Plaza Café

Plaza Café Review

Run with homespun care by the Razatos family since 1947, this café has been a fixture on the Plaza since 1918. The decor—red leather banquettes, black Formica tables, tile floors, a coffered tin ceiling, and a 1940s-style service counter—hasn't changed much in the past half century. The food runs the gamut, from cashew mole enchiladas to New Mexico meat loaf to Mission-style burritos, but the ingredients tend toward Southwestern. You'll rarely taste a better tortilla soup. You can cool it off with an old-fashioned ice-cream treat from the soda fountain. It's a good, tasty stop for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.