Santa Fe boasts 250 art galleries and about the same number of restaurants. It is a beautiful city and a deserved tourist draw. The highlight of my trip there? Clafoutis French Bakery & Restaurant. My breakfast there was a special, a ham and cheese crepe with béchamel and an egg on top. Truly delicious and very well prepared. A hunk... More

Great atmosphere with wonderfully artistic plates of food served with French flair. Was so good that we went twice in 3 days on recent trip to Santa Fe and Taos

Great food at a wonderful price. This place is well worth a trip even if you are a visitor and a cab ride is required. My husband is swiss french and a bit of a tough critic. He loved his breakfast giving high marks to the baguette and the croissants. We took a slice of clafoutis to go and loved... More

This petit restaurant was one we kept coming back to for a well priced lunch within easy walking distance of the Plaza. The food was great and provided enough variety for several visits. The owner and wait staff were friendly and greeted you in French without it feeling forced. Quiche and salads and baguettes and croissants and of course various... More

Wow, having read all the reviews, my friends and I had to give this cafe a try. And we were all so glad that we did. We each had to have a bowl, yes a bowl of coffee with our breakfast. A bowl of coffee that requires two hand to hold, now that was just the beginning. Before our breakfast... More

This is a small French "bistro" that serves great sandwiches, pastries, coffee, quiche etc. during the morning and afternoons. They have a very nice inside eating area and a small three table outside area for the warm mornings and afternoons. We sat outside since we had our black lab dog with us on this visit. The outside table service was... More

Feels like you're in a delightful cafe in France. The staff is friendly, and although the place is tiny, it's a great place for breakfast/lunch. Park elsewhere and walk to Clafoutis - worth it. Try the French plate - ~$9 or omelette ~$6. Can't go wrong here!

Greeted by "bonjour", we were seated in a cozy corner of the small restaurant/pastry shop and ordered two delicious breakfast entrees--croque madame and pancakes with lots of fresh fruit, accompanied by mugs of aromatic, rich coffee. This is a place to enjoy Santa Fe away from crowds. We want to return on our next trip.

Popular place due to quality of the food and proportions. Staff friendly and service is quick. Only downside is the parking. Three spaces in front and you have to be creative when parking in the back. Get there early for lunch or you will be parking far away.