Bakery & Cafe @ Angel Fire

Cozy. Close to the resort and Activities. Popped in for a late breakfast with my oldest. Great food! Fast and attentive service! Drop in and give it a shot!

One of the only (if not the only) breakfast spot in town for miles and miles! Pretty cute, homey vibe inside with friendly staff and great service. Food was pretty tasty too! Cappuccino was from the machine so it was very sweet. I'd prob recommend a reg cup of joe instead.

Great bakery - delicious breakfast burritos and breakfast pastries/muffins. The apple pecan pastry was my fave. Wish we had stopped here sooner - limited dining/food in Angel Fire but this bakery was a highlight.

We love the breakfast, using real eggs and fresh veggies. Coffee was good. Baked goods were scrumptious. Service is average to alittle slow but that's ok. The place was clean well lighted. Good seventies and eighties music going. We will be back.

I set at the service bar to eat. The food was good but portions were not large. The service at the bar was great until after I ordered. Then I couldn't even get a refill on my coffee.

Apparently everybody loves it and maybe we would to if we came back and ordered actual food LOL. We only had donuts and cinnamon rolls. They weren't very fresh. Pretty dry and no offer to warm the cinnamon roll up. But the atmosphere is cute and charming. We may stop back for food sometime

Super quaint place. Staff is friendly. Food is fresh and ready quickly. I loved listening to the locals come in and chat. You can get donuts and coffee to go OR sit and enjoy a homemade breakfast in the warmth.

I'm not sure I've ever had a worse breakfast! (#18) Herman's Special $14.99. Over Easy Biscuit & Gravy $1.50 (#6) Ultimate Burrito $14.99Plus tip was over $40 for two people! Both dishes were totally awful!!!!! I'm so hungry and disappointed.!

The place is awesome. They were busy when we got there but handled it very well. We will be trying the lunch the next time we're in town

My recent dining experience at this establishment was, unfortunately, nothing short of disheartening. Despite the restaurant's well-reputed fare and ambience, our encounter with the front-of-house staff was discouraging to the point of overshadowing the entire visit.Upon arriving at the restaurant at 1:30pm, we were met not with the warm welcome we expected, but instead an immediate time warning from the hostess. Rather than being greeted with a smile or a courteous welcome, we were instead curtly informed, "We close at 2:00pm, keep that in mind." This brusque introduction set a tone of discomfort for our visit.Seeking clarity and still eager for a chance to experience the restaurant's offerings, I asked if it would still be possible to order from the menu. This simple query was met with an equally dismissive response, the hostess retorting, "Do you want to order to go?" This interaction left us feeling more like an inconvenience than valued patrons.This lack of customer service, regrettably, overshadowed our visit. No matter how renowned a restaurant's cuisine may be, the cornerstone of any successful dining establishment is its ability to make customers feel welcomed and valued. A guest's experience starts from the moment they walk in, and this restaurant fell dramatically short in that aspect.In the competitive food service industry, excellent customer service is paramount and this restaurant seriously needs to evaluate and improve its customer relations. As of this experience, I regret to say that I cannot recommend this establishment until there's an evident change in their customer service approach.Overall, this experience was a stark reminder that a restaurant is more than just the food it serves; it is the complete experience from arrival to departure, which sadly, this restaurant failed to deliver.