I went to Mille this morning at about 8:15. I was worried about waiting in line or getting a table…read morebecause of previous reviews. However, it wasn't a problem at all and there was parking available right in front of the bakery. Having moved to Santa Fe a year ago, I had not visited yet. I ordered a Montecristo sandwich and an almond croissant. Both were excellent. The almond croissant had a large amount of beautiful almond filling. I also ordered an almond and peach galette ( I think, lol) and fruit tart to take home. A cappuccino topped it off. I would definitely recommend and will bring my future visiting friends.

It's French Cafe vibes, you can be casual but you have to be the right temperament…read more Coffee and macarons will always be good. I didn't order any of the breakfast sandwiches but they look and smell amazing. We ordered - Cortado (Gibraltar) - Americano - cappuccino (a tad too watery) Ambiance perfect, coffee for coffee drinkers good, counter service good

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.

It started out to be a new experience for me and my husband…read more Well when our waitress came to bring our drinks, she spilled all the ice and water in my lap and went down into my shoes. I know accidents happen. I tried helping her but she never picked up the ice melting under my feet. So I moved, and she never came back, So a while and I mean a while, a different waitress came to take our order. And they never removed the half spilled water glass or bought me fresh water. Well I lost my appetite and just ordered sides to get out of there. I was offered no compassion, or follow-up. Ended up the worst breakfast.

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.

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.

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.

This French Pastry Shop (or similar) has been around since I first visited Santa Fe around 1979. I…read moreimagine that there's been a few ownership and La Fonda relationship changes, but inside my limited memory, the place pretty much looks and feels the same. I stopped in last week and ordered a black forest cake slice to go. I was thinking that a little sugar with coffee in the morning was good. I also knew that Gayle wouldn't snack on it as she doesn't like fruit and chocolate mixed together in a dessert. The "to-go" line was a little slow, mostly due to a combination of chatter and specialty coffee drink preparation. But I wasn't much in a hurry. And once that was out of the way, the transaction proceeded smoothly, including a nice box to carry it home.

The crepes were amazing!! Fruit cup was good, servers were friendly and efficient. The mood in the…read morerestaurant was cozy. The only downside was that the restaurant seemed to be made to serve more people than the space was designed for but the pulled it off beautifully!!

Small shop. They were out of pretty much everything when we stopped by even though there were still…read more3 hours until they closed. Very poor management skills. Considering other reviews have mentioned the same issue, this is something that the owner needs to evaluate and fix. We got the London Fog (which tasted like straight sugar) and Caramel Apple (which tasted like a mouthful of cinnamon and sugar). I spat them both out. Would not recommend. The only redeeming quality was that the macaron shells were very nicely baked and texture had a good crunch.

This little gem is so cute, it's tucked away on Burro alley- It's blush pink inside so it's cute…read morefor those aesthetically pleasing pictures. The matcha is absolutely delicious, light creamy and subtle hints of cherry and almond. My friends got banana matcha they described it as creamy goodness in cup. We also got cherry almond macaroons which were delightful! Service was fantastic! If you're visiting or in the area check her out, she also sells necklaces, water bottles and merch!

Our server did his job well enough, although he lacked that sense of warmth and personableness that…read moremakes for a truly good server. Our breakfasts were AMAZING. Peach French toast for me, Mediterranean omelette for my sister, and portobello omelette for my partner--all were great. The place was nice and quiet even though it was about 2/3 full of customers. We even got a table near the window to the bake shop, enabling us to watch the pastries being made. LOVED our experience here!

So delicious and mouth watering! The entire place smells like fresh bread and their glass windows…read moreinto the bakery make it fun to watch them behind the scenes! It's obvious that the food is homemade and their shelves of baked good are proof of that. This is a quaint little spot I'd highly recommend and look forward returning to!

GREAT ESPRESSO! Perfect for an afternoon buzz. Also the cold drinks are awesome. Afrogato ,…read moreStrawberry macha .

35 North is located at the Shops at Santa Fe on level 2. There was plenty of signage (shown in the…read morephotos) directing us to the right location, so it was easy to find. The café has a cool, modern vibe with plenty of indoor seating as well as a nice outdoor patio. They were very busy on a Saturday morning. The counter staff was very matter-of-fact. Not rude, but not especially warm or welcoming either. Honestly, I got the impression she was just under a lot of stress. We also asked another staff member if we could use one of the patio umbrellas (they were all closed for some reason), and he was prompt and friendly, which we appreciated. We ordered a toasted everything bagel with cream cheese, a meat-filled empanada, a honey latte, and a cold brew. The cold brew was a little too dark for my taste, though coffee preferences are definitely subjective. Interestingly, there's a place in Albuquerque that has an almost identical flavor profile. The toasted everything bagel was very good, but it didn't come with quite enough cream cheese. The single cream cheese packet also felt a bit lackluster presentation-wise. That said, when we asked for more, the response was friendly and accommodating. The honey latte had beautiful latte art and great flavor, definitely a highlight. The empanada, filled with ground beef, green chile, and piñon, was a bit over-toasted, but the filling itself was flavorful, even if somewhat sparse. Overall, I think 35 North has a lot going for it and could easily elevate the experience with a few small improvements to consistency and customer service.