25-Nov-25: Whilst the older gentleman at the ordering counter was somewhat gruff, he was actually…read morevery helpful. The service was quick. My only concern: this was the first restaurant I have ever patronized, that did NOT have any type of hot sauce. That almost kept me from the high marks I gave this restaurant. I must add, the young red haired young man went out of his way to make certain I didn't forget to take my leftovers. KUDOS, to human kindness!

Viola's serves true homestyle New Mexico food, tasty and reasonably priced. I have enjoyed Viola's…read morefood from the time when Viola herself ran the restaurant in the American Legion to this day.

Not a lot open in Los Alamos on the weekend, but Ruby K's is! It was described by a friend as "the…read moreclosest thing you'll get to a real New York City bagel in New Mexico" and I think they were right! We got drinks next door at Sugar and Cream and brought them over to enjoy with our sandwiches mid morning. Lox was piled high and hit the spot. They make their own bagel chips and those were fantastic! Definitely a place to return to for a hearty and portable breakfast or lunch.

Awesome bagels! A nice place to eat across the street from the visitor's center. Parking is…read moreplentiful. They serve breakfast all day. There were a good number of tables if dining in.

One of the coziest cafes we've ever visited! Omelette was well-prepared and green chili sauce…read moredelicious! Waffles sweet and coffee warm and satisfying! Cozy seating and nuturing atmosphere. Perfect place to get great food and chill.

Went here for breakfast after a hockey game, we all got breakfast burritos. They were really good!…read more Ingredients seemed fresh, decent price, we finished everything! Place is really quaint, they were playing super chill music and the people were really nice. I want to try the lunch menu next, we will be back!

Given the outside of the building, the inside is pretty innocuous. My group of 6 was seated quickly…read moreand provided menus. We placed drink and food orders and those came out fairly quickly. I was quite pleased with my hotdog and the Chicago style accouterments. I upped my side to a garden salad and that was good as well. Wasn't overwhelmed about the coffee.

The attitude of the owners. After calling back to talk to a manager about my experience, I was…read moretold of I didn't like what I got, I shouldn't come back. Don't worry I won't, and neither should anybody else!

The food is delicious! I love grabbing food, drinking coffee, and hanging out. It's my favorite…read moreplace!

Shout out to the lady who was working alone ! She was taking orders, making coffees, and cooking…read morethe food . Solid job holding the place down Parking: There are a few parking spots outside Menu: The menu is pretty extensive for a small place. We had the baked oatmeal which blew my mind - absolutely delicious! The breakfast tacos were also good but not what my Texas brain expected . Seating: There is seating inside but it's nothing compared to the fresh air and views from the patio

I happen to love New Mexican cuisine. La Cocina is an absolute treasure. What an adorable…read morerestaurant with so much charm. They have a designated dessert area, which is incredibly convenient for the on-the-go traveler; also a most lovely option for treating yourself or a loved one with something sweet to enjoy later.

It feels really authentic. I accidentally ordered the senior breakfast (which was definitely not…read morelabeled the senior breakfast in the menu), which was simple but good. I had hoped to order sopapillas but we were there too early for them to be making them. As we were asking for the check, our server Leticia came by and asked if I still wanted a sopapilla. She brought one over to me with the check, for free. It was such a sweet small gesture--and it was delicious.

We've had the pleasure of enjoying brunch at Mille a couple of times. Unfortunately, my husband has…read moredeveloped a gluten sensitivity, so I thought our Mille days were over. But I was wrong! I emailed to ask and Marcel told me not to worry. The galette Bretonne is made from buckwheat and several of the lunch entrees are also gluten-free. Huzzah! We split the galette Bretonne - a buckwheat crepe filled with ham and cheese and topped with a sunny side up egg. Savory and delicious! Next, we split the cassoulet - a duck confit leg quarter, Toulouse sausage, pork belly, and carrots nestled into a bed of white beans and herbs with a side of sourdough and French butter. Oh my word, it was fabulous! And I didn't have to share the sourdough, mwaaaahahahaha!

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!

Altitude. Santa Fe is at around 7,200 feet. Altitude is the hobgoblin of decent bread. Many people…read morehave 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.

holy shit I love this place. I feel emotional about this place and I've only been once. Sometimes…read moremy sister and I talk about going back to NM just to go back here. I can't totally explain why it was so good, it just was and I'm not going to interrogate an awesome experience. The workers here were fantastic and personable too. They'd be homies for sure. the sourdough was awesome--I ate an entire 1.5 lbs on the 12 hr drive home. if I find myself in NM, I'll for sure be making a stop again.

If you're debating coffee at the hotel or the less than 2 minute walk to here- stop. Put on your…read moreshoes and walk over, you won't regret it. In town for a work trip, and it's been delights all along the way. This cute (surprisingly big!) coffee shop and eatery is yet another moment of joy. Ordered the usual decaf flat white with heavy cream along with a cherry chocolate chip almond cookie (I had salads yesterday, yall, I owe myself a bakery treat!) and took a seat in the alley-at-turn-atrium. Tons of seating both inside and out here, coffee was quick and fresh and the cookie is just as good as the barista who recommended it said it would be. 5/5 stars, this place is legit!

I love to support local businesses. Unfortunately aside from the cuteness factor of this place, and…read morethe understanding of the staff when my dad knocked over a glass of water, it is hard to be supportive of this particular business. The tables were dirty, and it was crowded and loud. Some of this could be forgiven if the food was great, but unfortunately the food was just average at best. Think Jimmy John's with avocado on everything. The biggest problem, though is that it is far from ADA compliant. Both my parents use walkers and getting them into the restaurant was difficult. Once inside there is a big step down to get into the main dining area. Maneuvering through here was just difficult enough that we wouldn't be able to return here again even If we wanted to.

Delicious food and friendly service in a charming setting. One of the only places to eat on this…read morestretch. Would love to go back but I live in Massachusetts

Although a little pricey , the place is so cute & quaint! our food did take a while but it's a one…read moreman show in the kitchen and he works his butt off! his service and serving the food is excellent! our food was freshly made & tasted delicious!