The museum was nice. I especially appreciate the glasses for color blinded people and tactile descriptions - I just wish there were more of them. I recommend to buy the tickets in advance.

Overall good museum, but also slightly disappointing. Was hoping to find more info/historical artifacts about her personal life. Did enjoy the video interview back in the 1980s, when she was in her 90s. Paintings were beautiful and nice gift shop.

Stunning museum from one of art's true masters, Georgia O'Keeffe. Incredible exhibition. Varied history including her paints, brushes and visual history. The art is much more appreciated in person rather than a book. Her technique is superb in every visual way. One looks at deserts, flowers and the sky in such a a different manner. It's an incredible inspiration for anyone. The treasure of New Mexico.

This museum displayed known and unknown pieces of art, spanning her many years as an artist. Liked being able to take pictures of certain artwork. Good for all ages, would visit again!

Dream come true! Beautiful museum and you will need to get advanced time tickets. Bring earbuds for a little tour through full of information. It's a wonderful experience. Also parking is expensive but stay for lunch or dinner, stroll through town to feel you got your money's worth!

We had a good time. The museum was small. They change out paintings four times a year. I am partial to flower paintings. When we visited there were not many flower paintings. There is a gift shop to visit. You do have to make reservations. We found a parking lot that was close.

What an amazing museum! This museum has a comprehensive collection of Georgia O'Keefe's works from the early years to the years before her death. You definitely need to get tickets ahead. We came shortly after open, and the only tickets left were for 3:30 PM. We ended up shopping and hanging out in the area (there is a lot to see around there) until our time. With each piece, there is a detailed description providing historical context to the art. You can also get a guided auto tour if that's more your speed. I came in to this museum without a thorough understanding of her as an artist, and I came out with a new appreciation for her work! A must-visit if you come to Santa Fe!

Must see if in town. An entire road dedicated to art. Walked around with my pup just enjoying all the sculptures.

The best street to walk in the USA. Christmas eve walk lacked the Christmas spirit in general or IMO. It still is a community event and recommended. A few photos.

This was a fun place to walk and relax. Lots of art galleries and even if you’re not into art, plenty of cool photo opportunities.

So many galleries. Pedestrian friendly street as well

must see for santa fe tour. what you want to see or enjoy, here's everything. highly recommended

Incredible art galleries one after another....sculpture everywhere.....so much creativity!

I'm not a religious person but I do appreciate beautiful architecture. This church was magnificent and had a very charming appeal. I enjoyed walking around and observing all the intricate details of the church as it is still a functioning church. It is very well maintained. Entrance was free and they had people there who talked about the history and could answer your questions if any.

Wonderful place to celebrate the Mass. We attended Mass on a Sunday morning during a recent trip to Santa Fe, NM. The celebrant at the Mass was the pastor, Most Reverend John C. Wester, Archbishop of Santa Fe, NM. He was wonderful. To describe the Cathedral as beautiful is an understatement! It is breathtaking... Just walking in the door you feel closer to God! The stained-glass artwork is exceptional. Perhaps most striking about the Mass was the music. A new sound system had been installed a couple of weeks earlier. The choir was great, and the individual singers even better, especially the children that sang solo! The parish clearly devotes a lot of time, energy and funding in support of the music ministry at the parish. Truly, one of the most beautiful Masses we have ever attended. We will definitely be in attending Mass at the Cathedral Basilica every time we visit Santa Fe, NM.

Beautiful architecture symbolized landmark of old SantaFe downtown. I strongly recommend to learn about the history of here. This is must-visit place during your SantaFe traveling.

St. Francis is a gorgeous Cathedral. For those visiting Santa Fe it is a must visit. The downside is it is bustling with tourists. Thankfully Missy don’t stay long, but the stream of people is continuous. The only semi-quiet place I could find, sit and pray, meditate was the chapel area to the right of the altar where the confessionals are. While there, I recommend walking there grounds, Prayer Garden, and the adjacent park.

2nd visit to this lovely church. Inside and outside are beautiful. Well kept, peaceful grounds. The church bells sound glorious and the Labrynth out front is a wonderful metaphor for life's journey.

Beautiful and historical building. The grounds are beautiful as well. It’s worth a visit whether or not you’re religious. If you’re a reader, I highly recommend reading Death Comes For the Archbishop by Willa Cather before visiting - the novel is based on the life of Archbishop Jean Baptiste Lamy who was instrumental in building the cathedral.

