The restaurant was decorated cute for the holiday season. I had the traditional breakfast which was good. I like the assorted breads. Valet is free with tips accepted. I'll have to come back and try the baked goods.
Was suggested this place by a coworker for a brunch hangout! I must say this place was quite interesting the atmosphere was nice and the food was great. we all ordered mimosas with the mimosas they wrap a knitted band around the glass (each with a different design and color). For the food I ordered a chicken salad sandwich on croissant bread which was very tasty. They have valet parking which is free the servers are nice and they bring your food out fast! Will definitely be going again!!
Super cute place! Parking is very limited and by valet but it's by donations. Sat down right away on a Monday for lunch. My mom (a coffee connoisseur) said she had the best latte ever- not too sweet, creamy enough. Our salads were unique and flavorful. We picked up a few items from the bakery and all of them were awesome- fresh, moist, just enough sweet, unique).
Food was good, and we really loved the bakery offerings. It is worth pointing out that our server was quite inattentive after the meal was finished. It easily took 10-15 minutes plus for him to come back around and check in/ give us our bill. And even then, he had to be waved down. I did enjoy all 3 of the croissant variations though!
We decided to stop at San Martin for dinner and were pleasantly surprised. The friendly staff and fresh food made our visit enjoyable. While we initially hoped for more traditional Central American-style food, we learned that it's primarily served during breakfast. Nonetheless, the restaurant was clean, and the team was exceptionally friendly and helpful.
My husband brought us here for lunch and I have to say the inside of the restaurant is very nicely decorated for the holidays. There is complimentary parking but beware they did not know how to drive manual (stick) and stalled my husbands car twice. Once inside, our server was kind. The food itself was good, it felt very light and tasty. We somehow were not full nor close to being full after finishing our meal. Wouldn’t be a go to spot but was definitely worth trying.
San Martin Bakery and Restaurant in Dallas is an absolute brunch gem! Rachel, our waitress, provided impeccable service that added to the overall exceptional experience. The ambiance is stunningly beautiful, creating a perfect atmosphere to enjoy your meal and company. Truly a delightful spot for all brunch enthusiasts. Highly recommended!
The food was delicious. If I could give it more than 5 stars I would. A huge appreciation to the waiter Carlos. We come from El Paso, a group of 7, and he was very patient with us. He answered every question with a smile and made some excellent recommendations. I will definitely be back one day.
Absolutely love this place! The food is delicious and unique. We grabbed pastries to go afterwards. Our server, Monserrat, was lovely and very attentive. Complimentary valet is really nice in this part of Dallas too. Highly recommend!
Came for brunch , 20 minute wait time at 12 😀
Complimentary bread 🥖 is so good and plentiful
Food tasted delicious and the waiter was friendly and attentive , didn’t have not one problem . Will come again as the menu is extensive and the portions are plentiful
Parking can difficult to find but complimentary valet helps but it gets packed quick .
I visited Texas for 5 days and went to have Brunch there 3 days. The food was good and the atmosphere was great service was also great.
I loved that they have multiple dishes and combine Guatemalan,Salvadoran and American dishes.
I've been to San Martin multiple times and I've never had a bad experience. The only thing I would have to complain about is making reservations because no one answered the phone and I made an online reservation but none worked. I had to wait 30 min to get seated (but we were a party of 7 so it wasn't bad).
•Food- Honestly anything in the menu is good, BUT if I were to recommend anything I would try out the tortilla soup 😋 it's my personal favorite.
•Environment-a bit crowded when it's rush hour,but you don't feel rushed and it's pretty clean. I love the ambiance overall, though the open umbrellas inside are nice I don't particularly like them.
Nice sunny and airy building with some decoration. I had 2 pastries which were excellent. Prices were a little high. I paid $10.28 for the 2 pastries. Parking seemed to be a bit of an issue.
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I stumbled upon this adorable bakery in downtown Dallas, all thanks to my sister who took me there while we were out shopping. The interior design is stunning, and the bakery and restaurant inside look fantastic. However, we only stopped for the baked goods, and I must say, it was worth it. The prices were reasonable, especially for a downtown bakery. They have a wide variety of baked goods, including croissants, cookies, bread, cakes, fruit tarts, and many more.
I decided to stock up on croissants, and I was delighted to find a basket at the front where I could select my preferred choices. I tried the chocolate and almond croissants, and I was blown away by how flaky and light the chocolate croissant was. It was so delicious that I regretted not buying more. However, the almond croissant was a bit too sweet, hard, and dry for my taste, and I got tired of it after a few bites. My sister opted for the fruit tart, and it looked heavenly, with fresh fruits on top that made it so colorful. She devoured it instantly and enjoyed it tremendously.
Overall, I loved the atmosphere and baked goods at this bakery, and I plan to return to try out their restaurant since it looked impressive and smelled delightful.
We went around 9:30/10 am right before it got busy. Wait was less than 2 minutes. We were seated promptly. First impression was that the atmosphere was very pleasent and lively and had a what I'd assume to be an authentic Guatemalan feel from the menu to the staff. Really cool.
I had the chicken chilaquiles with both sauces. The flavor was good however the food was lukewarm which was kind of disappointing. However, I'd still go back and order the same thing! My husband had the prosciutto egg Benedict and said he enjoyed it.
Onto the pastries, the most exciting part. They have a grand selection of pastries and they did not dissapoint. We originally went based off the recommendation that they had some of the best pastries and they were indeed 10/10. Given the thumbs up from a fellow Parisian.
San Martin bakery is seriously one of the best bakeries and brunch spots I've ever been to! The bakery itself is massive, and you won't believe the variety they offer - from cakes and pies to mouthwatering pastries. But let me tell you, the chocolate napoleon is my absolute weakness - it's like heaven in every bite!
Now, when I get lucky enough to go for brunch, the chiliaquiles steal the show. Seriously, they are hands down my top choice on the menu. The whole vibe of the place is so cool and inviting, and the staff is always super friendly, making the experience even better.
I'll admit, if you're rolling deep with a big group, you might end up waiting a bit. But trust me, it's totally worth it. Overall, I have such a blast every time I visit, and I'm stoked for their new Addison location to open up. Can't wait to go back and indulge in all that goodness!
Erika Hernandez (Ms.Airwrecka)
+5
I love this place, very beautiful indoors, feels like out in a garden but inside. ! Food was served fast and delish. We had breakfast tacos and the Chilaquiles Divorciados with fajita. Wednesday mimosas and sangria for us. Server Alex Excellente! Gracias !
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