolina Santa Fe

    4.4 (465 reviews)
    ModerateCafes, Bakeries
    Closed 8:00 am - 2:30 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Baked eggs and Langos
    Jennifer L.

    Such a unique bakery and restaurant! If you're looking for something different this New Mexican cuisine with a Hungarian twist, look no further. It was packed and we had to wait maybe 5 minutes to be seated for Sunday brunch. I had the baked eggs which were delicious and tomatoey and we shared the langos (fried bread with burrata). Service was prompt and fast and the food came quickly. I enjoyed the different flavors and how light and everything tasted. I did not have an opportunity to try the baked goods but my friend got some pastries to take home and said they were divine. Also saw actor Gary Farmer here enjoying it!

    Baked eggs
    Yvonne I.

    Dolina located a bit away from the downtown Santa Fe area, but still within walking distance. They have a cute patio area available if you are visiting on a nice day. I sat on their patio and ordered the baked eggs and one of their homemade flavored iced teas. The baked eggs were flavorful and were the ideal portion for filling very satisfied, but not stuffed.

    Double shot espresso
    Rhett C.

    Dolina delivered a great breakfast experience. The food was definitely good, if I lived in Santa Fe, this might be my go-to breakfast spot. The service struck the right balance: attentive without being overbearing. Our waitress was friendly and took the time to walk us through the menu. We sat on the front patio, which was a pleasant spot. Although it's close to the street, the traffic wasn't a distraction. The only downside is the parking. it's tight and options are limited. But hey, you take what you can get. Overall, a solid breakfast joint.

    Lets just call this some watchful art keeping an eye on Dolina
    Tom G.

    So, it isn't often that I get invited to a large gathering of family (not my own) at a classically classic Santa Fe eatery. Upon entry I saw 12 people seated at a giant square table... I made the baker's dozen! The service was great and food lived up to its reputation. Large groups or just brunch for two, Dolina's can handle it!

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    Aleli N.

    This place is located in a busy intersection. There's parking in the back so it was good. I want to say this is a texmex with a touch of Slovak or middle eastern Food: I got baked egg which is basically a shakshuka without cheese, family got breakfast burrito, simple eggs and toast. Lattes. For the baked egg it was good similar to a shakshuka without the cheese. The herb sauce that came with it was amazing. My family believe the breakfast burrito was excellent. Service: it was busy so I can't decrease the star to 4. Although I'd wish my server remembered the fresh squeezed ginger lemon tumeric juice... I can't blame here because she was running Around

    Breakfast croissant
    Abby L.

    *beware of parking lot. It is tiny and so you may have to park over in front of sprouts. There is also currently construction on the street making it crazier.* We were seated quickly at the community table. Our food was delicious! I got the Sant Fe omelette plate. The omelette was nice and soft with nicely cooked mushrooms and cheese. The hash browns could have been crunchy but overall I was happy. We asked to split the check which did end up with some confusion. So maybe just make sure you look at your receipt.

    Salmon Tartine
    Heather F.

    I first went to Dolina on a trip to Santa Fe a couple of years ago. (Yum, chicken paprikash!) When I returned, I was excited to share the experience with other friends, and my memories did not disappoint. It was a tough call, but I got the salmon tartine this time, though I drooled profusely looking at the breakfast sandwiches my friend's ordered. (OMG...). The smoked salmon was tender and delicate in flavor; it paired excellently with the lemony greens. I would say the dish almost verges salad, which after many meals of chile rellenos and enchiladas, was a welcome reprieve. It's a bustling place for sure, which does create some difficulties in terms of seating and service. (I wanted to get a pastry to go, for example, but at a certain point you just give up on these things.) When we visited (September), there was a lot of construction on the adjoining road as well, which made navigating parking a bit of a challenge. I would recommend finding something on an adjacent side street though regardless. (Not knowing any better we pulled into the small entry and parking lot initially, and then someone rather stubbornly pulled in after us and left us stuck there for awhile, as there's no way to round the building.) All of that said, whatever wait or hassle involved, I would eat this food over and over and over again.

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    Lisa S.

    You may ask - how in the world could a breakfast spot rate 5 stars? Well.... by creating a unique menu, sourcing the freshest ingredients, preparing their plates to rival michel-star establishments, and have freidnly and attentive service that ensures you are beyond satisfied with your entire experience. My half-order of the salmon toast point was a perfect size and scrumptious. The quiche of the day was homemade with a flaky pie crust and perfectly baked filling. Their decaf coffee was even delicious!!

    Baked eggs and omelette

    What an amazing and eclectic experience at Dolina. The food, variety, service and ambience are five stars, I wish I could give more!

    Latte
    Mafalda C.

    Simple, essential, clean inside, buzzing front patio. Sweet and savory. Nice food. A decent stop in our Santa Fe exploration day.

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    The food is always delicious and well prepared. Once you're seated, the server comes right away and your order is taken.

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    The food is fresh, wonderful Eastern European cuisine options along with very good options. I highly recommend this place.

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    Ask the Community - Dolina Santa Fe

    I heard they closed? If they did, does anyone know what happened to the pastry chef?

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