No admission fee, just a donation box. If you are in Santa Fe square you should at least go inside an look. Jaw dropping stained glass that was all imported from Europe. These pictures don't do it justice. Very peaceful even with a large amount of visitors.

The cathedral has magnificent stained glass windows. Plus a few paintings worth viewing. The docents are super helpful and you really have to take your time to enjoy the space. For me, the fountain was the unique centerpiece with the subtle running water. Definitely worth the time to visit and walk around.

Beautiful cathedral that is definitely worth a visit. I like that there is a separate area for private prayer to get away from all the tourists and have a serene moment. The architecture of the church is beautiful as well as all of the paintings and statues (iconography).

The Basilica is beautiful. We attended mass on Saturday, and I loved it. The choir sang beautifully, and the music played with the bells was enchanting. I literally cried through the whole mass. ❤️

Very beautiful place. You get a true feel for the historical and religious significance of the basilica by walking around and reading the placards. Will visit again if I am ever in the area.

Neat little town area. The parking was not too difficult or expensive but very crowded on a Sunday. The downtown is walkable and lots of people have dogs. There are tons of great stores but bring your savings because they are $$$. I got a tiny seed pot for $30. The square itself was impeccably maintained and had a great atmosphere. On my random day visiting, there were native dancers, lots of locals, a guy with parrots and a small pro-Ukraine rally. All the buildings are gorgeous and it was very nice to visit for 4 hours or so. Highly recommended to stop in town and park at the hourly parking lot.

This is a fun stop if you’re in Santa Fe! There’s a lot of local artists, shops and restaurants. I parked on the street which only cost $2 for 2 hours. There is also a nice courtyard in the center to sit down if you need a break from the walking.

This is my first time visiting Santa Fe and the downtown plaza, and I had a relaxing time eating, shopping, and enjoying the sunshine. I came in January during a staffing shortage so half the restaurants were closed but I still found some good spots. I felt safe in the daytime, but at night there are plenty of homeless people sleeping in all the dark nooks and alleys. I wouldn't walk alone after dark if possible. I also never saw a single police officer or police car in my 3 days there. I would've felt safer with a larger police presence.

Always a beautiful experience. It’s been a couple years since we’ve been to the square for an event or gathering but this year we decided to visit Santa Fe for New Years Eve! There was a fireworks show, and although it had started snowing about an hour before midnight, the countdown did not disappoint! The city has the streets blocked off and a stage set up on the far corner, a woman sang the National Anthem and it was such a wonderful evening. The next morning they had workers clearing the square from all the snow so pedestrians could safely walk and mingle.

I have been here many times and each time feel great here. I don't care if it is busy or dead, cold or hot it always has an atmosphere that makes everything seem to melt away. This time was a little cold, but it was still cozy. What makes this great is the shops around. It makes the actual plaza feel more spacious. Plenty of benches to just people watch if you don't want to spend money. This is a great place and is even better with Christmas decorations

Great place to visit, Santa Fe Plaza is a beautiful part of the city. Architecture is beautiful and lots of art and souvenir shops are in the area. Price for souvenirs is slightly cheaper in Old Town Albuquerque. Not too far from Santa Fe Railyard but decent distance from non touristy part of Santa Fe. Parking on side streets is strictly enforced by the city with parking inspectors even working on Saturday evenings.. cost to park is hourly (max 2 allowed) and inexpensive..

Beautiful center of our city of faith. Many events take place here, tourist adventure about and locals businesses hold culture and hospitality at highest priority. The plaza is marvelous!

This place is so cool for the entire family. This place is unique and colorful and amazing. It took us about two hours to enjoy this place. They only set back is the parking lot we came in a Saturday didn’t find no space had to park somewhere else. The prices is worth every penny of it. Just don’t take big bags or back packs because there not allowed. I think I saw lockers they might rent to store your bag. They have a small box where u put in your bag to see if it there allowed or not. The workers were very nice. Other than that it was a great experience for us.

