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311 Ze French Bistro
311 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe NM 87501
French.
A quaint, stylish and fun Santa Fe restaurant, Ze French Bistro offers reasonably priced, first-rate French cuisine in an unpretentious setting. The menu is made up of homemade soups, delicious tarts, enticing salads and richly flavorful entrees, as well as indulgent deserts like rum raisin crème brulee and the popular strawberry rhubarb crumble.
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315 Restaurant & Wine Bar
315 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe NM 87501
French.
315 Restaurant & Wine Bar is a sophisticated Santa Fe French restaurant where Chef Louis Moskow showcases a refined menu of classic cuisine prepared with a contemporary twist. The seasonally inspired menu impresses with dishes like house-cured salmon, lobster ravioli, seared duck breast and French onion soup. The wine bar includes more than 250 selections that are sure to please the most enthusiastic wine lovers.
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Amavi Restaurant
221 Shelby St., Santa Fe NM 87501
Mediterranean.
A vibrant menu of regional French, Spanish and Italian cuisine deftly prepared with locally grown ingredients is the heart and soul of Amavi Restaurant in Santa Fe. Praised by the Santa Fean Magazine as a “hot as can be” destination, this snazzy fine dining restaurant also features an outstanding wine list and a newly renovated bar and lounge.
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Amaya at Hotel SantaFe
1501 Paseo DePeralta, Santa Fe NM 87501
Global, International.
Amaya at Hotel Santa Fe is a unique restaurant that matches its boutique hotel surroundings perfectly. Traditional Native American themed art and authentic hand-painted pueblo potter accompany every dining experience,but the cuisine branches out to a global level by incorporating enticing flavors from Asian, Native American, Western and Mexican cuisines.
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Andiamo! A Neighborhood Trattoria
322 Garfield St., Santa Fe NM 87501
Italian.
Andiamo! A Neighborhood Trattoria is a favorite Santa Fe dining spot because of an atmosphere that’s at once both elegant enough for a date yet relaxed enough to be a fun and casual neighborhood gathering spot. Seasonal Italian cuisine couples brilliantly with fine wines to sate the cravings of foodies everywhere.
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Coyote Café
132 West Water St., Santa Fe NM 87501
Southwestern.
Both beautiful and critically acclaimed, Coyote Café is one of Santa Fe’s most highly rated, restaurants. The menu is filled with outstanding creative dishes like syrah braised prime beef short ribs, poached spiced Thai Tasmanian salmon and butter lettuce salad with sheep’s milk cheese, dried apricots & figs, chili lime pepitas and a warm brown sugar dressing. Need we really say more?
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Dinner for Two
106 N. Guadalupe St., Santa Fe NM 87501
Fusion.
Warmly sleek from top to bottom, Dinner for Two is a causally elegant neighborhood favorite that, while aptly named for duos on a date, is also unavoidable for groups seeking a refined, reasonably priced cuisine. This award-winning restaurant offers fabulous prix fixe meals as well as a la carte dining alongside a Wine Spectator-awarded wine list. Dinner for Two also makes a point to offer options and alternatives for anyone with special diets, including gluten free dishes.
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El Farol
808 Canyon Rd., Santa Fe NM 87501
Spanish.
Hailed as one of the best bars and restaurants in Santa Fe by both locals and critics from all over the country, El Farol is the place to visit when you’ve got a hankering for Spanish cuisine with worldly influences, live musical entertainment and mind-blowing flamenco performances. For a true treat, indulge in one of the tasty dishes from the tapas menu, such as the ceviche de atun (pacific tuna marinated in lime with mango-avocado dressing), or the corodoniz (Moroccan spiced quail with sesame carrot salad & pomegranate oil).
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Fuego @ La Posada de Santa Fe
330 East Palace Ave., Santa Fe NM 87501
Contemporary French.
Fuego is the award-winning gem of the La Posada de Santa Fe Resort. This incredible restaurant blends the finest of French cuisine, a world-class wine list and an elegant atmosphere to create one of the most coveted classic and romantic restaurants in Santa Fe. Whether visiting Fuego for the marquez sausage and wild mushroom frittata at breakfast or the veal and tarragon ravioli at dinner, this restaurant promises not to disappoint your taste buds.
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Galisteo Bistro
227 Galisteo St., Santa Fe NM 87501
Contemporary American.
Known for the elegantly rustic atmosphere complete with an open kitchen, Galisteo Bistro is a stylish and bustling neighborhood restaurant. The menu of this chef-owned restaurant features centerpiece ingredients like braised lamb shanks, chipotle shrimp, pan seared yellow fin tuna, baby back ribs, eggplant parmesan and natural, grass-fed New Mexico Heritage Ranch beef.
