Santa Fe -Mid-November
Oct 30th, 2006, 07:07 AM
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For a very good, inexpensive lunch (and Margarita), Los Charros (at Inn of the Governor's). We had very nice dinners at Bistro 315 and the restaurant at the Inn of Anasazi. ALso Maria's for 'local' Mexican food.
Oct 30th, 2006, 07:24 AM
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I just topped another thread where I have some good links for Santa Fe titled Santa Fe or Lake Tahoe for mother/daughter trip from NY
If you can't find it, click on my name.
What kind of cuisine do you want? Fancy or casual? Price range? This will help with suggestions.
Also if you type in Santa Fe Restaurants in the search box at top of page, there should be lots of posts and replies as this has been a recent Q. And try using the DESTINATION link at top of page and then click on Santa Fe. Check out Fodors Attractions and Restaurant section for Santa Fe as they do a great job!
Hope this helps...
Debi
If you can't find it, click on my name.
What kind of cuisine do you want? Fancy or casual? Price range? This will help with suggestions.
Also if you type in Santa Fe Restaurants in the search box at top of page, there should be lots of posts and replies as this has been a recent Q. And try using the DESTINATION link at top of page and then click on Santa Fe. Check out Fodors Attractions and Restaurant section for Santa Fe as they do a great job!
Hope this helps...
Debi
Oct 30th, 2006, 07:38 AM
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We love Julian's, on Shelby St. They have a website. The food is pretty much northern Italian, upscale, and despite its having been voted "Santa Fe's most romantic restaurant" or something like that, the atmosphere is friendly and welcoming.
Oct 30th, 2006, 08:00 AM
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CASUAL -
Tomasita's {new mexican w/ HOT chile so order on side}
500 S Guadalupe
505-983-5721
Cowgirl BBQ & Western Grill
319 S Guadalupe
505-982-2565
Tesuque Village Market {great breakfast and lunch}
Tesuque
505-988-8848
{A little north of town, but a beautiful drive. Stop at Shidoni Brass Foundry while there www.shidoni.com}
505-988-8848
Il Vicino Wood-Oven Pizza
321 W San Francisco
505-986-8700
Cafe Paris
31 Burro Alley
505-986-9162
French Pastry Shop
La Fonda Hotel, 100 E San Francisco
505-983-6697
For unusual SW items stop at Jackalope www.jackalope.com
FANCIER -
La Fonda Hotel [New Mexican -great brunch too at La Plazuela ]
100 E. San Francisco
Santa Fe, NM 87501
505-982-5511
For other ideas http://santafe.org/Visiting_Santa_Fe/index.html
Hope this helps...
Debi
Tomasita's {new mexican w/ HOT chile so order on side}
500 S Guadalupe
505-983-5721
Cowgirl BBQ & Western Grill
319 S Guadalupe
505-982-2565
Tesuque Village Market {great breakfast and lunch}
Tesuque
505-988-8848
{A little north of town, but a beautiful drive. Stop at Shidoni Brass Foundry while there www.shidoni.com}
505-988-8848
Il Vicino Wood-Oven Pizza
321 W San Francisco
505-986-8700
Cafe Paris
31 Burro Alley
505-986-9162
French Pastry Shop
La Fonda Hotel, 100 E San Francisco
505-983-6697
For unusual SW items stop at Jackalope www.jackalope.com
FANCIER -
La Fonda Hotel [New Mexican -great brunch too at La Plazuela ]
100 E. San Francisco
Santa Fe, NM 87501
505-982-5511
For other ideas http://santafe.org/Visiting_Santa_Fe/index.html
Hope this helps...
Debi
Oct 30th, 2006, 08:59 AM
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My husband and I love Geronimo on Canyon Road--expensive. http://www.geronimorestaurant.com
Oct 30th, 2006, 10:18 PM
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I had lunch at the Plaza Restaurant a couple of weeks ago. It's pretty inexpensive for Santa Fe and my fish tacos were very good.
The Santa Fe Reporter just published their "best of Santa Fe" restaurant guide; it's available online at www.sfreporter.com
Lee Ann
The Santa Fe Reporter just published their "best of Santa Fe" restaurant guide; it's available online at www.sfreporter.com
Lee Ann
