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Explore Santa Fe: Restaurants

If you love fine food, welcome to paradise! Santa Fe has long been heralded as a gourmet capital, offering a variety of fare to make your mouth water. Restaurants serving traditional Southwestern dishes abound and many of our award winning chefs combine elements of local cuisine with dishes from other cultures to create truly unique dining experiences. Read more about Restaurants...

Grand Opening Barbecue and Lecture - September 12, 2010

Chow Down at the Cowden Cafe

by EditorSantaFe.com

Aug 31, 2010

The History Museum's Cowden Cafe, operated by the owners of the famous Plaza Cafe, celebrates its grand opening Sept. 12, with a ranch-style barbecue and live Western music by Sid Hausman, plus a free lecture about the Cowden Ranch. Take a break from the Santa Fe Fiesta to enjoy a $9.99 buffet.

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September 22-26, 2010

20th Annual Santa Fe Wine and Chile Fiesta

by EditorSantaFe.com

Aug 30, 2010

Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the spectacular Santa Fe Sangre de Cristo Mountains, this five-day event, running September 22 through 26, pairs culinary creations from 60 of the City Different's finest restaurants with world-class wines produced by 90 different wineries.

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The Farm to Restaurant Project

Cook with the Chef

A Program of the Santa Fe Alliance

by EditorSantaFe.com

Jul 8, 2010

The Santa Fe Farmers Market has been recognized as one of the top local markets in the country and is a popular spot for locals and visitors during its Saturday and Tuesday market days. After polling local restaurants, an additional market day was selected to better serve busy Santa Fe chefs wanting to support the Santa Fe Alliance's growing Farm to Restaurant initiative.

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New Mexico Culinary Treasures Trail

Nominate Your Favorite Restaurant Today!

by EditorSantaFe.com

Apr 30, 2010

This latest New Mexico Tourism Department culinary trail recognizes the venerable independent restaurants statewide that opened before 1970. Restaurants operating for at least 40 years are both rare and notable of special recognition. Many have been in the same family for multiple generations. Others are operated by someone selected by the founder to carry on the tradition. These establishments and their proprietors have the authenticity and character that helps define New Mexico, and that visitors to our state seek. Submissions will be reviewed by a panel of Tourism Department and culinary authorities. All restaurants meeting the criteria will become part of the Trail, which will be promoted at the Tourism website www.newmexico.org and by other means.

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Premiering Feb. 28-March 13, 2010

New Mexico Restaurant Week

Top Restaurants to Offer Affordable Three-Course, Prix-Fixe Dinners

by EditorSantaFe.com

Feb 1, 2010

"Red or green?" may be New Mexico's official state question, but diners will be facing many more delectable choices when the state's first Restaurant Week promotion debuts in Santa Fe (February 28th to March 6th) and Albuquerque (March 7th to 13th). It's a one-of-a-kind opportunity to experience extraordinary menus from the area's finest restaurants - and enjoy fantastic lodging packages - at very attractive prices.

To date, close to 70 restaurants and hotels are participating in both cities. Restaurants are featuring three-course, prix-fixe dinner menus for $25 per person, $25 for two, or, at a few restaurants, $40 per person. Several more participants are expected to sign on in the next few weeks.

 

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Robert Kacher Wine Dinner

At Amavi - November 4, 2009

by EditorSantaFe.com

Oct 29, 2009

We are pleased to announce that Amavi will be featuring a Robert Kacher Wine Dinner on November 4, 2009. The dinner will take place at 7:30pm and will include five courses with wines paired for 85 dollars per person. A fantastic deal for the quality of wines and food that will be here! Hope you all can join us!

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Restaurants in Santa Fe, NM

Chiles have a nearly sacred place in traditional Santa Fe dishes, and you’ll get used to hearing “red or green?” asked by your waitperson. This refers to whether or not you’d like red or green chile with your meal, if you reply “Christmas”, you’ll get a delicious combination of both. Chile shows up in a wide variety of dishes from soups to sandwiches, from stews to chocolate. Yes, we even like it in our hot chocolate!

The variety of cuisines in Santa Fe will astound you. Traditional Italian, French, Southwestern and Mexican restaurants are accompanied by Vegetarian and Vegan, Tibetan and Nepalese, Indian and Chinese and a whole host of other culinary favorites. If you have a little more time, Santa Fe also has a number of world-renowned cooking schools so that you can learn to create these wonderful dishes when you return home.