Savage Goods

Visiting from out of town we took a walk up Mesa from the Paso Del Norte hotel and luckily found Savage. There was a line but it moved along quickly. The girl who took our order was patient and recommended the Lavender infused mocha.. it was great! We also had the green chile burrito and coffee cake, all top notch and priced very fairly. We'll be back!

Despite being slammed on a Sunday morning, every employee at Savage Goods seemed genuinely welcoming and happy to have customers coming in - really changed what could have been a grim experience in a crowded (but impeccably clean (even the restrooms) - and KEPT clean by hustling staffers) small room and made this a very pleasant morning. Even with the (understandable but also clearly warned about on ordering) 25-minute wait for the food (how could the small kitchen staff not get a little behind with the crowds streaming in?). And the food was - every bit of it - delicious (and reasonably priced). And the espresso was good (not always something I can rely upon these days), as was the mimosa (you add your own OJ, so you tailor it to your own taste). The coffee cake was (I declared) Nana-quality (may she rest in peace, that Bavarian lady could BAKE) and the breakfast tacos were well engineered, larger than expected and a whole lot more tasty than anticipated (again, you sort of build-your-own experience with these: mine were egg/bacon/double green chile - good flavor in the green) - oh, and good, onion-y salsa on them. The waffle had changed from the apple compote on the menu to a blueberries-on-top one, but it was also very good - and not the usual bland waffle you find; there is some grainy/yeasty goodness here. A lot of times I find creative, high quality food of this sort to be accompanied by both high prices and an unwarranted "You should be grateful I'm deigning to assist you" attitude by staff: NOT (in our experience today) at Savage Goods. Everything seemed reasonably priced and every staffer I encountered made me feel welcomed and cared about. Downsides? Minimal, really, when compared to the notable good things. Small parking area with patrons making things worse by inventing spaces where they shouldn't have been. Hard to find seating (that's what we get for coming during a Sunday brunch rush) in the small room or on the small patio. You wait in line to order and they bring you your food and bevs - but not your water . . . you go get that on your own, along with napkins (and hot sauce if you need that). The staffers at Savage Goods were so great that we were happy to leave a relatively heavy tip for the bring-it-to-you service, but I have friends who'd be irritated by the whole set-up, so I mention it. But we were not! Our first impression on pulling up (and seeing small, crowded, line-up-to-order and look-at-our-showcased-food) was, "Yikes: this could be a nightmare." But our brunch today Savage Goods was the opposite of a nightmare: it was like a lovely dream. Looking forward to returning soon - thanks so much!

We went to check out their gluten free products, which is limited , but we found sandwiches sold with the gluten free bread and one dessert.We ordered a grilled chicken sandwich. It was very tasty! We enjoyed the sandwich with a side salad.The bread tasted very good with a a nutty flavor and thick goodness! I will return to try other things!

Stopping through El Paso on the way to San Antonio there's this awesome place to have breakfast/brunch with amazing coffee. The ultimate plus is that it's dog friendly and the staff is welcoming. The food is also amazing the pesto sandwich and avocado toast is my favorite

Stopped in for lunch this time. Food was delicious. Also the Guava, taijin, lemonade is delicious. Very quick service. Friendly staff.

Food is still the bomb!The only constructive feedback I would like to give is for the cashier to please take shorter amount of time taking orders. For a line with 5 ish groups it is common to wait 15-20 minutes before I order. It is also very apparent that she takes wayyyy longer time with certain customers (who would possibly tip her more?). It is fine, but just please only do that when there is no line.I would suggest ordering ahead online to save yourself the line. If you just call, you still have to get in line to pay and wait for the cashier....

We absolutely love and adore savage goods!The decor and overall ambiance they created is warm and inviting. It's very open with wonderful seating and beautiful artwork from local artists. They have a custom built shelf filled with goodies that make wonderful gifts for loved ones and many items that support other local businesses as well. They have a pastry display that gets me every time, advertising what they have. ( all pastries are vegan friendly) a huge hit for our family and friends. Our family is mixed with vegans, vegetarians, meat eaters and we all can enjoy eating here. The pricing is good they went up since we started going but that's normal due to the economy. Still priced reasonable, the food is always fresh and made to order. The staff is very attentive and warms my heart when they remember us. Overall a great establishment with great Quality food and service! You won't be disappointed. Our favorites are their oatmeal chocolate pecan cookies and savage scramble burritos with their fluffy chocolate donut. They use to have this savory danish that I hope they bring back but was absolutely delicious! They also have the best double chocolate brownies as well. During the holidays they make the best pies! My kids love the mixed berries and double chocolate pie. Mariah is their baker and her goodies are just A1 every time! She doesn't miss! We have been coming since I was pregnant with my youngest, my kiddos favorite spot

It's open seating, If you go here in a Sunday morning you might have to wait quite a while to get seated. The food is great and the staff seem very friendly. Service was very quick, which was impressive based on the crown that was thereParking seems to be a hit or miss, but luckily for us we didn't have that issue.

What a great spot for brunch. I have the breakfast angus burger a try which comes with an egg over easy and hash brown on it. How filling is this dish. Whoa . We also tried and enjoyed the breakfast burrito. Lastly, definitely try the house made donuts. Unbelievably soft and delicious.

Started off with the donut holes which were very good. Then had the breakfast burger, fries and a mimosa. All delicious. The bun on the burger got a little too doughy for me but the flavor made it really good. Then ended it with. Vanilla latte which was perfect. Service was also quick! And it's a dope little brunch spot to hang out at. Definitely going back and would recommend.