Not as big as convergence station but still mind bending and interactive. Do buy tickets online ahead of time and see what day they are open. Google has it that they are open 7 days a week. But they are closed on Tuesday and sometimes Wednesday. Parking is free. They have 2 different lines depending on your time entry. They are busy in the morning when they open at 10. If you come around noon there is hardly a line. No food, drink or firearm in the building. You will go through a metal detector. They do have a cafe inside but they serve mostly snacks and alcohol. No meals. Parents do keep your kids close, it is like a maze in here with hidden doors they can easily get lost. We spent about 1.5 hours here, compared to convergence it was about 3 hours. The art piece is unique and still pretty cool. We enjoyed our experience so much! They just opened one in grapevine, TX and we are headed there next.

By far one of my favorite experiences in the state of New Mexico. If you’re just passing through or live in the area this is a MUST. The exhibits are amazing and they always find a way to keep it interesting. If you’re lucky enough to see a live performance at meow wolf it’s out of this world. I saw Matisyahu at meow wolf and it was one of the best concerts I’ve ever attended. I’ll post some pics of our most recent visit. Love meow wolf this is the least I can do thank you for all the amazing memories!!!

WOW !!! A Must Visit if in Santa Fe. Great, Unique artwork with amazing floor plan and walk through adventure like pathways. Surprisingly Big inside and if you're into Inspirational, mysterious art, this is for you. There's an actual Mystery house inside. A whole house in the museum. Highly recommend and definitely worth the price. Easy parking, clean restrooms and eatery area. Check for discounts and promotions. Super Fun for kids, entertaining for adults.

Very fun interactive experiences! We will return. It's worth it to the 3D glasses which were an extra $1. The only issue is it's not clear when to use them. We would try different areas or rooms to find out. The whole place is just one giant play space to explore. So many hidden doors which lead to exciting new rooms. Scroll through the pictures to get an idea is what the rooms and areas are like. Words don't do it justice.

Very fun experience this was the first Meow Wolf my husband and I have visited. I love the Meow Wolf museums. We had a great time here and it was cool discovering all of the hidden passageways. This theme was like a house. Be sure to open every door and don’t be afraid to touch everything because it helps discover a lot. I did not follow along with the story line to help with finding clues throughout the museum, but if we go back I definitely will. Don’t be afraid to ask the employees questions they are more than happy to help.

I went to Convergence in Denver so I was really excited to come to the original in Santa Fe.. I suggest you watch the documentary and then go. I bought the documentary there so I watched it after. I love all the visual and textural art in meow wolf and I plan to go to the Vegas exhibit soon. I was fortunate to be driving cross country so I made the stop in Santa Fe it was so worth it. I arrived just in time for the most beautiful sunset.

Your eyes won't be able to get enough of all the scenery that you will experience in this exhibit. Wow is one way to describe it... Unforgettable is another way to describe it... With the right company you can truly have an amazing time anywhere you go but a place like this it's hard not to have the best time.

Great place to explore for a few hours. Buy tickets in advance. Lots of parking. You can go inside before your allotted time to enjoy the cafe and the giftshop. Lockers inside to store items. Once inside the experience it's fairly dark and there are tight spaces, steps and areas you have to crawl through. Lots of things to see and there is a bit of a mystery to solve (not required). Recommended if in town.

Wow is all that you can say to this place it is so much fun. Went with my stepdaughter her mom our g-baby, sister in law daughter went to the 2:40 slot. Let me tell you if you go to any of their establishments. It's better to get your tickets online. Because they go fast and there will be a long line. While you wait in line, there is chalk for adults and kids to draw on the sidewalks while you wait 😁 We didn't wait in line too long because it moves pretty fast. When you walk in, they search your bags or purses. There is no outside food or water. They have a cafe, or you can get drinks and water. Also, you can pay for glasses to brighten your experience as you're going through the place😲 This is an interactive place there are twists and turns, Refrigerators and washer that you can walk through and slide down.😁 There are also bones from a dinosaur that you can play like a xylophone it's really a unique experience😉 Enjoy looking and the pictures🤗 Oh I forgot if you ever get to the payphone, pick it up and you will be talking to more people in another meowolf in another state. It was so cool we were at the one in Santa Fe but when we picked up the phone the other people were in oklahoma😁 How Cool is that!!🫡

My mother and I went, it wasn’t as big as it looks in the YouTube videos, however it was extremely fun and worth the money. The set design is amazing and very immersive. The story line is fun to follow, and even though I did a minimal amount of reading into it, I still had a great time and was able to follow the story. There is plenty to do while you’re there. Our first time through the exhibit, we just looked around, and then went to the gift shop and cafe before heading back into the exhibit. I would recommend eating before going since the only food available inside are snacks, but there was an amazing taco truck out front that we ate at after we were finished. There are tight spaces and some areas to crawl through, but don’t let that discourage you from going, there are multiple and easier ways to get through to the same places, and a ton of places to sit down.

