With the often pricey breakfast and lunch options close to the Plaza, the Burrito Company Cafe stands out for offering affordable and quick, yet quality New Mexican/Salvadoran food in an informal setting. The breakfast menu mainly consists of inexpensive breakfast burritos, but there are bagels and breakfast bagel sandwiches as well. Lunch is chiefly comprised of tacos and burritos, served with sides of Spanish rice, beans and hominy. Feel free to dine alone here; you'll find this place packed with local business people at the lunch hour doing just that.
A huge variety of spices from the land of the Aztecs is rolled into the menu of this haven. So make your way to Horseman's Haven whenever you are in Santa Fe. Drop in for breakfast and order the Carne Adovada & Eggs, or the famously fiery Green Chile. But if lunch is on your mind, then go for the Cheese Enchilada Plate, which has blue corn tortillas. The kids menu is available for wallet-friendly prices. Another Horseman's Haven is also located at Rio Rancho. The prices are cheap, so go ahead and splurge.
We specialize in South Mexican food from Oaxaca, Veracruz and Yucatán Mexico. Bringing flavor in different sauces like Mole, Pibil, Barbacoa, Entomadas, Salsa Verde, Salsa Rojas, Salsa Macha and a lot of Mexican Herbs. Bringing National Mexican dishes for you to enjoy.
Los Potrillos is an authentic Mexican restaurant in Santa Fe that won the Best of Santa Fe Award 2007. It's a feeding ground for the locals, and the decor is unique with its wooden tables, chairs, hand-carved sculptures, murals, cacti and curtains that complete the authentic "western" atmosphere. The menu boasts chips and salsa, steaks, and seafood. Try the shrimp cocktail and rellenos. The Pechunga en Salsa, chicken breasts covered in pineapple sauce, the Cabrito, goat meat marinated and sauteed in peanut and almond sauce, and the Pork and Pineapple, grilled with onions and served with hot molcajete, are all delectable. The culinary skills of the chefs at Los Potrillos keep guests happy indeed!
A nationally acclaimed and local favorite since 1986, Tortilla Flats serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily with full bar and TV's. Moderately priced with generous portions. Seating for 200 inside the restaurant and 48 on the heated patio. Tortilla Flats has been honored in Zagat's, Travel and Leisure and Sunset magazines and visits of millions of visitors. The menu features the finest in New Mexican cuisine from traditional family Santa Fe recipes. Outstanding huevos rancheros, chicken quesadillas or slow baked red Chile pork ribs and renowned sopapillas highlight only a few of the favorite choices on the menu. Tortilla Flats is a great idea for food and drink either before or after Meow Wolf, which is located across the street.
This busy Mexican restaurant is the place to go if you want seafood. This is a simple, diner-style place so do not expect frills at Marisco La Playa, just great food. Start your meal off with the seafood soup, or try the shrimp cocktail--the shrimp is tender and the cocktail sauce is a special recipe. Order the entree of shrimp wrapped in bacon, it's a local favorite.
