Eat Well ABQ

Baking Classes & Fresh Sourdough Bread in Albuquerque

Book a hands-on baking class with Chef Evangalene, order fresh long-fermented sourdough, or plan a private food experience made locally by Eat Well ABQ.

Small-batch sourdough Beginner-friendly classes Private food experiences Rooted in Albuquerque
Meet Chef Evangalene

Welcome to Eat Well ABQ.

Eat Well ABQ is a sourdough-first bakery and hands-on class space rooted in Albuquerque. Chef Evangalene teaches real food skills through warm, beginner-friendly experiences that help people bake, gather, and eat well.

Tap to meet Chef Evangalene, then choose a class, order fresh bakes, or plan a private group experience.

Chef Evangalene welcome video for Eat Well ABQ
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From the kitchen journal

Learn sourdough before you book.

Read Eat Well ABQโ€™s sourdough guides for starter help, proofing, scoring, high-altitude baking, class prep, and private event planning.

Keep learning before you book

Want the full sourdough learning path?

Explore starter care, feeding, proofing, scoring, crust, high-altitude Albuquerque baking, and class prep inside the Eat Well ABQ Journal.

Questions before you book?

Eat Well ABQ FAQ

Fresh bread, hands-on classes, pickup details, private events โ€” here are the quick answers before you choose your next Eat Well ABQ experience.

What does Eat Well ABQ offer?

Eat Well ABQ is a sourdough-first bakery in Albuquerque offering fresh sourdough bread, small-batch bakes, hands-on baking classes, handmade pasta classes, gluten-free baking classes, rotating specialty workshops, and private group experiences.

How do I order fresh bread or bakery items?

You can order bakery favorites online, add your items to cart, and follow the pickup details shown at checkout or in your order communication. Most fresh bakes are prepared in small batches, so ordering ahead is the best way to reserve what you want.

Where do I pick up my bakery order?

Pickup details can vary based on the bake schedule, bread cart schedule, and current order availability. The safest move is to follow the pickup information shown during checkout or in your confirmation details.

What kinds of classes do you offer?

Eat Well ABQ offers hands-on sourdough bread classes, handmade pasta classes, gluten-free bread and baking classes, cinnamon roll classes, focaccia, donut, bun, dinner roll, and seasonal specialty workshops.

Are the classes beginner-friendly?

Yes. Classes are designed to feel warm, clear, and hands-on even if you are brand new. Chef Evangalene walks students through the process step by step so you can learn by doing, ask questions, and leave with more confidence.

Do I need to bring anything to class?

For most public classes, you do not need to bring anything unless Eat Well ABQ contacts you with a specific note before class. Ingredients, tools, and equipment are usually provided so you can show up ready to learn and enjoy the experience.

How do I know which class is right for me?

If you want the core sourdough foundation, start with a sourdough bread class. If you want a social food experience, pasta is a great fit. If you need gluten-free support, choose a gluten-free class. You can also use the Class Guide to compare options.

Do you offer private baking or cooking events?

Yes. Private baking and cooking experiences may be available for birthdays, team outings, friend groups, family gatherings, and celebrations. Reach out with your date, group size, and the type of class or experience you have in mind.

What sounds good today?

Bake, learn, shop & gather.

Book a hands-on class, shop fresh sourdough, or ask about a private group experience made with care by Eat Well ABQ.