A beamed ceiling, heavy oak furniture, and high-backed chairs contribute to the rustic feeling of this dinner spot. Portions are gigantic at Vanessie's, where chicken, beef, lamb,... Read more »
At first bite, you'll be transported directly to Italy! Pranzo's draws its name from the Italian word which translates "the main meal of the day." Here, it will probably be the best... Read more »
Elegantly formal and relatively pricey, The Compound has a 30 year history of providing Continental cuisine with exceptional service. A beautifully atmospheric dining experience in... Read more »
Situated in a small storefront, Il Piatto is an exceptionally comfortable restaurant offering superb traditional and grilled Italian dishes, antipasti, pastas, and delectable... Read more »
Exotic appetizers, creative dishes of chicken, beef, and seafood glistening in delicate French sauces are what keep patrons coming to Bistro 315. Distinctly European, undeniably... Read more »
Shohko Café brings the ocean's best to Santa Fe. More than 30 five different varieties of sushi — including a southwestern hybrid made with green chili. If sushi isn't your thing,... Read more »
A restored cottage houses this elegant restaurant featuring Mediterranean cuisine and a Country French décor. From appetizer to dessert, you'll love the tasty dishes offered here.... Read more »
This restaurant is located in the 200-year-old Padre Gallegos House and contains one of the city's most visually relaxing outdoor patios. Conde Nast and other magazines have given... Read more »
Contemporary rooms with innovative cooking. The dining room is accented with colorful folk art and cowhide chairs. Menu items include huitlacoche tamales, red chile onion rings, and... Read more »
The cuisine here is creative New Mexican and the kiva fireplace in the main room is sure to add a little warmth to your dining experience. This elegant restaurant will delight you... Read more »
Santa Fe offers plenty of places to get food, but we don't think that's good enough. We want you to eat well, and our selection of Santa Fe restaurants illustrates the bounty that's available. Almost any preference you have can be met, from wallet-friendly eateries like Aztec Street Cafe to more expensive places that promise a special night out - Coyote Café, for example. The range of cuisines served is also broad, as seen in Il Piatto's Italian dishes or 315 Restaurant & Wine Bar's European meals. And fortunately, Santa Fe has a variety of neighborhoods where restaurants are in close proximity. Explore the riches of Downtown, for instance, to get a glimpse of what's available, and rest assured that you'll find a terrific place with incredible local food and great ambience to match.