I've been to the Meow Wolf: Convergence Station in Denver, CO which is 90,000sq ft versus Meow Wolf: House of Eternal Return which is 20,000sq ft here in Santa Fe, NM. I love both, the feeling in the Denver one is quite large and spacious but there's pros and cons to each location. Meow Wolf Santa Fe had significantly less people than Meow Wolf Denver, by a massive margin. If you're looking for a little bit more of a close-knit abstract art adventure, then you will love the Santa Fe location, and if you're looking for a large story with a lot more lore to it then the Denver location is for you. There is a story behind the Santa Fe location but I would say its much more focused compared to the Denver location. I want to say the employee's name was Nikki, an older woman with glasses, was very friendly, she talked to my family and I about the story, I ran into her a few times and she was an absolutely wonderful employee. I also talked to Oliver and Sean (apologies if the spelling is wrong), they were both awesome as well, very friendly staff, I have no complaints. I talked to everyone I ran into. We went into every single room, we spent about 3 hours there, we solved one of the secret puzzles, and we played around with the music lasers for awhile. One thing I really loved about the Santa Fe location was the abundance of comfortable seating throughout, whereas the Denver location is way more crowded and not a lot of seating in comparison. The café seating was super comfortable, the prices are a little high for food and drink but absolutely delicious. You may want to hide your wallet if you step into the gift shop, they have some very expensive clothing pieces, outrageous if you ask me, but they have some really cool stickers/pins/magnets which I purchased. I would come back, and I would recommend it to others.

A perfect place to eat on a nice day. Their patio seating is gorgeous and creates a beautiful atmosphere with shade. The salmon was phenomenal but their guac and salsa had 0 flavor. I recommend skipping that. Great drinks and great menu. Expect a wait.

Oh wow - this New Mexican restaurant is a hidden gem that is not really a secret... was told by a local that it's a place for both locals and visitors to SFe. Really great food and friendly, laid-back atmosphere with even more friendly service. Chicken Adovado was excellent! Menu prices are more wallet-friendly compared to other SFe restaurants, I thought. We went as a party of two on a Monday for early dinner without a reservation and we were told the wait was 90-120 mins (!) Luckily, the bar was open seating and we sat there without any wait. Be prepared to wait a long time if you don't have a reservation! Parking is on the street or a paid lot somewhere else near the market/Central square. Recommended!

Loved this place for lunch. Such a gorgeous setting, beautiful ambience and the food was fabulous. We had the trio of dips, spinach enchiladas with "Christmas" salsa and the house margaritas were punchy and delicious. Shout out to Iain for his excellent service and l looking after us so well.

Local spot turned into very popular for tourists as well. Definitely need reservations for dinner. Feels like they found put together a menu that was very popular and never had to change - not a bad thing! Really enjoyed my food. Great list of mezcals and mezcal cocktails

I’m glad I did not listen to the negative reviews on this place. Every dish we had was delicious! I had the grilled shrimp it was fantastic, the salmon Caesar salad was out of this world and was such a huge portion we could not finish it. The guys had a beef burrito and another specialty dish- and they loved it! The drinks were fantastic, the service was warm, welcoming, and very quick and on point. Our reservation was at 5, and we ate outdoors. Our server was Zacciah, and he was absolutely the best. Do yourself a favor and make a reservation!!

Great place for traditional South West cuisine. Love the Tamales with Christmas Salsa. Overall a fun place to try. Here iscthe hot tip. Stop by at 5:30pm to add your name to the wait list, and you will have a table by 7:30 pm. Yes, it is that busy!

We ate lunch here. We didn’t have reservations, but there was no waiting. I ordered the pasole soup snd kale salad. Both were tasty, but the soup could have used more spice. I loved the corn in it which was similar to hominy. The kale was a little chewy. My husband had the frito oie and really liked it.