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Geronimo
724 Canyon Rd., Santa Fe NM 87501
Fusion/Eclectic.
As New Mexico’s only Mobil four-star, AAA four-diamond rated restaurant, Geronimo is one of Canyon Road’s most popular attractions. The “global eclectic” cuisine ranges from starters like grilled Maui pineapple salad with apple thyme vinaigrette and seared diver scallops with porcini cream to mouthwatering entrees like peppery elk tenderloin with a creamy brandied mushroom sauce and fiery Vietnamese chile & honey grilled Mexican white prawns.
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Il Piatto
95 West March St., Santa Fe NM 87501
Italian.
Nationally acclaimed Chef Matthew Yohalem strikes gold again with his Santa Fe Italian restaurant, Il Piatto Cucina Italiana. The menu offers regional Italian cuisine such as gorgonzola walnut ravioli, prosciutto wrapped monkfish and ragu of duckling, all for shockingly reasonable prices. Il Piatto also features an enticing selection of seasonally changing specialties.
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Inn of the Anasazi
113 Washington Ave., Santa Fe NM 87501
Fusion, Southwestern.
With an extraordinary menu that blends the classic flavors of the Southwest with Asian influences and classic French culinary style, the Inn of the Anasazi is another one of New Mexico’s most widely celebrated restaurants. The atmosphere is both romantic and rustic, creating a fantastic setting for everything from first dates to friendly get-togethers.
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Koi – Santa Fe
135 W. Palace Ave., Santa Fe NM 87501
Eurasian, Tapas.
Regionally grown produce and local meats shape the menu of Koi – Santa Fe, an inventive, casually elegant restaurant and neighborhood favorite. Designed to entice diners to share and sample many different flavors, the seasonal menu is comprised of small dishes like Berkshire Kalua pork spring rolls, pan seared Atlantic diver scallops, Grimaud Farms duck two ways, Wagyu flat iron steak and kimchi pancakes.
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La Boca
72 West Marcy St., Santa Fe NM 87501
Spanish.
A lively downtown Santa Fe restaurant, La Boca offers a temptingly flavorful menu of Spanish and Moroccan small plate fare. Owner/Chef James Campbell Caruso—a three-time James Beard Best Chef of the Southwest nominee—has carefully crafted the menu to offer a wide variety of flavors and uncommon specialties that are sure to please foodie palates.
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La Cantina
125 East Palace Ave., Santa Fe NM 87501
Southwestern.
Located in the heart of old Santa Fe, La Cantina is one of the most unique restaurants in Santa Fe. While enjoying the classic Santa Fe New Mexican cuisine, diners will be treated to nightly live entertainment in the form of the waitstaff performing jazz and Broadway musical revues.
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La Casa Sena
125 East Palace Ave., Santa Fe NM 87501
Southwestern.
Outstanding, innovative preparations of American Southwest cuisine and a beautiful outdoor patio make La Casa Sena one of Santa Fe’s most popular restaurants. Not is La Casa one of the best restaurants in Santa Fe to enjoy a sunny day, the fantastic fare will keep folks returning to this Santa Fe joint. If that’s not enough, then maybe the spectacular list of over 1000 world-class wines is.
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La Plazuela at La Fonda Hotel
100 E. San Francisco St., Santa Fe NM 87501
Southwestern.
A beautiful setting complete with artisanal lighting, hand painted windows and carved furnishings make La Plazuela at La Fonda Hotel a stunning Santa Fe restaurant. The menu features creative dishes where old favorites meet New World influences; and if that’s not enough, then maybe the award-winning selection of world-class wines is.
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Luminaria Restaurant & Patio
211 Old Santa FeTrail, Santa Fe NM 87501
American, Southwestern.
Luminaria Restaurant in Santa Fe offers an ethereallybeautiful dining experience surrounded by glowing candles and billowinggossamer. The menu highlights farm fresh and organic ingredients skillfullywoven into unique, deftly flavored dishes hailing from American and Southwestern cuisine traditions.
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Osteria D’ Assisi
58 S. Federal Place, Santa Fe NM 87501
Italian.
Osteria D’ Assisi is known for classic preparations of fine regional Italian cuisine. The fare is prepared with a Mediterranean approach, utilizing olive oil and fresh ingredients to create rich yet healthy meals, and the menu is comprised of locally grazed veal, lamb and beef, fresh seafood, home made pasta, house baked bread and gourmet pizzas.
