David A. wrote:
>Looking for recommendations for a wedding dinner in Santa Fe in Feb.
The Compound
The Pink Adobe--Legendary, and consistent ( a rarity in Santa Fe)
From [email removed] Thu Feb 8 11:17:51 EST 1996
Article: 22602 of rec.food.restaurantsSanta Fe, NM
Santa Fe Recommendations?
David A. wrote:
>Looking for recommendations for a wedding dinner in Santa Fe in Feb.
My favorite is:
Gabriel's
Rt. 11, Box 5
(5 minutes north of the Opera)
Santa Fe, NM 87501
505-455-7000 (R)(DD) Daily
cards/bar/res
€ Cozy fireplace, old tile floors, log-beam ceilings, and walls two-feet thick € Food of the Southwest and Old Mexico € Fresh corn tortillas prepared at exhibition comal. € Gold margaritas from "scratch," € Great Mexican dishes, but no soppapias or fried breads of the southwest. € Tableside presentation of guacamole appetizer. € Try carnitas or burrito de carnitas, arroz con pollo, chile rellenos and fish tacos.
From [email removed] Sun Feb 11 19:49:29 EST 1996
Article: 22697 of rec.food.restaurantsDavid A. wrote: >From: [email removed] (David Anderson) >Subject: Santa Fe Recommendations? >Date: Sun, 4 Feb 1996 18:34:12 PST >Looking for recommendations for a wedding dinner in Santa Fe in Feb. The Shed for lunch. From [email removed] Sat Feb 17 10:08:53 EST 1996 Article: 22883 of rec.food.restaurants
Here's a good web site to browse for Santa Fe restaurants: http://www.interart.net/restaurants/the/default.html
A few years ago, we ate at a great Mexican restauarant called Rancho De Chimayo. It is in Chimayo, a town very close to Santa Fe. Both of us loved it. From [email removed] Mon Feb 12 19:55:43 EST 1996 Article: 22705 of rec.food.restaurants
In J & M Adler writes: > >A few years ago, we ate at a great Mexican restauarant called Rancho De >Chimayo. It is in Chimayo, a town very close to Santa Fe. Both of us >loved it. > Many excellent places- the Shed for lunch,, ,the Compound, Pink Adobe, little place on the corner near St Francis Hotel (name escapes me) for breakfast, santacafe, coyote cafe...in recent years a # of cuisines other than southwestern have been popping up w/ a well known innovative chefs from elsewhere (e.g. california) moving in. while Rancho de Chimayo is great, there is no need to leave santa fe to find excellent restaurants. Dave Ball From [email removed] Mon Feb 12 19:59:58 EST 1996 Article: 22724 of rec.food.restaurants
David A. wrote:
>Looking for recommendations for a wedding dinner in Santa Fe in Feb.
Highly recommend The Double A on Sandoval just down from the Hilton. We were there in August of '95 and were blown away by the place. Setting is Post-modern Rustic and absolutely stunning! Food is classic american with emphasis on simplicity. Chef is formerly of Santacafe. Desserts are a specialty, and are "to die for."
Michael Palmer
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PS: The Pink Adobe has lots of small rooms so if the party wanted "seperateness," it might be your best choice.David B. wrote: <snip> > little place on the corner near St Francis Hotel (name escapes me) for > breakfast, <snip> Sounds like Cafe Pasqual's. Good for Lunch and Dinner, too. --Brian O'Laughlin From [email removed] Mon Mar 25 09:16:59 EST 1996 Article: 23596 of rec.food.restaurants