We had coffee here every morning on a recent trip to Santa Fe and thoroughly enjoyed it…read more Their coffee was really tasty and always hot. The tea breads we tried (banana, cranberry, blueberry) were lovely. The service was extremely friendly and sitting at a table outside for 30 mins watching the world go by was a very pleasant way to start each morning. Recommended !!

Wow - the reviews live up to the hype! Stopped here and the owner was so kind and great energy. He…read moregave us some ideas for our visit to Santa Fe, and threw in a chocolate croissant on the house for our Little. A great and genuine experience which we won't soon forget!

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.

The parking is a little confusing when you first pull in. If you pull in to the driveway and go…read morestraight, there are residences in the back. Probably not a good idea to park there. However if you pull in and make a quick left, there are two spaces available for the bakery. This is a cute little bakery with friendly staff. I got two everything bagels. They make the bagels on site. We were not very enamored with their bagels. They were rather bland without any spread. We would probably try another place next time we're in the area.

It was a spontaneous decision to stop here to get some breakfast to go and it was a great decision…read more We got scrambled egg, ham & cheddar cheese on a croissant which was perfect. We got a plain bagel with the honey almond smear and the star of the show was the red chili bagel with sea salt and Sun dried tomato smear. They don't skimp on their servings. Even though we were taking it to go, while we waited we took in the eclectic decor. This place is in a converted home. There are a few tables inside and some outside. The staff and customers were friendly. Keep in mind there are only 2 parking spots, but Santa Fe is a walkable area. We could have walked from our Hilton Villa had we not been on our way. We would certainly come back.

Great, new coffee/cafe spot that is very reasonably priced and with great service! I stopped by…read morewhile in Santa Fe for a day and was really happy with my choice to check this place out. There were plenty of parking spots, many tables to sit and it was not crowded at all. In fact, I secretly hope that it was even more crowded so to make sure this place can keep its business going! I had an iced matcha and a fresh fruit crepe and was really happy with my choice. It kept my mid to late afternoon errand going smoothly with very satisfying eats during my mid day stop here. Service was great. The staff was friendly and helpful. I would love to stop by this place again.

Milk & Honey is one of those places that could easily fly under the radar. From the front it's…read morepretty unassuming (though there's plenty of easy parking), but inside it's a great little café to hang out and do some work. Both times I've come--later in the morning / early afternoon--I've basically had the place to myself. There are plenty of tables plus a couple of couches, so it would be a great spot to work remotely or catch up with a friend without fighting the usual café chaos. The décor is pretty no-frills, but who is really coming to a café for the décor? I'm here for caffeine and banana bread. Speaking of which, they have a small selection of pastries (when I came, it was just banana bread in two different forms - bread and muffin) and cooked breakfast items (crepes, toast, etc.) along with espresso drinks and some cold options like tea and gatorade. The prices are super reasonable (even too inexpensive... $6 for a crepe? Or is that the New York in me?) The staff have been kind and welcoming each time I've visited, which goes a long way. Overall, a sweet, low-key café if you're looking for a quiet place to sip coffee and hang out for a bit.

Iconik reminds me of those coffee houses in the late '90s where people would come hang out for…read morehours, talk with friends, and bring their laptops to work. The employees/baristas and customers were so friendly here! I'm from San Diego and was visiting Santa Fe for a week with my family. I tried to sample many of the coffee shops in town and this one stood out for its friendly service and warm atmosphere, plus quality coffee. I ordered the horchata latte and it was delicious! However, it didn't seem very strong coffee-wise (I believe my latte had two shots of espresso?), so I had to come back like an hour later to get a second one to satisfy my caffeine needs. The breakfast/brunch options looked amazing and were reasonably priced, but during our stay we did not end up eating here...we simply ran out of time! The space is within a shared work building right off the street, walkable from where we were staying and close enough to walk to the Plaza. I enjoyed walking here on a few mornings and getting the feel of what it might be like to be a local in town, while scanning the many clothing and other types of shops along the way. Overall I'd recommend this coffee shop for friendly vibes and yummy coffee drinks...but next time I'd add an extra shot to my latte.

Got a cappuccino w/ oat milk. Loved the deep flavor of the espresso. They have a variety of food…read morethat's priced fairly and affordably. I got the roasted shishito peppers as a light snack and they came with a creamy dipping sauce. The staff were chill and helpful. The ambiance is one of my favorites because It's very calm and chill and people are working or just hanging out. They have indoor and outdoor seating. We wanted to sit outside but it was busy so we opted for a high table indoors. Overall I enjoyed my coffee and food and will definitely be back!

My wife and I recently spent $17 on pancakes at a certain restaurant in Tesuque. How refreshing…read more to come to a place where the pancakes were not only better, but less than eight dollars. My wife's vegetable omelette was terrific... The staff friendly and professional. The atmosphere is warm and the entire experience was most pleasant. Better yet, this tucked away corner is open from seven in the morning to 9 o'clock at night. Draft beer available for the later hours and an enticing afternoon evening menu.

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!

I tried their Tuscan pizza today and it was fantastic. The sourdough pizza crust is perfectly crisp…read morewithout being too doughy and is sturdy so your pizza doesn't get soggy or flop over. The rosemary cream sauce is delicious and the arugula is fresh and beautiful. Truly a fantastic pizza!

Had a visitor this week and went up to Ojo Caliente and decided to stop at Whoo Donuts on the way…read moreback. Let me add it was late in the day. The donuts were not good! I really wanted to love them, but they tasted day old. Now the blue corn blueberry and lavender was fantastic!!! The overall shop vibe was awesome!! Loved it! The pizza....the pizza was amazing!!!! The blue corn pepperoni and green chile with pineapple was yum!!! Made it worth the stop. Would stop for pizza again, but pass on the donuts.

While reasonably efficient at his job, our server certainly was not welcoming or friendly…read more The place has nice, upscale decor and was quiet even though fairly busy. Portion sizes range from smallish to average. The food we got was good across the board. It included a sesame bagel with cream cheese, an eggs benedict, and a monte cristo sandwich.

I really wanted to like this place, but alas, the food was so-so/average, and the service was less…read morethan stellar. I dined with my wife and 10 others at a large table during the Santa Fe Foodies meet-up. I tried the BLUE CORN ENCHILADA CASSEROLE with chicken and Red/Green Chile (Christmas). Added an egg. The green chile was somewhat flavorless, while the red was better, with nice heat, but far from the best in town (IMHO, thus far, Café Castros). The chicken was nice, as was the garnish of lettuce, tomato, onion, cilantro, and sour cream. But for $22, I was underwhelmed. My wife and four others had the special, which was Eggplant Parmesan. It was okay, but again, nothing special, and the 'garlic' bread lacked both garlic and flavor. This dish came with a salad; the server never asked what anyone wanted for a dressing, instead providing different salad dressings to other people. The service was subpar; the servers didn't know who ordered what, even though all the food arrived at the same time, which can be challenging for a table this big. We were presented with our checks without being offered dessert. No one recalled being asked if we were pleased with the food. The restaurant is rather loud, and the wooden chairs lacking cushions are rather uncomfortable. The food and service weren't bad, but it wasn't such that I'd be inclined to return, considering there are so many other, better options in this foodie town. It is nice that the restaurant has ample parking in this part of town. All in all, underwhelming, average, three stars.