Best Restaurants in Santa Fe area (Tesuque: bill, rated, money)

[loborick]

The spellings are "Ore" House and "Geronimo's" for anyone who wants to google them to find out more.

[Towanda]

I have never been to the Ore House or Geronimo's because we just simply do not pay the prices to eat at the very expensive restaurants, so unless it is some HUGE occasion, will not be going to either.

Still on my list of places I have not been to yet:

Santa Fe Baking Company
Tia Sophia's
Bobcat Bite
Bert's Burger Bowl
Jinja's
Whole Hog Cafe
The Cowgirl
Steaksmith at El Gancho
Copa de Oro (a place out here in Eldorado)
El Parasol
Cafe Pasqual's
Tesuque Village Market

[stevie_2]

Thanks for the spelling corrections. I thought I had mis-spelled them both but was on my way out. I appreciate the help.

[loborick]

I don't know if anyone has mentioned this restaurant on here, but if you haven't, try Los Amigos on Rodeo Rd. It is where Castros used to be. Excellent food, prices and service. Best service in town. And one of the few places you get free chips and salsa.

[annasoeiro]

Dish n Spoon Cafe and Gifts 620 Old Santa Fe Trail. Breakfast, lunch, dinners 3 x week. Healthy, organic when possible. All tasty and really, the best deal in town. Wine/beer menu with wine specials at $5 a glass!

[Towanda]

Originally Posted by annasoeiro

Dish n Spoon Cafe and Gifts 620 Old Santa Fe Trail. Breakfast, lunch, dinners 3 x week. Healthy, organic when possible. All tasty and really, the best deal in town. Wine/beer menu with wine specials at $5 a glass!

Hi annasoeiro, welcome to the forum!

How is their New Mexican cuisine at Dish n Spoon? I have not heard of this place before....

[GODZILLA1]

I always enjoyed lunch at LA CASA SENA on their patio during late Spring and Summer; nice setting, great food (try the Sena Sampler) and reasonable prices.

[Vinegaroon]

Originally Posted by GODZILLA1

I always enjoyed lunch at LA CASA SENA on their patio during late Spring and Summer; nice setting, great food (try the Sena Sampler) and reasonable prices.

I also like La Casa Sena in the summer. Afterwards you can also pop into Todos Santos Chocolates and Confections for a treat.

[Towanda]

La Casa Sena has "reasonable prices"?

I have not gone there because I have always thought they were one of the higher-priced restaurants in town.

[Vinegaroon]

Originally Posted by Towanda

La Casa Sena has "reasonable prices"?

I have not gone there because I have always thought they were one of the higher-priced restaurants in town.

At lunchtime they are reasonable, and as a caveat, I mean reasonable for Santa Fe. Dinner there would be an expensive proposition, but then again that defeats the purpose of the patio dining. I think you can have a nice lunch and ice tea there for around $15.