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Restaurants
Santa Fe
Anasazi
113
Washington Ave,
Inn of the Anasazi, Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-988-3236
Description:
Located in the Inn of the Anasazi, this award-winning
restaurant has southwestern charm and offers rich menu
items that blend Native American, northern New Mexican,
and traditional Old West flavors. Dishes are prepared with
regionally grown vegetables and exotic spices. The menu
changes regularly, but typical items include fish, game,
and an assortment of appetizers and desserts. Open for
breakfast, lunch and dinner. Space is available for large
parties. Reservations recommended.
Coyote
Café
132
West Water,
Santa
Fe,
NM 87501 · 505-983-1615
Description:
DOWNTOWN. Contemporary rooms with innovative cooking. Mark
Miller, a well known chef, masterminded this popular
dining spot. The dining room is accented with colorful
folk art and cowhide chairs. Menu items include
huitlacoche tamales, red chile onion rings, and corn cakes
and cowboy steaks, but the emphasis is on using freshly
grown, local produce combined with the right blend of
spices to create a sophisticated palette of tastes and
textures.
Geronimo
724
Canyon Rd,
Santa Fe,
NM
87501
· 505-982-1500
User Rating: 10 / 10
Description:
The cuisine here is creative New Mexican and the kiva
fireplace in the main room is sure to add a little warmth
to your dining experience. This elegant restaurant will
delight you with combinations of food presented in
attractive ways. Known for their mesquite-grilled beef
tenderloin and fresh cannelloni, Geronimo has won several
local awards for best entree and best overall cuisine. A
great place to go to people watch or to eat in a building
that dates back to the mid-1700s.
La
Casa Sena
125
East Palace Ave,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-988-9232
Description:
With a casual atmosphere and an upscale menu, La Casa Sena
is the ideal place to celebrate a promotion or big
business deal. Try the succulent trout dish or the
chipotle-honey-barbecued quail salad. Exceptional wine
list. Sit in front of the cozy fireplace when the weather
forces you indoors, and when the weather is agreeable,
dine on the outdoor patio. Reservations required. Talented
waiters sing for your dining pleasure.
Old House
309
West San Francisco St,
Eldorado Hotel, Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-988-4455
Description:
Specializing in New Southwestern cuisine, this restaurant
is popular among locals and considered one of the most
elegant restaurants in Santa Fe. Good service, candlelit
ambience, a fireplace and magnificent furnishings set this
place apart from the others. Chef Martin Rios, arguably
one of the best chefs in Santa Fe, graduated from the
Culinary Institute of the Americas and has created a
beautiful symphony of flavors.
Ristra
548
Agua Fria St,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-982-8608
Description:
A restored cottage houses this elegant restaurant
featuring Mediterranean cuisine and a Country French
décor. From appetizer to dessert, you'll love the tasty
dishes offered here. Try something like the asparagus with
quail eggs or the salmon cooked crispy and served with
saffron potatoes, leeks, and spinach. Reservations
recommended.
Santacafé
231
Washington Ave,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-984-1788
Description:
DOWNTOWN. This restaurant is located in the 200-year-old
Padre Gallegos House and contains one of the city's most
visually relaxing outdoor patios. Conde Nast and other
magazines have given this restaurant many awards including
the Distinguished Restaurant Award. Dine in the courtyard
or in one of the sleek, simple interior rooms. The menu
changes with the season. On the dinner menu you may find
dishes such as smoked pheasant, duck breast, and grilled
filet mignon with mashed potatoes - a dish once featured
in Bon Appetit.
The
Compound
653
Canyon Rd,
Santa Fe,
NM
87501
· 505-982-4353
Description:
Elegantly formal and relatively pricey, The Compound has a
30 year history of providing Continental cuisine with
exceptional service. A beautifully atmospheric dining
experience in an adobe hacienda designed by Alexander
Girard. Try the signature mushroom soup before enjoying an
entree of fresh seafood, beef or lamb. Full bar and
excellent wine list. Non-smoking. No infants or small
children. Reservations required.
