Location: Santa Fe
Top Restaurants in Santa Fe
Top Things to do in Santa Fe
- 1. Santa Fe Opera House
- 2. Nedra Matteucci Galleries
- 3. Liquid Light Glass
- 4. Keshi
- 5. Museum of International Folk Art
- 6. Harrell House of Natural Oddities
- 7. Museum of Indian Arts & Culture
- 8. El Rancho de las Golondrinas
- 9. The Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi
- 10. Lensic Performing Arts Center
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New Mexico, United States Food Guide: 10 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Santa Fe
Reviews on American food in Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States. 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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10. TIA Sophia's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1385 reviews
Reviewed By Patron17
Nice location; fast breakfast spot. Homemade chorizo was very good. Green Chile was good, but a bit watery. Portions are LARGE. Staff is awesome.
9. The Compound Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1005 reviews
Mark Kiffin, celebrated chef and owner of the Compound Restaurant, has won the James Beard Foundation award as one of America's Best Chefs. The Compound is Santa Fe's premier restaurant with Chef Kiffin's acclaimed seasonal Contemporary American cuisine d
Reviewed By bradshawgirl
This place was sooooo good. First of all, they gave me a great corner table by the window. I could look out, or I could people watch inside. Next, my server was a superhero. She gave excellent recommendations, knew the menu (and the bar offerings - blood orange margarita, anyone?) inside and out, and displayed a passion and love for food that I've rarely found. And finally, the food. THE FOOD. It was so, so good. I had a heavenly pork tenderloin with a corn relish and pork jus and I ate. It. UP! Fresh and summery, filling but not too heavy. For dessert, I selected the goat cheese cheesecake, which came with berries, cherries and a coulis. Oh, heaven. Just utter heaven. If you go to Santa Fe, try to eat here. Even if it's a snack and a drink at the bar. This is a place for people who love food.
8. Plaza Cafe Southside
Overall Ratings
4 based on 722 reviews
From the moment you enter our doors, you'll be getting high quality service the old-fashioned way. At Plaza Cafe Southside our bright and enthusiastic waiters love to see you happy, so we do whatever it takes to make sure you enjoy your visit. In addition
Reviewed By JulieC2004
Food and drinks real good. Happy hour is from 4pm to 6pm. And they also have 1/2 price appetizers (except guacamole and chips. The salsa is great, spicey for sure.I like that the food is all made from scratch. The menu has a variety not just mexican, sandwiches, fish , burgers and chicken fried steak just for example. The deserts look yummy! Before we leave we will skip the appetizer and have desert.Thank you Robert M. And Claudia for great dining experience.
7. Palacio Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1206 reviews
Reviewed By BarbaraMD59
The restaurant is small, but cute. It seems to be run and staffed by a family. It is very popular, but it is only open for breakfast and lunch. My husband and I had delicious sandwiches for lunch here. There are Mexican specialties also. It is only a block from the Drury Plaza Inn if you stay there.
6. Tea House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 666 reviews
Exceptional teas from China, India, Japan, Sri Lanka, and Santa Fe, where we create our own flavored teas. Serving Breakfast/Brunch, lunch and dinner 7 days a week. Fresh baked breads, scones, muffins, pastries, and cookies, including a gluten-free select
Reviewed By ArizonaDawna
We enjoyed breakfast here more than once as we were staying within walking distance of this quaint cafe. The location is an old home where you may eat inside or out in a relaxed atmosphere. The menu had unique breakfast choices, with polenta, Brussels sprouts, salad and other options accompanying the eggs. One day I ordered the lox and bagel which was excellent. Service was good. The tea menu is extensive, as youâd figure.
5. Cafe Pasqual's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3912 reviews
Reviewed By JimH983
Cafe Pasqualeâs is a Santa Fe icon for a reason â great (and creative) food with a terrific sense of Santa Fe place! Especially good for breakfast. One great menu example: Poached eggs on avocado toast and applewood smoked baked (seeded bread, of course). Always packed, so plan accordingly. Every visit to SF should include breakfast or lunch at Cafe Pasqualeâs.
4. The Ranch House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1070 reviews
Reviewed By Don C
We eat out quite often, and enjoy good restaurants. On a trip through Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona we made it a point to try high-rated places. The best and most memorable meal of the trip was dinner at The Ranch House in Santa Fe.This is obviously a restaurant that is managed by real pros. Both the service and food were excellent. We shared the ribs and chicken combo - delicious!Most definitely recommend, with something on the menu for everyone.
3. Pantry Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2193 reviews
The Pantry Restaurant has been a Santa Fe landmark since 1948. We offer a unique take on a diner, where the cuisine of Northern New Mexico meets traditional American food. We have been serving quality fresh from scratch comfort food for over sixty years.
Reviewed By smcfo
Get out of downtown to see what good food is offered in Santa Fe. Menu has a good variety. Every type of eater will find something good there. Wonderful to see people welcomed and encourage to greet all their customers both old and new. Food is fresh and cooked to order. Service is quick. If there is a wait there is fresh coffee for free while you wait! No one does that anymore. From comfort food to authentic New Mexican dishes, everyone will find something tasty on our menu! Keeping our guests happy and having them leave with a full belly is what makes us smile. We can't wait to welcome you again. All the best, Michael Singley, Owner
2. Amaya Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 359 reviews
Reviewed By Diane062
Presented today for breakfast, we did not stay here, not many people in the restaurant. Had to wait and approach a waiter if restaurant was open too public, no one noticed us standing at âwait to be seatedâ.Seated at nice table, breakfast was okay, toast only cooked on one side. Tasty omelette, waiter asked if we needed anything else. We asked for another coffee, waiter not seen again. Came to table when we were done, asked in same script tone, âdo you need anything else?â We just laughed it off thinking it was probably better so we would not have to go to bathroom at farmers market. Just Okay, for last minute choice. Will look for alternate breakfast choice during rest of vacation.Apologies for the lack of service you received - we can and will do better next time!kowaen mina so thuu puchi - Have a great day!
Most Popular French food in Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
1. Geronimo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2230 reviews
Elegant fine dining in a 1756 adobe home. Tripadvisor 2018 Travelers Choice - Santa Fe's only Mobil 4 Star/ AAA 4 Diamond Restaurant.
Reviewed By Les R
From the gracious host/hostess to the fantastic service thru the excellent dessert, this was clearly one special place. Two couples enjoyed onion soup, Caesar salads, lobster potstickers, lamb chops, seafood and ice cream. Every aspect of the meal was superb. Incredibly attentive service from an ever-present wait staff. Excellent portions. This is the singular best dinner weâve ever enjoyed anywhere in the US. Donât miss out on dining here.
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