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Restaurants in Santa Fe

Breakfast

Café Pasqual’s$12-$15/pp
American · Railyard

The huevo ranchero features perfectly fried eggs over corn tortillas, black beans, and fresh salsa, delivering a vibrant start to the day. Its bustling patio captures the lively spirit of Santa Fe.

Lunch

The Shed$14-$16/pp
New Mexican · Plaza

Spicy salsa brava poured over tender pork shoulder delivers a bold, comforting bite that locals rave about. Served in a historic adobe setting, it’s a must‑try lunch or dinner.

La Casa Blanca$13-$15/pp
New Mexican · Plaza

Blue‑corn enchiladas are rich, slightly sweet, and topped with melted cheese and green chile, offering a unique regional twist. The cozy adobe dining room adds to the authentic experience.

Dinner

La Casa Sena$18-$20/pp
New Mexican · Canyon Road

Hearty hominy posole served in a candle‑lit adobe courtyard; the pork is melt‑in‑your‑mouth tender. The courtyard ambience makes it a perfect dinner spot.

The Shed$15-$18/pp
New Mexican · Plaza

Slow‑cooked green chile stew with tender pork and potatoes is the ultimate comfort food, embodying Santa Fe’s culinary soul. Served in a warm, rustic setting, it’s a hearty dinner option.

Anytime

Secreto at Hotel Chimayó$12-$14/pp
Cocktail · Chimayó

The ‘Desert Moon’ cocktail blends mezcal, prickly pear, and lime for a refreshing, smoky sip in a hidden speakeasy vibe. It’s the perfect drink after exploring the historic Hotel Chimayó.

The Cowgirl$8-$12/pp
Bar · Upper Canyon Road

Local craft beers flow from a modest bar while the jukebox spins vinyl classics; the relaxed atmosphere and occasional live music make it a favorite nightcap spot. Pair with a handful of nuts or a cheese plate.

The Lensic’s Late Night Film Club$12-$15/pp
American · Downtown

Catch an indie or cult classic on the big screen while sipping a cocktail in the historic theater’s plush lobby; the late‑night vibe feels like a private lounge. Snacks are simple but satisfying.