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Casual Dining Restaurants
Santa Fe
315
315 Old
Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-986-9190
Description:
Exotic appetizers, creative dishes of chicken, beef, and
seafood glistening in delicate French sauces are what keep
patrons coming to Bistro 315. Distinctly European,
undeniably delicious, Bistro 315 will gain a spot on your
Santa Fe 10best list. Finish with crème brûlée or bread
pudding with creme anglaise. The Bistro is smoke-free
inside, with outside patio seating available.
Il Piatto
95 West
Marcy St,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-984-1091
Description:
DOWNTOWN. Situated in a small storefront, Il Piatto is an
exceptionally comfortable restaurant offering superb
traditional and grilled Italian dishes, antipasti, pastas,
and delectable homemade tiramisu, and baked chocolate
mousse with blackberries.
India
Palace
227 Don
Gaspar,
Santa
Fe,
NM 87501 · 505-986-5859
Description:
DOWNTOWN. Known for its attentive service and Tandoori
specialties, India Palace is popular among locals and
visitors alike. Lamb curries and a variety of East Indian
breads are notable favorites. Choose any of the authentic
Indian dishes for your exotic dining pleasure. Serving
lunch and dinner.
La
Cantina at Casa Sena
125
East Palace Ave,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-988-9232
Description:
DOWNTOWN. If it's Broadway, it must be the Cantina at Casa
Sena, where the waitstaff double as performers of musical
comedy. Feast upon a Southwestern or New Mexican entree,
then enjoy a live stage show. Reservations essential.
Pink
Adobe
406 Old
Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-983-7712
User Rating: 10 / 10
Description:
DOWNTOWN. This 300-year-old former military barracks
opened as a restaurant in 1944. New Orleans style Creole
and New Southwestern dishes are prepared simply with the
freshest ingredients. Owner Roselea Murphey's legendary
French apple pie, served warm, drenched with hot brandy
sauce makes you a prisoner to good taste! The Pink Adobe
is host to a popular annual art exhibit and many original
paintings decorate the restaurant's walls.
Pranzo
Italian Grill
540
Montezuma Ave,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-984-2645
User Rating: 8 / 10
Description:
At first bite, you'll be transported directly to Italy!
Pranzo's draws its name from the Italian word which
translates "the main meal of the day." Here, it will
probably be the best one as well as you can choose from
meals with ingredients like fresh portobello mushrooms,
succulent goat cheese, roasted bell peppers, and tangy
sun-dried tomatoes. In warm weather, dine on the roof
patio. Reservations recommended.
Shohko-Café
321
Johnson St,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-983-7288
User Rating: 4 / 10
Description:
Shohko Café brings the ocean's best to
Santa
Fe.
More than 30 five different varieties of sushi - including
a southwestern hybrid made with green chili. If sushi
isn't your thing, try one of the delicious Japanese or
Chinese favorites. The sushi bar can accommodate sixteen,
so bring a crowd. Serving lunch and dinner.
The Shed
113 1/2
East Palace Ave,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-982-9030
User Rating: 9.5 / 10
Description:
SENA PLAZA. The Shed has occupied a 17th-century hacienda
since 1954. Small, slightly noisy dining rooms are awash
in colorful folk art. There's plenty of good food and fun
to be had here, totally unpretentious, totally fun. The
specialty of the house - red chile enchiladas with blue
corn tortillas - is full of fresh corn flavor and distinct
seasonings. Tame your taste buds with a dessert of mocha
cake.
Vanessie
of Santa Fe
434
West San Francisco St,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-982-9966
Description:
A beamed ceiling, heavy oak furniture, and high-backed
chairs contribute to the rustic feeling of this dinner
spot. Portions are gigantic at Vanessie's, where chicken,
beef, lamb, and fish dishes are accompanied by huge baked
potatoes and oversized salads. After dinner, you can
stroll over to the piano bar and bask in the cool, live
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Lunch Restaurants
Santa Fe
Carlos's
Gosp'l Café
125
Lincoln Ave,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-983-1841
Description:
DOWNTOWN. Gospel music wafts from the speakers of this
popular and relaxed café serving American fare. Soups and
sandwiches are consistently good, but best known for its
Hangover Stew, a tasty and therapeutic combination of
potatoes, corn, green chile and Monterey Jack cheese.
