Someone wrote: > >I will be in Santa Fe in late September for a seminar and would appreciate >recommendations of really special, interesting, and/or different dining >experiences in the area. The Natural Cafe is a superb restaurant, not open for lunch on weekends and closed Mondays. Santacafe is also good and in a very pretty building. The locals all go to a place called La Choza. For fast food, Berts Burger Bowl has the best green chile burgers. For other fast food, dont miss Baja Tacos. Coyote Cafe is vastly overrated. From [email removed] Sat Sep 28 10:38:29 EDT 1996 Article: 27873 of rec.food.restaurants
Santa Fe, NM
Santa Fe Restaurant Recommendations
I was there for a week this summer - I highly recommend Cafe Pasquale for both breakfast and lunch. In a town full of good restaurants, it was worth a return trip - the potato bisque with smoked poblanos was wonderufl. The Santa Fe Cooking School does lunchtime classes most days of the week, usually from 10-1. The class on Contemporary Southwest Cooking II ended up being one of the best meals of the week. Santacafe has a courtyard that's lovely for lunch, their food is a bit too architectural for my taste, but the lunch menu was nicely subdued. I also enjoyed Paul's for dinner one evening - had a southwest interpretation of softshell crab that was simply done. Zia's is a good bet for muffins, breads, and coffee/latte/expresso in the morning -clbence From [email removed] Fri Sep 20 07:03:20 EDT 1996 Article: 27791 of rec.food.restaurants