Top 3 Santa Fe Breakfasts

Clafoutis

Clafoutis- Santa Fe’s very own authentic French cafe and bakery is located on Guadalupe Street on Santa Fe’s north side. Clafoutis serves amazing breakfasts from simple bacon and eggs “Le Special”with baguette and jam to crepes to french toast. Lunch comes in a variety of French sandwiches, salads and delicious specials. At 402 N.Guadalupe Street. (505) 988-1809.

Clafautis Dining Room     Clafautti Omlette     Clafautis Baked Goods     Clafoutis Sign

 

Harry’s Roadhouse

What can you say about Harry’s Roadhouse- a Santa Fe favorite since its inception in 1992. Breakfast at Harry’s can be as simple as the sweet and light lemon ricotta pancakes or eggs, home fries, ham or “scrapple”.  Harry’s Pennsylvania Dutch Scrapple is a pork and vegetable loaf that is fried in butter. YUMMM. Harry’s is located at 96 Old Las Vegas Highway about 20 minutes south east of town.  Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days. (505) 989-4629

Harry's Portal     Harrys Pancakes     Harrys Sign

 

Tia Sophias

A Santa Fe institution serving breakfast and lunch (since 1976) located  just off the Plaza at 210 W. San Francisco Street. Tia’s serves authentic New Mexican breakfasts. Huevos Rancheros come smothered in red or green chile with sides of beans and home fries. Breakfast Burrito- a flour tortilla stuffed with shredded potato, scrambled eggs and choice of either ham, sausage, or bacon. Smother the whole thing in green chile and melted cheese and you have a perfect New Mexican breakfast. Tia Sophias also serves classic American breakfasts and great New Mexican lunches. At 210 W. San Francisco Street. 505-983-988

Tia Sophias Dining      Breakfast Buritto     Tia Sophias Sign

 

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1 Comment

  1. Siri Klimmer says:
    September 16, 2012 at 12:12 pm

    The Swiss Pastry Shoppe on Guadalupe St. & Montezuma St. is fantastic for breakfast, too. Similar to Clafoutis but with a contemporary ambience, the Swiss Pastry Shoppe has a more extensive menu and is much more spacious. In addition to the food being first rate, the Swiss Pastry Shoppe has the advantage of ample street parking & the free Sanbusco parking lots nearby. The Swiss Pastry Shoppe also has a nice, large outdoor patio behind the restaurant for those who like to dine al fresco! Lunch is great, too!