We went at 5 when they opened to put our name down for later that evening. I’d suggest you either do that or call ahead. Long lines but worth the wait! Their salsa is a little spicy (that could be the tourist in me showing), so I got guacamole as well. Everything was great. Especially the margaritas. Huge umbrella on the patio so you’re not in the sun.

After road-tripping for several days and living on a diet including lots of fast food, I was dying for some vegetables. I got the Mixed Green Salad with house vinaigrette and added some salmon. It was perfect and just what I was wanting! Nice mix of veggies and the salmon was delicious without any weird fishy taste. Recommended!

Great place to eat while in Santa Fe. Located near the plaza, The Shed offers some of the best New Mexican food in the area. Although their prices are bit high and it's kind of touristy the food is good. I always have the enchiladas with both red and green sauce. They have great outdoor seating and fun indoor seating within a very old building with all the charm expected from an old Santa Fe building. I highly recommend.

Loved the patio! We didn't know that we had to make a reservation and we were lucky that the patio was empty as most people opted to be indoor on a cool rainy day. They have heaters and well covered patio so that was no problem for us + outdoor doesn't seem to be as noisy as indoor. We liked the food and finished our dinner with a homemade flourless chocolate cake. FYI, they can put the chilly aside if you can't handle spice.

The staff, atmosphere and service was great. The staff were helpful, polite and friendly. The drinks menu was good, and the quality of drinks was great. The food however, was quite disappointing. It was bland and a poor attempt at authentic cuisine. Considering the reviews, I left feeling disappointed and would not consider going back - not for the food anyway.

Great food at fantastic prices. The atmosphere is pure Santa Fe and the service was very friendly. I had the pollo adobo, which was very good, though not QUITE as good as my ex-girlfriend used to make. Dad had the grilled shrimp and those were pretty close to perfect. The chili relleno that came with my entree was also exceptional, and even the garlic bread was better than in many places. I also had the Burn, a spicy margarita, and it was fantastic, if a bit pricey. Still, we had three meals for what you'd pay for one at some of the restaurants in the area, so spending a bit extra on drinks was no big deal. Definitely check their hours and availability before you go! They close mid-day and get crowded, so plan ahead!

This was the first visit here, and definitely not our last. We went on a Friday night, around 6:30. The place was full but not packed. We got seated (2) right away after being greeted by the warmest host I’ve had in a while. The server came by quickly with water in a carafe, filled our cups, and let us know about the specials. We ended up getting one of the specials, some bao bun tacos with some of the best braised pork I’ve ever had. The appetizer came with three tacos, the the pork was a melt in your mouth flavor bomb, and it was mentioned to us that the pork had been prepared that week, and was a new item on the menu for the night. We got an Old Fashioned that didn’t leave you questioning whether there was enough alcohol in it, and constant attention to our water cups and used dishes was stellar. The staff was courteous, the restaurant was dim but vibrant, and by the time we left there was a line of people waiting to be sat.

So happy that we stopped by here to have lunch. I owe it to so many good reviews. This restaurant gets full so quickly but just after a short wait, we were sitted. The menu is so diverse with lots of vegetarian options, filled with healthy and local ingredients. They serve half portions of the meal if you don't have much appetite. I asked for the avocado toast with the most delicious super seed bread, and perfectly done poached eggs, subtly spiced guacamole and a tasty tofu substitute on the side. The waiters attend frequently and are very welcoming. We went back for a to-go cookie and coffee in the afternoon.

Though it's a bit small and cramped, and the parking options aren't great, it's an awesome place, and is definitely worth the visit! The atmosphere is great, and the food is even better! What a wonderful place to grab some brunch! If you're visiting Santa Fe, and looking for some great places to eat, you should definitely add Cafe Pasqual's to your list!

The food was delicious and the service was great! We waited 40 minutes for our table and once we ordered the wait wasn’t very long. Yes, the space is small, but they make it work. We enjoyed the decorations and atmosphere. I had the chorizo scrambled with black beans and it was on point. My wife had the Japanese monsoon salad and she was very pleased!

Best, most authentic, healthy Mexican Food choices in all of Santa Fe! Hard to pic a favorite, everything was presented beautifully and absolutely delightful to the palette. When they add cheese, they add CHEESE! Fabulous melted, stringy, delightful cheese. Can you tell? I like cheese!

