A beautiful little spot, great food and mocktails. Easy going atmosphere, oracle cards on the…read moretables, and very friiendly staff.

Pros: non alcoholic hot toddies and mocktails, soup, and fries are very good. Cute place in a great…read morelocation near the Lensic. Cons: Some of the sandwiches are more for show - they look great and it's a lot of food, but they are impossible to eat and not that tasty. The service staff is friendly but they seem inexperienced and the pace of service is inconsistent. I would be less critical of these two faults were it not for the price point. For what this place charges I pretty much expect perfection. They charge way too much for what they provide, especially in a foodie town like Santa Fe with so many other options.

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.

Neat, welcoming spot for a casual Monday breakfast. They clearly have great taste--the book…read morecollection is fantastic, and we found ourselves completely immersed while waiting for our food. I ordered the Pho; who would have expected such a great, light version of Pho here in Santa Fe? A wonderful experience and highly recommended.

This is a fun place with books lining the walls and kitchen and food items for sale…read more I had excellent cappuccino. I didn't really care for the Red Pepper Sonoracakes, even though there was a generous amount of lox. The pancakes were an unpleasant texture and the flavor didn't complement the lox. I would have liked more cream cheese and capers. My husband did like his Breakfast Biscuit, said it was the best biscuit he's had. Loved the interesting plates and cups and the whole vibe.

Today I ordered ahead on the website I go in and they didn't see it . No big deal you know. She was…read moreso apologetic and said my panini would take 10 minutes no big deal! She made it quick and let me tell you this panini was a 10/10 buttery bread cheese pull great green chile chicken cooked perfect the wait was worth it already thinking about going back tomorrow!!!!

A very nice surprise in downtown Santa Fe and open on a Sunday…read more Good menu with a mix of healthy options. I opted for a teriyaki chicken bowl, which was well priced and substantial with broccoli, chicken, kale and edamame over rice. Delicious! I will be back.

DEEEEELICIOUS! This place is so authentic and finger licking good. Everything on the menu looked…read moregreat, opted for the Pasqual's breakfast, and the mexican mocha. Both DID NOT disappoint. Servings were generous and filling. The bonus is the amazing staff who went out of their way to make our meal seamless. Great customer service, they went above and beyond. PRO TIP: Make a resie, this place is popular (as it should be) & treat yourself to a real mexica mocha (without alternative almond/soy etc... just give in to real milk)

We stopped here during our road trip, and it was exactly what we were hoping to find... unique,…read moreeclectic, and full of charm. It's warm and inviting the moment you step inside, with so much character. The service was truly exceptional, attentive, welcoming, and genuine. We even had the chance to talk with the owner, who kindly shared some local travel tips with us, which made the experience feel even more personal. And the food... absolutely out of this world. Every dish felt thoughtfully prepared, full of flavor, and beautifully presented. We were talking about this meal for the remainder of our trip. If you find yourself in Santa Fe, this is a place you don't want to miss. It was such a memorable stop for us, and one we'd return to in a heartbeat.

I was in SF for a recycle fair and worked up an appetite. As I was walking back to the train…read morestation, I noticed a cute little restaurant. Had never been there so I thought I'd take a chance and give it a try. All pink inside. Flowers, umbrellas hanging from the ceiling. All but a couple of tables were available. I ordered coffee and chilaquiles. Presentation was great. Chili was a little cold but I cleared my plate. Service was outstanding and I loved being able to talk to them in Spanish. Don't worry, their English is great.

My favorite part of our experience here was watching the faces of all the men as they walked in…read more The walls are all pink, and there are pink hearts and flowers hanging from the ceiling. Pink neon signs dot the walls every so often, and there are pink phrases and art work on the wall. Sometimes the men looked shocked by this explosion of pink. My husband was one of them. We split an egg bowl and I had decaf coffee. The coffee was pretty good, and so was the egg bowl, but I would have expected the bacon to be incorporated throughout instead of served in slices. There were a lot of good options so if we ever get back there (with our tween daughter in tow) it'll be fun to try something different.

Came here on hot afternoon for a drink. Store was in a little strip of stores. I got the mangonada…read moreas its on the favorite's menu and a chocolate Samango frozen fish shaped sandwich for the kids. My drink came out very promptly, was very tasty and flavorful. Enjoy chamoy and Tajin favor as it balanced the sweetness out. The interior was colorfully decorated with cute characters on the wall. My kids had the ice cream sandwich so I can't say much about it; it looked like the picture. Would recommend and will come back if I was in the area.

The boba tea is good! We got the taro with green tea, taro with black tea and cookies and cream…read more They were all good. The three people working were so sweet and friendly. They were patient and helpful. The shop is super cute too! We will definitely head back over when we visit again!

Many vegan options. On the pricy side but to be expected with a co op. With the hot bar had vegan…read moreprotein options.

The produce section is always fresh, with a great variety of seasonal fruits and veggies that often…read morecome from nearby farms. The bulk section is another highlight--perfect for stocking up on grains, spices, and snacks in an eco-friendly way. Plus, their commitment to sustainability is evident throughout the store. Staff can be a bit off putting sometimes like they're mad that I decided to shop for some food and it's a travesty that I made them go out of their way to have to work for a second. Other than all that the place is cool. It's in a convenient spot though parking stinks. They have good cream puffs and other sweet treats.

Not open post- pandemic…read more Sad wanted to try. Wish this was open so I could try. I need to keep writing so this is posted as a review. Yelp should really have a button for no longer open instead of having to write a review.

That gringo before me needs a lesson in what Palateria means. You're not going to find Italian…read moreshaved ice at a Mexican joint, sorry to break it to you amigo, but what you will find is plenty of treats that stack right up there with the best of the best. Sorry you haven't picked up a bit of conversational Español in your stay in Nuevo Mexico, but ragging on the hard working people at this establishment about it just looks bad on you and means you came to the Palateria unprepared. Cheers to the folks here, who make a mean mangonada!

Came in for a quick snack to occupy the kiddos. It was straight forward. Got in at a good time with…read moreno line. The person worked here was alone, overworked with all the tourists, but was efficient. Icecream is consistent with the brand quality. Nothing fancy here but clean. Their prime location would do them well.

Wow. So it's hot as hades outside, and the middle of the afternoon, and we all know that…read moreHäagen-Dazs is like the best ice cream in the world. But they pick the worst time to train people so they basically have one guy helping everyone in Santa Fe who wants ice cream at a Häagen-Dazs and in the midst of that he stops to take a couple minutes to train and explain everything to his trainee as the lion grows longer and longer. I have had the opportunity to share this horrendous experience with my new friend. What's your name Amanda with Amanda and she's about as mad as I am so. So luckily, I got here before the line that is getting longer and longer. I'm gonna take another photo just for fun.. management, get a clue, train in the morning. That's what Amanda said.