Rolling In Dough Bakery-Caffe
303 Romero St NW, Albuquerque, NM, 87104
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Address :
303 Romero St NW
Albuquerque, NM, 87104 - Phone (505) 248-1786
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Good for Working : Yes
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Mike R.
Owner operated Joey is a great guy! I had the club sandwich with pasta which is homemade daily. Potato salad is awesome also. GreenChile cheese bread is the bread of choice for my sandwiches.
(5)Erica M.
Amazing baked goods, super friendly owner. The whole wheat cinnamon roll was phenomenal! We had a great conversation with Joey - real hospitality and did I mention the awesome baked goods! Definitely make sure you give them a try!
(5)Paul G.
Absolutely the freshest most delicious sandwiches in town! I live downtown and strolled into Old Town today......remembered Rolling in Dough and am glad I stopped. Fresh made chicken salad on in house baked bread and fresh made pasta salad. Tucked into the corner of Plaza Don Luis......worth searching for. Kudos to yet another local restaurant!
(5)Patrick R.
This is a good place to stop on a bike ride as the patio is relatively secluded. The baked good selection is sparse, but adequate.
(4)Geary J.
We stopped in for lunch and enjoyed their grilled cheese on homemade bread. It was so good you'd almost consider slapping your mama for not making anything that good (just kidding). We sat outside under the patio umbrellas and enjoy a pause in the hectic day we were having, it's now on our list and we'll be back!
(3)Amanda L.
Great prices at a tucked-away location. Staff was friendly, albeit they didn't have their electronic payment methods up and working at 10:30am. Coffee was great and I highly recommend their freshly-made pastries (especially the bear claws)
(3)Rusty B.
One of those times I could give three and a half stars. I had the roadrunner which was basically turkey, Swiss with green chile peppers with chips. The sandwich was good but the options of pasta or potato salad were not available leading to settle for chips. The cinnamon rolls looked great but we didn't try any to say one way or the other. The food was good and I would eat here again. I just wouldn't call it a must do type of place.
(3)Michael G.
My wife and I stopped in recently for a quick snack and drink and I was less than impressed. My wife ordered a bagel, but the guy said he didn't pick any up that morning... so she ordered some soup, but he said that he doesn't serve any since it's so hot outside. Both were lame excuses considering it's a cafe. We settled on lemonade, a danish, and a cinnamon twist. I couldn't figure out of the lemonade was fresh or not, which means that it was pretty sweet. The danish was good and my kid devoured the cinnamon twist, so no complaints there either. The place just seemed a little depressing, but luckily there was some live music on the patio just outside so we hung out there instead.
(2)Melissa J.
We came here around 4 pm for coffee. The coffee was ok. A medium blend was the only available. Though we didn't order anything to eat, I was impressed that they had whole wheat chocolate chip cookies. What a mom's dream?
(3)Vy N.
Lemonade - Not too sweet. Gave refill. Utensils - ask owner for them Blueberry Scone = Very bland and pale looking. Generous amount of blueberries, but the flavor and texture were not up to par. Sticky Bun = Oily. Sticky, but it reminded me of a donut and it was not very flavorful. Muffin = This was the best one out of the selection. Bread Pudding = Not a pudding at all. It was like banana bread, except moister, but still dense. It is given as a thick square slice. Notes: Service: Very nice owner. Business is slow and it nice to be able to support small businesses, but the products are not that great. Verdict: 2.2 out of 5.0
(2)Ken G.
A very cool, small bakery in Old Town Albuquerque. There were a good number of items to choose from, including a Walnut Banana Bundt-Muffin that looked great, but I opted for the special of the day - Bread Pudding and Lemonade for $3.00. The Bread Pudding was great - thick and buttery, probably using unsold pastries from the store, with a good amount of cinnamon and nutmeg. The lemonade was perfect for the hot day. The service was very friendly...definitely a great place to stop by for a quick snack.
(4)Josie C.
Excellent gem of a bakery! It's a little hidden in Old Town but worth looking for. They have a great whole wheat selection of pastries (the chocolate chip cookies & honey buns are my favorites). They also carry other non-wheat pastries, brownies, sandwiches, breads and coffee. The atmosphere is quaint and charming, perfect for Old Town. The owner is friendly and inviting and always makes for great conversation. I highly recommend visiting this bakery when in the ABQ area.
(5)Johnny P.
Awesome bakery in Old Town.
(5)J P.
Stopped in after being away for a couple of years & the bread is still just as good as i remember it to be. Try it!
(5)Ceci G.
Coffee was lame...but the pastry we had it was better. We sat for a break, and tried their whole wheat croissant and a danish. Both were good, not too sweat. Place is small, and by 3pm it had few variety on pastries, probably all is gone by noon.
(3)Zoe L.
service is friendly, and nice patio to sit on, but pastries are not worth making a trip out to old town for. they have a number of whole wheat pastry options, but nothing that tastes exceptional.
(2)Elizabeth S.
I bought four different items for four people - we didn't finish them. Pretty sad when you don't finish your treats. They just weren't worth the calories. I could do much better at home with minimal effort.
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