Dulce Capital

Santa Fe, New Mexico

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Dulce Capital

As you might have guessed when you red the name of this bakery, it is filled with all sorts of sweet treats. It's a great way to start your morning, with a cup of coffee and a Danish on the side. For the customers who would rather prefer something less sweet, fear not, there are also plenty of savory items on the menu!

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address1100 Don Diego Avenue, Santa Fe, NM
phone+1 505 989 9966
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