Dolina Bakery & Cafe ★ 4.5
Chef Annamaria O'Brien named Dolina for the Slavic word for valley; her cafe pulls espresso, pastries and a Slovak-leaning brunch most mornings.
Signature drink: Cardamom latte and Eastern European brunch
Neighbourhooddowntown
HoursDaily 07:00-17:00
Signature drinkSingle-origin pour-over and the Santa Fe latte
WifiYes
Work-friendlyYes
Location
Address: 60 East San Francisco Street, Santa Fe, NM 87501
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Signature drink: Mesoamerican and European historic drinking chocolates
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Dolina Bakery & Cafe ★ 4.5
Chef Annamaria O'Brien named Dolina for the Slavic word for valley; her cafe pulls espresso, pastries and a Slovak-leaning brunch most mornings.
Signature drink: Cardamom latte and Eastern European brunch
Kakawa Chocolate House ★ 4.7
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Signature drink: Mesoamerican and European historic drinking chocolates