Le Déjeuner at Mille
Drawn both by the spirit of France’s ban on dining at work and by the baguettes, we visit a bakery and café in Santa Fe where you’re invited to let lunch last.
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Aug 12, 2026 | Eat, Late Summer 2026, Santa Fe, Stories
Drawn both by the spirit of France’s ban on dining at work and by the baguettes, we visit a bakery and café in Santa Fe where you’re invited to let lunch last.
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Wherever you eat lunch and however much time you can take on it, we hope that it nourishes you—and that these stories do, too.
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