San Pasqual is definitely watching over this place as the food is one of the best that Santa Fe has to offer. So good that we decided to visit multiple times during our week stay. The hibiscus margarita is strong and delicious. The breakfast burrito is amazing. The avocado toast is unbeatable, and the BLT is also very good. There are wait times at busier parts of the day but it is worth the wait. The staff is very friendly and seem to love what they do. If you find yourself in Santa Fe, don't pass this place up!

The food was too tasty. We ordered Enchiladas and beef with rice. The host and the resturant is local and I could really feel the local specialty by eating the food. Such a great experience. love it :')

As a lifelong vegetarian I was disappointed. The one interesting vegetarian dinner option was not very good. A squash casserole that was unevenly cooked and had a strange balance of acid and salt. Vegetarian dishes at most Santa Fe restaurants are delicious. So this was a surprise. And I love their breakfast every time I go here. The atmosphere is first rate. The service is good.

The place is very tiny especially the restroom. Get ready to wait for at least an hour if you have a big table. The ambience is festive. The food is delicious!

I’ve been wanting to come here for a while and it did not disappoint. Recommend that you stop by 45 minutes before you want to eat to get your name on the list. The place is always packed. Classic sweet and savory dishes with NM flavor and style. Both red and green salsas were excellent. Restaurant was packed but service was still 8 out of 10. They accommodated our dietary restrictions with the ease. I went with the enchiladas, which were great, but seeing the breakfast burrito made me wish I had ordered that in addition. Next time.

I’ve been coming here since I was a kid. The food is still great, the frozen margaritas are perfect, and the service is always pleasant and fast. The restaurant can get very busy, I really appreciate their electronic waiting list you can see on your phone. I’ve never had a bad meal, met a rude person here, and had anything less than a good time in decades of visits. Thanks for wonderful times over the years.

I can’t talk enough about this amazing place. Amazing food, amazing service(big shout out to Jacky) and everything super awesome. Our little kiddo messed up his salad with dressing and they replaced that with bigger portion at no additional cost. Highly recommended !!!

The place was very easy to find. Foods were excellent southwestern dishes. Inside is very clean and bright. Waitress was very kind, sweet and friendly. I’ll surely come back here if I visit SantaFe again.

After an entire day of exploring Santa Fe, we ended up here due to the fantastic reviews. I put my number down, and they told me the wait would be around 45 minutes. 20 minutes in, I go to check the virtual queue, and they lost my number. After asking them about it, I find out that they accidentally deleted my position. Luckily, they knew what my spot was and added me right back. But that wasn’t the end of the mediocre service. Once we got seated, it took what felt like years for them to finally come bring us some waters and take our order. It took another 30 minutes to get our food, which ended up being pretty meh. Everything was just fine, but the enchiladas were extremely dry. The meat inside was so dry and tough, you could barely even chew it. Otherwise the food was okay. Our waters were never refilled, no server came to even check on us. Then, we waited another 20 minutes to get our check. I had to physically get up and find a server to get our check. Honestly the service is unbelievably terrible, and the food was pretty mediocre. I would not recommend this to others. The okay food did not make up for the terrible service.

Christian was our server and he did an exceptional job throughout our dining experience. The quality of food and the service has earned them five stars. Would definitely recommend.

We ordered Enchiladas and Burritos and they were delicious with the red chile and green chile though they were a bit hot for us. We went on a Wednesday and entered the restaurant sharp at 11 AM when they opened it. Almost all tables were occupied in 20 minutes. Their hospitality is good, food is good and they served it fast. They have enough parking. We enjoyed our meal and the visit.

Wow! Great food, large portions, excellent breads and flavoring throughout. Nice atmosphere and fast friendly service. Free parking on site. Reasonably priced too.

Can to Santa Fe with our dog. I say this because we asked La Plazuela if they could accommodate us and they were more than willing to do so. They set up a table along the outside of the restaurant, which was super nice, not only because we were inside the hotel but we were also able to enjoy the air-conditioning. The food was wonderful as you can see by the pictures. The fries and onion rings were cooked perfectly. Squidink pasta was delicious.

