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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Where to eat Latin food in Santa Fe: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Latin restaurants nearby. Discover the best Latin food in Santa Fe. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Latin restaurants near you.. 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.
Things to do in Santa Fe
1. El Callejon Taqueria and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 314 reviews
We have something for everyone: Salads, traditional Mexican entrees, hot sandwiches, burgers, and our flagship taqueria offerings-- nine choices of tacos available by the plate or a la carte. Open for lunch and dinner Tuesday through Sunday
Reviewed By dana s
If you love southwestern food, this is the restaurant to go to. The food was excellent and the service was outstanding. I'll definitely come back.
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2. El Meson
Overall Ratings
4 based on 788 reviews
Saffron, fresh seafood, tapas, jamón and paella. Signature dishes from Andalucia, Catalonia, Madrid and the exotic regions of Spain. Live Flamenco, Blues, Tango and Jazz. Sangria, full bar and a fine wine bodega. Highly-trained staff and a chef from Spain
Reviewed By Taimi C
Santa Fe is known for its outstanding cuisine, and El Meson definitely ranks among the best that Santa Fe has to offer. It's expensive -- fine dining for sure -- but worth it. There is always a plentiful selection of fresh and interesting dishes, carefully prepared and beautifully presented. The wait staff is knowledgeable about all aspects of the food and wine, and the ambience is soothing (if a little noisy).
Where to eat Wine Bar food in Santa Fe: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. La Boca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1804 reviews
Opened in 2006 by 8 time James Beard Award Nominee, Chef James Campbell Caruso. La Boca has the feel of a lively European wine bar, featuring an extensive selection of carefully chosen Mediterranean and South American wines. Knowledgeable and animated sta
Reviewed By 1945cosmo
I really enjoyed the food although the portions were minimal considering their price tag. Wine was overpriced and staff a bit pretentious.
Where to eat Cafe food in Santa Fe: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4. Los Potrillos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 403 reviews
Reviewed By Y7212YCmikea
What a find this restaurant was for us. After reading the review by PranaSanteFe we decided to look it up and are glad we did. Wonderful food selection, great service, and the feel of a favorite neighborhood restaurant (you can actually have a conversation without having to strain your voice).Being from Virginia, I've always suspected that our Mexican food choices were not very authentic and Los Potrillos proved me right. Looks like we need to start searching again when we get back home.
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5. Casa Chimayo Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 711 reviews
Casa Chimayoâs traditional approach to preparing authentic New Mexican cuisine, or âComida de Nueva España,â as Don Timoteo, the patriarch of the restaurant, refers to it, comes from his commitment to using Grandmaâs recipes and local ingredients. Guy Fie
Reviewed By 47janel
After a day at the Indian Market surrounded by tonnes of people, I realized I had no interest in visiting any of Santa Fe's swankier restaurants, all of which were guaranteed to have long lineups. Instead, I walked five minutes from my hotel -- Las Palomas -- and enjoyed a great margarita and mole chicken with rice and calabacitas (sautéed summer squash) in a super-casual and relaxed environment. Keep your expectations in check and you'll thoroughly enjoy yourself.
