Location: Santa Fe
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Most Popular French food in Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
Find out what French restaurants to try in Santa Fe. Venture into the unspoiled beauty of 7,000-foot Rocky Mountain vistas, marvel at the contrast of ancient native culture mixed with modern arts, feast on legendary cuisine and relax in rustic sophistication. A visit to Santa Fe, Travel & Leisure's #1 Cultural Getaway, feels a lot like a visit to Europe. The Spanish Colonial charm of this historic destination has been enchanting travelers for over 400 years. And Santa Fe shows no signs of slowing down.
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9. 315 Restaurant & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 445 reviews
315 Restaurant & Wine Bar has been home to Chef Louis Moskow since 1995. First as partner, and four years later as Executive Chef and Owner, Moskow was determined to offer native Santa Feans and savvy visitors a truly French experience in a city overflowi
Reviewed By Galsilver
Early reservation meant waiters were not sure who would wait on us, the bread basket bread was cold (at refrigerator temp), and, oddly, the fish was overcooked branzino. Mediocre service. Mediocre food. Would not go again.
8. Chez Mamou French Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 868 reviews
"Chez Mamou isn't the kind of place you will discover dishes you've never heard of; its menu is based on things Americans have loved since Julia Child introduced us to them. But it's a very pretty, very comfortable little French Café with good food, frien
Reviewed By RealHungryMann
We stumbled upon Chez Mamou French Restaurant while walking around the downtown/Plaza area of Santa Fe. It was about 1 pm, and we were both kinda hangry, not haven eaten all day.The weather was sunny and in the 70s, so we elected to sit outside in the sun. Soon our waitress appeared to take our food and drink orders. I ordered a glass of red wine and my partner got a glass or Prosecco. We got the Charcuterie And Cheese Plate as an appetizer, and for entrees I ordered the Ravioli Chef Noe while my partner settled on the White Omelette.We devoured the cheese plate--as assortment of cheeses, prosciutto, pickles, caper berries, and sliced French bread. Yum! And soon our entrees arrived. My ravioli was absolutely delicious--cheese-stuffed pasta in a green pesto sauce, with artichokes, broccoli, and asparagus. OMG! My partners eggs came with sauteed mushrooms, roasted potatoes and a green salad. It sure hit the spot and took the edge off our hanger.It was a beautiful fall day, and we didn't want to leave. But after we finished a second round of drinks I guess we had no choice but to mosey on. All-in-all it was a very satisfying lunch at the Chez Mamou French Restaurant.
7. 315 Restaurant & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 445 reviews
315 Restaurant & Wine Bar has been home to Chef Louis Moskow since 1995. First as partner, and four years later as Executive Chef and Owner, Moskow was determined to offer native Santa Feans and savvy visitors a truly French experience in a city overflowi
Reviewed By Galsilver
Early reservation meant waiters were not sure who would wait on us, the bread basket bread was cold (at refrigerator temp), and, oddly, the fish was overcooked branzino. Mediocre service. Mediocre food. Would not go again.
6. Saveur
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By Jim G
Amazing that a fairly small bistro can daily produce a wide variety of excellent breakfast and lunch taste treats, with an emphasis on French and fresh! Interesting hot and cold buffet items change daily, specialty hot plates, great design-your-own sandwiches, comfy environment, helpful and friendly staff/owners. French onion soup like it's supposed to be. Ruebens that are a meal in themselves. French dips prepared to perfection -- with only great beef, nicely textured rolls and tasty au jus.
5. Bouche Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 332 reviews
Bouche is a neighborhood French bistro located off the beaten path in the heart of Santa Fe, serving inspired rustic French cuisine prepared by Chef Dale Kester. Bouche offers an exceptional variety of new and old world wine selections to accompany the me
Reviewed By Carollynnking
This was my second trip to Bouche, and certainly not my last! The food was so incredible, I wish we couldâve gone every night! The salmon melted like butter in my mouth...and, of course I really went for the lemon tart...did not disappoint! Oh, and a fabulous wine list...I will be back again very soon!
4. Eloisa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 457 reviews
We pride ourselves on ensuring a Sweet Success for Your Special Occasion and Your Budget. We also Cater to Corporate & Social Clients! Our Property Boasts a Multitude of Ballrooms, Meeting Rooms, and Boardrooms. Our Garden Courtyard, Rooftop Terrace, and
Reviewed By patraveller2007
Eloisa has an outstanding lunch menu. Lots of varieties of unusual tacos. The brisket taco was exceptionally good, Coupled with a sangria, made a wonderful lunch. Four of us had different tacos and everyone was more than satisfied. Service was great.Thank you very much for taking the time to share your feedback during your recent lunch with us. We are delighted that you enjoyed Eloisa Lunch as intended. We look forward to having you back very soon.
3. L'Olivier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
As an avid fan of the Southwest, Xavier arrived in Santa Fe in 2000 to transform the way one thinks about local cuisine by bringing his own French techniques to bear on classical and traditional recipes. He creates a vision of the Southwestern cuisine tha
Reviewed By 956MikeH956
â¦.after a long day of travel to get to Santa Fé for the opera festival, they could do no wrong though without a spirits license we had to make do with a delicious, crisp Californian burgundy-style white wine. Prompt and attentive staff ensured that things were done in a timely fashion as we had a deadline while the menu largely reflected the area, simply crafted and well-presented. Chefs were visible over the pass, swearing and joshing as chefs will, but service was swift and the descriptive menu was accurate. Serrano ham with asparagus was well matched with a Pyrenean cheese â how did two of those get there, I wonder? My only quibble â I thought it was spelled Pâtit Basqueâ¦â¦but as it is a comparatively newly invented, whatever.
2. Clafoutis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1592 reviews
Clafoutis is a French Restaurant and Bakery that serves Breakfast and Lunch. We baked fresh bread and pastries daily.
Reviewed By JimH983
In a town with a lot of terrific restaurants, this is one of my favorites. Great for breakfast or lunch. The food is very French and excellent. For example, the Quiche Madison, which comes with a very pretty and delicious side salad, is excellent. Portions at Clafoutis are pretty generous but save room for the main event â dessert! The wide assortment of French pastries is wonderful, but itâs hard not to go for the name-sake clafoutis, which comes in a variety of fruits. The mixed berry is outstanding. The new location is charming and much bigger than the original with ample parking.
1. 315 Restaurant & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 445 reviews
315 Restaurant & Wine Bar has been home to Chef Louis Moskow since 1995. First as partner, and four years later as Executive Chef and Owner, Moskow was determined to offer native Santa Feans and savvy visitors a truly French experience in a city overflowi
Reviewed By Galsilver
Early reservation meant waiters were not sure who would wait on us, the bread basket bread was cold (at refrigerator temp), and, oddly, the fish was overcooked branzino. Mediocre service. Mediocre food. Would not go again.