Patio and communal seating. No alcohol or smoking.
Dave's
Not Here Restaurant
1115
Hickox,
Santa
Fe,
NM 87501 · 505-983-7060
Description:
DOWNTOWN. Although Dave no longer owns this inexpensive,
friendly restaurant, his name remains. Designer hamburgers
and honest-to-goodness french fries are the house
specialty. Dave's is also known for some great homemade
desserts, so save room. Lunch and dinner are served.
French
Pastry Shop
100
East San Francisco St,
La Fonda Hotel, Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-983-6697
Description:
DOWNTOWN. If you missed breakfast here, you can sample a
lunch menu which includes such diverse entrees as torte
Milanoise, French onion soup, and ratatouille. Top it all
off with a delicious freshly made pastry dessert.
India
Palace
227 Don
Gaspar,
Santa
Fe,
NM 87501 · 505-986-5859
Description:
DOWNTOWN. Known for its attentive service and Tandoori
specialties, India Palace is a popular place among locals
and visitors alike. Lamb curries and a variety of East
Indian breads are notable favorites, however one can't go
wrong when choosing any of their dishes. Serving lunch and
dinner.
La Choza
905
Alarid St,
Santa Fe,
NM
87501
· 505-982-0909
User Rating: 10 / 10
Description:
This local favorite is the sister restaurant to the
extremely popular and often crowded "Shed" ("la choza" in
Spanish) Restaurant. Authentically Mexican menu and daily
specials are displayed on a chalkboard. Outdoor seating as
weather permits. No smoking.
Pink
Adobe
406 Old
Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-983-7712
User Rating: 10 / 10
Description:
DOWNTOWN. This three-hundred-year-old former military
barracks first opened as a restaurant in 1944. Accented by
fireplaces and original works of art, its multiple dining
rooms are cozy and intimate. An annual art exhibit
contributes to the popularity of this establishment known
for its stand-out New Orleans-style Creole and New Mexican
dishes. Be sure to leave room for dessert and owner
Rosalea Murphey's legendary French apple pie, served warm
and drenched with hot brandy sauce. Lunch and dinner are
served.
Plaza
Café
54
Lincoln Ave,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-982-1664
Description:
As the oldest restaurant in Santa Fe, Plaza Café is a
gathering place for those who enjoy great Southwestern
food, reasonable prices, and historical folklore. A
balanced mix of New Mexican, American, and Greek dishes,
with boxed lunches available for takeout. A Santa Fe
tradition for more than 50 years.
Tia
Sophia's
210
West San Francisco, Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-983-9880
User Rating: 9 / 10
Description:
DOWNTOWN. Laid-back local favorite offering authentic and
inexpensive New Mexican cuisine. Specialties include giant
breakfast burritos, a Green Chile that is rumored to cure
the common cold, and light sopapillas. Be sure to check
out their Blue Plate Specials. Fast and friendly service.
Smoking and non-smoking seating. No alcohol. |
Breakfast/Brunch Restaurants
Santa Fe
Bagelmania
420
Catron St,
Santa Fe,
NM
87501
· 505-982-8900
Description:
Some of the best bagels, muffins, and pies in
Santa
Fe
are served here. Other specialties on the menu are
traditional omelets, deli sandwiches and smoked fish
platters. A taste of the deli in the desert. In addition
to breakfast, Bagelmania also serves lunch.
Café
Pasqual's
121 Don
Gaspar Ave,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-983-9340
Description:
Although Pasqual's serves great lunches and dinners,
breakfast is the specialty. This place is known for its
freshly baked breads and chile sauces. Breakfast
specialties include the chorizo sausage burritos, and the
morning quesadillas. The environment is smoke free. The
walls are papered with numerous magazine and newspaper
articles on Pasqual's.