We are local but have never dined here. Let me start with the good. The food was prepared wonderfully and the atmosphere and decor were what you’d expect in a nice restaurant in Santa Fe. Over all, all the staff were very friendly and attentive. We were happy with that since we were there with friends from out of town. And we did enjoy the time there. I did have a few minor issues. Our friends had a reservation for four people. When we got there, even though we could see there were plenty of available tables, we were told that we would be seated when the table was ready. We waited for more than 5 minutes and then were guided to our table, which was ready all along. Our table was between two others. It was so tight that my companion was bumped or pushed a bit every time when someone tried to pass between chairs. It could be annoying specially when you were eating. I wish it was a perfect experience but unfortunately it was not.

The ambiance of the restaurant is great, the staff is very friendly. Asking for their patrons cell phone number and full name is a bit off putting and an unnecessary collection of personal data! The "made on the table" guacamole is one of the best I've had in a while and the chips are delicious! The menu, on first glimpse looks more refined than in your down the street Mexican restaurant and the presentation of the dishes is spot on. The flavors are good but nothing that really sets it apart from a decent Mexican restaurant. Worth the higher price? You decide for yourself.

Amazing experience. We came in near the end of the night, and despite them closing soon the service was still phenomenal, the food was perfectly cooked to order, and the desserts were a welcome surprise. Flawlessly executed steak, tender and delicious pork, and incredibly delicious flan and bread pudding. Our experience was very much top notch. Thank you!

This restaurant experience at La Plazuela has got to be one of my most amazing dining experiences!! First of all, the guacamole is a must-order. Herman made the guacamole with fresh avocados and ingredients at our table and it simply is such a special and fun experience. Since it is fresh, it is so delicious with the crispy tortilla chips on the side. We also really enjoyed the halibut entree. The service made everything above and beyond though. Our server, Armando, was attentive, helpful, and had a great knowledge of the menu. Would recommend La Plazuela to anyone needing a restaurant choice in Santa Fe. Thank you to La Plazuela for a great dinner and thank you to Armando for such fantastic service!

Went to this place for lunch. The ambiance, service, esthetic, and food is superb. You are given free sopapillas and you can still order from a desert menu if your sweet tooth is not satisfied. It is a bit pricey but being from Texas, the food is fantastic. It's different from Tex-Mex with more flavors. This restaurant definitely makes its sauces and foods from scratch. This is a great place to experience Mexican food in the southwest USA. I highly recommend this place. Beware. Depending on the time of day you go, there could be a wait. Also, we didn't order guacamole but if you do, they make it in front of you.

Overall great experience at dinner and for breakfast. The atmosphere is open and inviting with a nice fountain in the middle. All the food was excellent in quality and presentation. Like all places they are currently under staffed but the team present did an excellent job to make the experience a positive one. The French toast at breakfast was incredible. Would not hesitate to go again

Great atmosphere, great service, pet friendly, attentive and helpful waitstaff and great food! We ordered the Mexican burrito and shared it as it was plenty. We debated on the French toast as well, but the burrito proved to be enough to share. It was delicious and the beans that come on the side surprised me by how flavorful and well they complimented the burrito. I love that they sold local cold pressed bottled juice a nice option from regular juices. Highly recommend! No you don’t have to stay at the hotel to eat there. You may need to make a reservation in advance though as their reputation speaks for itself. There is a parking garage for the hotel that you can park in, not sure if they will validate as we decided to park on the street and walk about the plaza after enjoying out delicious breakfast. Definitely will go back and looking forward to which item menu I will try next.

The food is good; I wouldn’t say it’s life changing. The tortilla soup wasn’t what I hoped for overall… very small minced pieces of dark meat instead of shredded white meat. The table side Guacamole was fresh and delicious although I feel they should modify the portion size based on the table size. We had four people and it wasn’t enough. Service was good, but a tad slower than we prefer. I would go back and enjoy one of the margaritas which sounded delicious; I just wasn’t in the mood for a cocktail this visit.

What a treat to eat here on vacation! Normally restaurants within a hotel can be hit or miss, but not La Plazuela. A confident chef here with a tightly curated menu of New Mexican traditional cuisine and awe-inspiring fusion of flavors. I went adventurous with a quail breast appetizer and the lamb chops( a ballet of flavors between the mustard demi-glaze, mint, shallots, and rainbow chard) for the main course—both were mind blowing. My meal here made my trip to Santa Fe, and I would say this place IS A MUST! Definitely pair your wine with the suggestions in the menu; you won’t be disappointed. Bravo, La Plazuela!

