CAFE PASQUAL'S
CAFE PASQUAL'S
Just off the downtown square, Cafe Pasqual's serves incredible New Mexican fare with organic ingredients for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Their baked goods and desserts are unmatched, especially their rich chocolate soufflé cake and mixed apple pie. On your way our check out their contemporary art gallery and shop for some fun goodies to take home with you!
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THE SHED
THE SHED
The Shed is a Santa Fe family owned local gem that has been serving Southwestern fare in a cantina style abode for decades. Their portions are perfect for splitting and they offer family style take out for guests to enjoy their food in the comfort of their own home. Check out their online store and buy some clothing and food products, such as salsas and spices, to take with you back home to recreate your authentic experience at The Shed.
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VINAIGRETTE
VINAIGRETTE
Vinaigrette is a triple threat, with delicious soups, sandwiches and and salads. Once you've finished your healthy meal, its time for the main event: the cakes & pies, all from Modern General. Sip on a glass of rosé at the colorful wine bar or end on a lighter note with a kale apple spritz.
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THE TEAHOUSE
THE TEAHOUSE
Pinkies up! The Teahouse is the perfect brunch or lunch spot in Santa Fe that serves high quality coffee, matcha and all of the tea you can imagine. Go for afternoon tea with friends and sit on their outdoor patio while snacking on a smoked salmon platter or a sweet dessert. Take some tea bags home with you from their little tea shop or order some online!
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DOLINA
DOLINA
Dolina is the name, brunch is the game. This quaint bakery in downtown Santa Fe does brunch with a Slovakian twist. The ricotta pancakes, orechovnik French toast, and chicken paprikash are all authentic recipes from the owners hometown in Slovakia. baked goods chocolate Hungarian sponge cake and apple strudel.
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MODERN GENERAL
MODERN GENERAL
Modern General is the name, brunch is the game. Not only do they have a solid brunch lineup, but Modern General is also a bakery and juicery as well, with fresh food that makes you feel even better than it tastes. The red pepper and green chile cilantro cakes are heavenly, with a savory twist on traditional pancakes. Shop around in their little store that sells beauty products, books, gardening tools and more!
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GERONIMO
GERONIMO
Geronimo is the place to be wined and dined in Santa Fe. The eclectic American cuisine seasonal menu features deliciously unique food pairings such as the sweet chile & honey grilled prawns and the tellicherry rubbed elk tenderloin. After your decadent meal, sip on a craft cocktail at their beautiful bar while indulging in their famous butterscotch apple dessert.
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LA BOCA
LA BOCA
La Boca's food is so good it will have you yelling "Olé!" in your seat. Chef Caruso curated a phenomenal seasonal menu of Tapas from Spanish and Mediterranean influences, from patatas bravas to paella. Join La Boca for weekly live music from local artists and dancers at their special wine and sherry dinners.
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RIO CHAMA
RIO CHAMA
Rio Chama really is the jack of all trades in the food and beverage department. They offer weekend brunch with mimosas, elegant dinners with wine, casual happy hour with craft cocktails & bites, and even have entertainment on their outdoor patio. Some of their classic menu items are their steaks, prime rib and fondue, so you are sure to leave with a happy and full stomach.
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THE PLAZA CAFE
THE PLAZA CAFE
On the Santa Fe Plaza downtown sits an iconic spot that has been a local favorite since 1905. As the oldest restaurant in the city, The Plaza Cafe is a retro diner style spot serving comfort food with a Southwestern twist. With breakfast served all day long, feel free to order those blue corn pancakes with cinnamon syrup late at night. Make sure you do not leave without a piece of pie or their quarto leches cupcake!
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EL FAROL
EL FAROL
When you think of El Farol, picture bright murals, lively music, and tapas. El Farol hosts Flamenco dinner shows in house with world renowned dancers from the National Institute of Flamenco. Try one of the fifteen margaritas on the menu and pretend that you have been transported to Spain!
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IZANAMI
IZANAMI
Inside the breathtaking Ten Thousand Waves resort and spa, is a Japanese restaurant called Izanami that will make you feel as though you've taken a trip to Japan instead of Santa Fe. With seafood so authentic that it is flown in from Tokyo. Their dishes are designed for sharing, such as their fresh sushi, small plates, and homemade desserts. After your meal, go explore the beautiful gardens and Japanese architecture at Ten Thousand Waves.
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HARRY'S ROADHOUSE
HARRY'S ROADHOUSE
Harry's Roadhouse is a whimsical eatery that hits the spot whether you're dining for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Some unique but essential menu items are the blue corn turkey enchiladas and lamb fajitas, both with unbelievable flavor. To remember your time here, buy a colorful t-shirt or Harry's own cookbook. Make sure you do not leave without taking a cinnamon roll for breakfast the next day, they're to die for!
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CHOCOLATE MAVEN
CHOCOLATE MAVEN
If you're looking for a brunch spot for the girls, this is your place. Not only does Chocolate Maven offer extensive brunch & lunch menus, but they serve high tea, baked goods, cakes and pies. It doesn't get any sweeter than that! They even have a bake shop online where you can order their sweets to your home.
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THE PANTRY
THE PANTRY
The Pantry may look like modest little cafe but they know how to cook up a mean breakfast. Their homemade New Mexican comfort food is made from scratch every day, and some must order items are the stuffed pancakes, chicken fried steak and the Santa Fe beef brisket. Breakfast is served all day long, so enjoy your pancakes and french toast at all hours of the day!
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ROWLEY FARMHOUSE
ROWLEY FARMHOUSE
Rowley's Farmhouse takes a Southwestern twist on comfort food with a hint of cajun flare, from the green chile tuna melt to the crawfish po' boy. Try their house made beer and American & European fermented ales. Bring your dog along and enjoy an ice cold beer on their pet-friendly patio as you bask in the New Mexican sun.
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EL PARASOL
EL PARASOL
EL Parasol is identifiable by the colorful beach umbrella logo. This is your go to spot for casual to-go New Mexican food and is perfect for road trips while on the go. Be sure to check out one of their six locations if you're passing through New Mexico for an authentic taste of the regional cuisine!
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