Cloud
Cliff Bakery and Cafe
1805
2nd St,
Santa Fe,
NM
87505
· 505-983-6254
Description:
In this airy and bright former warehouse space, you'll
find a wide selection of organic baked goods, sweet
pastries, cookies, and breads. Breakfast and brunch
choices vary from popular pancakes to Mexican potatoes.
The spinach burrito and café latte are specialties of the
house.
French
Pastry Shop
100
East San Francisco St,
La Fonda Hotel, Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-983-6697
Description:
DOWNTOWN. Can you believe it? A real French patisserie and
café in the heart of Santa Fe! Serving Santa Fe's
international community since 1974, this intimate café is
where to find fresh, authentic croissants, tarts and
crepes bursting with colorful fruits, and rich café au
lait. You'll want to come early to choose pastries right
out of the oven.
Guadalupe
Café
422 Old
Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-982-9762
Description:
This charming and friendly place serves a wide variety of
dishes from traditional northern New Mexican food to
traditional American standards. Is the hacienda feel your
thing? Try fireplace or patio seating for a bona fide
Santa Fe experience. Recognized locally for reasonably
priced entrees and generous portions. Try the chalupa
plate or the sopapillas. Save room for Guadalupe's famous
Adobe Pie and a steaming cup of coffee.
Plaza
Café
54
Lincoln Ave,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-982-1664
Description:
As the oldest restaurant in Santa Fe, Plaza Café is a
gathering place for those who enjoy great Southwestern
food, reasonable prices, and historical folklore. A
balanced mix of New Mexican, American, and Greek dishes,
with boxed lunches available for takeout. A Santa Fe
tradition for more than 50 years.
Santa Fe
Baking Company
504
West Cordova Rd,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-988-4292
User Rating: 10 / 10
Description:
Long before the sun rises in Santa Fe, flaky pastries,
rich turnovers, and mouth watering breads are baking at
the Santa Fe Baking Company. Rich, steaming mugs of "the
best coffee in Santa Fe" make this an event to savor. You
may also order up a variety of breakfast dishes.
Tecolote
Café
1203
Cerrillos Rd,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-988-1362
Description:
Food critics agree that Tecolote Café is one of the best
restaurants in which to enjoy breakfast or brunch. The
Santa Fe
omelet is bursting with all of the wonderful ingredients
that flavor the Southwest. Enjoy with complimentary
sweetbread. Huevos Rancheros and a variety of breakfast
burritos will start your day in true Sante Fe style.
Closed on Mondays. |
Nightlife
Santa Fe
Dragon
Room
406 Old
Santa Fe Trail, The Pink Adobe, Santa Fe, NM 87501 ·
505-983-7712
User Rating: 3.5 / 10
Description:
The Dragon Room was rated by an edition of International
Newsweek as one of the world's best bars. Complimentary
popcorn along with association with the Pink Adobe
restaurant add to the energy of this already popular bar.
Bar food, wine, and cocktails.
El Farol
808
Canyon Rd,
Santa Fe,
NM
87501
· 505-983-9912
Description:
DOWNTOWN. This full-service restaurant and cantina offers
the best in Southwestern entertainment. The menu includes
a vast array of Spanish tapas, as well as full size
entrees. Nightly live music is provided by some of Santa
Fe's best blues and Latin performers. The occasional
flamenco shows are quite popular, making reservations
essential.
La
Cantina at Casa Sena
125
East Palace Ave,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-988-9232
Description:
DOWNTOWN. If it's Broadway, it must be the Cantina at Casa
Sena, where the waitstaff double as performers of musical
comedy. Feast upon a Southwestern or New Mexican entree,
then enjoy a live stage show. Reservations essential.
Vanessie
of Santa Fe
434
West San Francisco St,
Santa Fe, NM 87501 · 505-982-9966
Description:
This popular piano bar is located inside Vanessie's
restaurant. Cosmopolitan pizzazz is played here by Doug
Montgomery, Charles Tichenor or other master keyboardists,
and light dining options are available at the bar.
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