One of the reasons we wanted to visit the charming Santa Fe area was the reputation of its food scene. Rather than providing a review of each of the six dinner restaurants we tried, let me just say Geronimo was…by far…the best. Refined, creative, complex and beautifully presented. Delicious. And a great wait staff. If Michelin awarded stars in Santa Fe, Geronimo would lead the pack.

We dined outside in a rain storm and that was wonderful. I had the fiery Thai shrimp in an almond cake. I started with the tuna tartare and ended with the lemon crepe. All pretty good but not outstanding. Great service and wine selection.

We had an amazing experience for our anniversary dinner. The atmosphere is classy and the waitstaff is friendly. The food was delicious. We tried the vegetarian tasting menu and we were very impressed with the quality of the vegetarian dishes. A single order of vegetarian tasting menu was enough for the two of us. We also tried their cocktails. We described the kind of cocktails we were looking for and the waitstaff made excellent recommendations.

This place sets the bar high. Excellent fine dining experience. Lovely dining room and we had the good fortune of having Jay looking after us. If you want to have your taste buds thrown into a frenzy, you will not be disappointed. The Elk is out of this world!

I really like eating there. We sat outside in the patio and fortunately enough, the weather was great and it had a nice view of the area. The service was impeccable. They gave us a sparkling wine to start with. Everything that we have eaten in the menu is crafted meticulously and the it was a balance and also an exception of flavors. Though, I got obsessed with the foie gras appetizer and got 3. The elk was cook to perfection, it was tender and flavorful and the mashed potatoes and mushrooms are good sides for the dish. I really recommend the place but book a reservation since they don’t really take walk-ins because they are pretty busy. We also went on a Monday and it was already booked for the day.

Outstanding. Service 5/5. Our attentive and friendly server Michelle made sure that the food came out in time with the right drinks. She made sure our anniversary dinner was amazing. Menu was over the top. So many choices. Execution was on point. Can't wait to come back again.

Our experience from start to finish was exceptional. The entire staff including the valet was friendly, gracious and provided the top notch service that you would expect from a restaurant like Geronimo. Now let’s talk food… everything we order was prepared beautifully and presented lavishly. From the seared tuna and sashimi, miso Sea Bass to the Elk Tenderloin and Meyer Lemon Crepe…it was all delicious! Thanks for the wonderful experience!

Top drawer Santa Fe dining. Came here a couple times for the 3 course vegetarian tasting menu when it was $45 and $55. Now $75. Decided to go with 3 courses off the menu... the Lobster Pasta and Broccolini and "Apple" desert for just $70. The lobster was cooked perfectly, plentiful, soft and not rubbery. The pasta and sauce was incredible. And the desert was fantastic, just as good as Chicago or LA fine dining deserts. Get a reservation if you can.

Loved our dinner at Geronimo. We came here on Memorial Day weekend for dinner at 8pm and got free valet parking which was amazing. We got seated at our table and our hostess Michele was very good in helping us decide our dishes. We got crab cakes and caesar salad for appetizers and for mains we got the Lobster with pasta dish, sea bass and prawns dish. Everything was super delicious. Michele offered us complimentary local wine tasting along with a sample of mushroom soup. For desserts we had flourless chocolate cake and lemon crepe. We loved our experience here.

This place is a must when visiting Santa Fe. Food was absolutely incredible. The appetizers didn't really look all that special, so we split 3 entres instead. We got the prawns, salmon, and center cut beef tenderloin. All 3 were incredible. Our server Joseph was exceptionally nice and professional, and was always right there with answers, helpful information, and good service. The only thing I will say is that the tequila old fashioned and the buffalo trace old fashioned we had were, and I don't say this lightly, probably the worst old fashioneds, if not cocktails, we've ever had. The espresso martini was delicious though.

Our first time dine in here.. ✔️ Friendly hosts ✔️ Nice ambiance ✔️ Great service ✔️ Good presentation ✔️ Food temperature spot on ✔️ Appetizer flavor was excellent ❌️ The entrée... was bland/lacking sufficient seasoning. A bit disappointed 😞 Overall 4 star.

Loved it. The service was outstanding. The food, even better. Fun drink menu. What an authentic Santa Fe experience. Went there for my birthday and they made it very special. The carpaccio and elk tenderloin were outstanding. Highly recommended, even if finding parking was hard on a Sunday evening!