Let's go back to INEXPENSIVE: 1. OJ/Sarah's on Guadalupe betw Water & San Francisco (it's listed in the natl book - "Road Food" - good basic - healthy food - low in price...++breakfast also noted to be a + 2. From a Prodigy posting -=-= (I have no personal knowledge).....go to the Woolworth's on the Plaza. There is an order window that opens onto the sidewalk....order the Frito/Chili Supreme.....the comment is...you will be eternally grateful for the "rec". 3. The Shed - 1131-1/2 S Palace Ave - 1 blk from Plaza - crowded - inexpensive and worth the wait. 4. Zia Diner - 326 Guadalupe - reasonable and casual. 5. For "take out" - the health food store - WILD OATS (ACTUALLY 2 LOCATIONS) use their deli counter for a wonderful assortment of hot and cold items.....a winner!!!!! Sidney Rothschild [email removed] From X Wed Dec 14 21:28:45 EST 1994 Article: 12305 of rec.food.restaurants
Santa Fe, NM
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Sidney R. wrote: >Let's go back to INEXPENSIVE: >1. OJ/Sarah's on Guadalupe betw Water & San Francisco (it's listed in the natl >book - "Road Food" - good basic - healthy food - low in price...++breakfast >also noted to be a + Fabulous breakfast. GO! I don't think it open for dinner. >2. From a Prodigy posting -=-= (I have no personal knowledge).....go to the >Woolworth's on the Plaza. There is an order window that opens onto the >sidewalk....order the Frito/Chili Supreme.....the comment is...you will be >eternally grateful for the "rec". It's yummy. The best Frito Pie you will ever have. >3. The Shed - 1131-1/2 S Palace Ave - 1 blk from Plaza - crowded - inexpensive >and worth the wait. Get a number 6 - enchiladas and posole. The lemon souffle for desert is marvelous. The Shed is usually open only for lunch, but when I was in Santa Fe for Thanksgiving I noticed an ad stating dinner hours. You might want to confirm this. >4. Zia Diner - 326 Guadalupe - reasonable and casual. I didn't like Zia very much. It was a little too wierd for me. Other recs: Josie's - great apricot pie and cobbler. Fabulous Mexican food. Their chile rellenos are wonderful. In an old house near the Plaza. Tomasita's (near Sanbusco) also Mexican food, also very good. Pink Adobe yes, dinner is expensive, but lunch is not. This is a Santa Fe institution (like the Shed) and you should at least go there for a cocktail inthe evening. It's fun. Pranzo - moderately priced Italian (part of Sanbusco but the entrance is outside) - there is also a Pranzo cafe inside the Sanbusco mall. Liz R From X Sat Dec 24 11:29:33 EST 1994 Article: 12558 of rec.food.restaurants