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O’Keeffe Café
217 Johnson St., Santa Fe NM 87501
Contemporary American.
Having garnered fame across the country for the outstanding fare and the award-winning wine list, the O’Keeffe Café is a fantastic destination for any occasion. The stylish dining room is appointed with fresh flowers and photographs of Georgia O’Keeffe, and the miraculous patio sits beneath the shade of a 150-year-old elm. The menu ranges from appetizers like handmade spinach & ricotta-filled lobster ravioli and foie gras au torchon with citrus apple compote to entrees like citrus-butter poached lobster tail and seared New Zealand Lamb with a potato and goat cheese rosti.
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Pranzo Italian Grill
540 Montezuma Ave., Santa Fe NM 87501
Italian.
A proud proprietor of some of Santa Fe’s finest Italian comfort-food cuisine, Pranzo Italian Grill has been a favorite among locals since it opened in 1988. This casual haven is filled with all the aromas you would imagine wafting from your Italian grandma’s kitchen, and the award-winning fare ranges from succulent osso buco to classic pizza margherita. There are also live performances of jazz and Broadway hits in the Terrace Room nightly.
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Restaurant Martin
526 Galisteo, SantaFe NM 87501
Contemporary American.
A venerable Iron Chef competitor, Chef Martin Rios of Restaurant Martin brings finesse and undeniable expertise to the Santa Fe dining scene with Restaurant Martin. This award-winning chef offers outstanding American cuisine for reasonable prices in a casually elegant setting that will impress everyone from dates to business associates.
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Ristra Restaurant
548 Agua Fria St.,Santa Fe NM 87501
French, Southwestern.
A beautiful restaurant in Santa Fe, Ristra’s Restaurant embraces a Victorian setting modernized to reflect its stylish patrons. Praisedequally by Zagat, Bon Appetit, Travel + Leisure, Gourmet Magazine and the prestigious James Beard Foundation, this restaurant impresses with an outstanding menu of French and Southwestern cuisines.
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Tabla de Los Santos
210 Don Gaspar Ave., Santa Fe NM 87501
Southwestern.
Tabla de Los Santos is a beautiful Santa Fe restaurant offering a fine dining atmosphere for afternoon tea, dinner and evening cocktails. The menu shows a fresh, uncomplicated approach to traditional New Mexico cuisine prepared with farmer’s market ingredients. The beautiful outdoor patio is a favorite dining and gathering spot.
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Terra @ Encantado Resort
198 State Road 592, Santa Fe NM 87506
Contemporary American.
Organic seasonal produce steps into a starring role at Terra Restaurant. Located in Santa Fe’s famed Encantado Resort, this restaurant offers commanding views alongside American cuisine enlivened by regional influences for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner.
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The Compound Restaurant
653 Canyon Rd., Santa Fe NM 87501
Contemporary American.
Under the expert watch of owner and head chef Mark Kiffin (awarded by the James Beard Foundation as one of America’s Best Chefs), The Compound Restaurant offers a fine dining experience and some of the most amazing food around. The critically acclaimed fare highlights the delicacies of Southwestern, Contemporary American, Italian and Mediterranean cuisine, shifting periodically to accommodate the richest flavors of each season.
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The Old House Restaurant
309 West San Francisco St., Santa Fe NM 87501
Contemporary American.
Named by Travel & Leisure food critics as one of the top restaurants in Santa Fe, The Old House Restaurant is a fantastic choice for any occasion. The warmly elegant atmosphere flawlessly compliments the creative and delicious cuisine, and the service is first-rate.
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Trattoria Nostrani
304 Johnson St., Santa Fe NM 87501
Italian.
Praised by critics from all over, Trattoria Nostrani is a beautiful destination for amazing Italian fare. The diverse seasonal menu evidences chef Nelli Maltezos’ passion for the culinary world of Italy and the freshest locally grown ingredients. Though the menu changes according to both the seasons and the whims of the expert chefs, it has included such dishes as Prosciutto e Fichi (Parma Prosciutto with black mission fig puree), Risotto All’ Aragosta (lobster risotto with saffron & roasted plum tomatoes) and Pollastrello Farcito (chicken stuffed with sweet Italian sausage, fontina & asiago).
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Vanessie
434 W. San Francisco, Santa Fe NM 87501
Continental.
A bold and beautifully styled restaurant in Santa Fe, Vanessie is known for both fabulous continental cuisine and a vibrant bar scene. The menu showcases a simple, straightforward approach to top quality ingredients like steak, lamb, seafood and chicken. Additionally, fireplaces, eye-catching artwork and live entertainment help to create an atmosphere worth lingering in.
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