Highway 4 Cafe & Bakery

Got a smothered xmas Jemez burrito which is basically a breakfast burrito with a bunch of different meats. It was fine but a bit too salty and the salsas were a little watery and uneven. Still, it's a worthwhile stop if you're in this neck of the woods (and there aren't really a lot of other options either).

This was a definitely a surprise adventure. After yelping and finding out this place was finally open by driving by we popped in. Small town , small businesses, weird hours , flexible days which is all very understandable. After eating breakfast here I was kind of sad that cafe wasn't open the other days that I was visiting. The food was just soooo good and everything ate like each ingredient was fresh ingredients. Bread that probably arrived that day still warm from the oven. Eggs just plucked from the chickens butt and so on. The fact that my travel partner who eats like a bird and always has left overs for me to sample or have top off the belly had nothing but crumbs left on the plate also says a lot about this place. Now I think about it I usually offer them a bite but I think I just kept my meal to myself also. I can't wait till I wander through this area again so I can sample more of the menu.

We had the Jemez burrito - smothered in Christmas. $13.It has Elk sausage, bacon, smoked carne adovada, eggs and potatoes. Mostly meat! The spice level of the carne adovada mixed with the red and green chili we're worth the drive to Jemez Springs.The staff were super friendly and helpful and made our day.Highly recommend!!

They have a wonderful New Mexican specialty- piñon tarts! They are amazing and anytime driving through Jemez, it is an absolute must to drop by and take one home for each member of the family. I always forget to snap a pic because it's such a treat but will update later.

I used to come here alot and was excited to bring some friends. Ordered a double latte. $13.00!!!! I clarified with the batista that I had ordered a 16oz with a double shot. He said yes, ($6. And some change) PER SHOT!). Even in Manhatten I've never even paid close to that! Was wishing for the first time ever a Starbucks was around. Got a single but they put it in a 16oz cup so it was basically frothed milk with a hint of coffee coloring.My friends were happy with their drip coffee.

Great place for breakfast. My wife and I went hiking in the area on a Sunday. We stopped in for breakfast. The breakfast burritos were fantastic. My only complaint was the coffee situation. They run out quickly. They brew the coffee in carafes that pump. Five cups and it's empty. Overall, we would definitely recommend this place!

This cafe was walking distance to my airbnb and my host recommended it. It's closed Mon, Tues, & Wed. Only open Thurs-Sun. I visited twice.Pastries: This is why you come to this cafe! The cheesecake & Pinon tart were sooo yummy. Both were $6.50/each. So delicious though and worth the price. Just get 'em. You won't regret it. Lunch: Meh. Ordered a roast beef "sub" & a regular drip coffee. The "sub" was just a sandwich between 2 slices of bread. Pretty mediocre & cost like $12.99 (also came with frozen fries). I ate half the sandwich on the patio & took the other half home. I ate it the next day after adding pimento cheese to give it a little more substance. The coffee was $3.99 for maybe a 10 ounce cup. Ouch. $20 meal. Nothing spectacular.

Nearly nothing in the cases, no muffins at all. ALL the so-called bakery items were days and days old. What was there had been refrigerated so long it was soaked in condensation. Slathered with gobs of colored sugary frosting.The donut was actually rock hard and bone dry. When I returned it the waitress just grabbed it out of my hand and threw it over the counter at the trash bin. I cleaned it up. Exceptionally rude.The burrito had reheated fried potatoes, dry and tasteless and overcooked scrambled eggs. The green chile looked like water with a few pieces in it.Clearly, these are people who know nothing about baking, fresh, good food or hospitality....But they think that they can run a restaurant. So wrong.

Great little cafe that makes for a wonderful destination on your motorcycle! The breakfast burrito and coffee were both excellent.

If you're in the area, you can't go wrong with breakfast here. In addition to great standard cooked breakfast options - including celiac friendly offerings- they had a crazy selection of sweets and pastries. And, good coffee.