La Boca – Santa Fe, New Mexico
In a 1997 episode of Seinfeld, the “show about nothing,” George Costanza declared food and sex to be his two…
La Casa Sena – Santa Fe, New Mexico
He was an academic prodigy, one of the first two persons admitted to the Bar of the Supreme Court of…
Breakfast
Brunch
Food Network Eats New Mexico
New Mexico
Rated 24
Santa Fe
Southwestern
The Best Thing I Ever Ate
Cafe Pasqual’s – Santa Fe, New Mexico
Pasqual Baylon’s devotion to the Mass and the Holy Eucharist was so fervent that when assigned kitchen duty, angels had…
Food Network Eats New Mexico
New Mexican
New Mexico
New Mexico Culinary Treasures Trail
Rated 24
Santa Fe
The Shed – Santa Fe, New Mexico
In the culinary world, the name James Beard is revered perhaps above all others. Considered the “Dean of American Cookery,”…
Tomasita’s – Santa Fe, New Mexico
The decade following America’s Civil War was one of burgeoning expansion westward with railroads leading the way. Railroads helped open…
Closed in 2012
Fine Dining
Food Network Eats New Mexico
Gone But Not Forgotten
New Mexico
Rated 25
Santa Fe
Aqua Santa – Santa Fe, New Mexico (CLOSED)
“But the moment I saw the brilliant, proud morning shine high up over the deserts of Santa Fe, something stood…
Guadalupe Cafe – Santa Fe, New Mexico
1974, Mexico’s Nobel laureate Octavio Paz wrote that “the Mexican people, after more than two centuries of experiments, have faith…
Leona’s Restaurante de Chimayo – Chimayo, New Mexico
In his book Authentic Happiness, Dr. Martin Seligman posited that there are two kinds of smiles. The first is called…
American
Bakery
Closed in 2008
Food Network Eats New Mexico
Gone But Not Forgotten
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Cloud Cliff Bakery & Cafe – Santa Fe, New Mexico (CLOSED)
In the 1880s, Northern New Mexico was a prolific wheat growing region. More than 250 varieties of wheat grew in…
Joseph’s Table – Taos, New Mexico (CLOSED)
When chef and owner Joseph Wrede launched Joseph’s Table several years ago in Ranchos De Taos,dining patrons and pedantic critics…