Mille

Hello Marcel. Ok, we returned on a Thursday morning. Quieter, thankfully. And you gained another star from me. Delicious Food, yes! You had better find a parking place first, difficult at best. Then once inside you had better locate a table prior to ordering, and you may get stuck in a tiny booth facing a wall. Crepes, both Savory and Sweet are well executed. Service to the table after ordering at the front is fairly prompt and friendly. Enjoy.

I was bummed to find out they had closed their location in Los Alamos, but was very pleased to find they had a location in Santa Fe. They had such a great selection for food it was hard to decide. I went with the Croque Madame.. it was absolutely perfect. The service was friendly and I will definitely come back!! The almond croissant was divine! The coffee was strong and complemented the croissant so well. I had the macaroons to go, but they were also amazingly delicious.

I went to Millie on a Sunday; it was “violently busy,” as a server put it. Though, still very accommodating despite the hustle and bustle of the small cafe packed with customers. The staff was lovely and friendly while amid an intense rush.
Once the rush died down around 12:30, it was a rather relaxing environment compared to when arriving.
The outside sitting area is lovely.

The crapes were well cooked, slightly over topped with drizzle and whipped cream for my taste.
The Duck Confit was somewhat dry, though the potatoes accompanying it was delicious.
The macarons and croissants were fantastic.
The London fog and vanilla latte were well prepared.
Overall experience was good.
Some larger water cups would have made the experience even better.

Was excited to try this place for the crepes on a Sunday afternoon, the atmosphere gets five ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
The food and service could use improvement. The crepes were al dente and undercooked still tasted like dough, the food came out about 8 minutes before we got our coffee drinks. The latte lacked microfoam and the temperature was warm and it got cold fast. Macaroons tasted less then amazing, but were ok. Cream puff was pretty good and the Monte Cristo was better than some other places in town. I felt like we should have gotten our drinks first and if they cooked the crepes a little longer the timing would have been about right. The staff gave service but not with a smile. The environment is super cute. We got a decent amount of food for $40 so the price wasn’t terrible. I would go back to try them again but probably won’t order the crepes or a latte.

Such a hidden gem! From the main street it doesn't look like much, but once you enter the ambiance is amazing. The crepes, sandwiches, and pastries were all amazing and I'm sure the rest of their menu is as well. If we ever return to Santa Fe we will be sure to come back here!