Andiamo!
In the mood for some Italian? Take a walk down to Andiamo's. This restaurant is one of the Santa Fe favorites and very well deserves the reputation, thanks to its quality service and delicious cuisine. The restaurant serves up Italian-inspired food, all at a reasonable price in a welcoming atmosphere that will keep you coming back for more. They also have a selection of wines to please every customer. Andiamo's novelty stems from their exhibits of local artists' work.
The Pink Adoba, in operation since 1944, is located just off the Plaza, across the street is the San Miguel Mission. Locals dubbed this restaurant, "The Pink", named after the 300-year-old, historic rose-colored house that Pink is now home to. The lunch menu offers lighter fare with soups, salads, sandwiches and a few specialties. The French Onion soup is an all-time favorite. The dinner menu is much more extravagant. Try the escargot and artichoke hearts appetizers, and for the entree, sample the Lobster, Crab and Shrimp Enchiladas or the Southern Fried Chicken. Save room for the apple pie--it's the best in town.
At Bonita Restaurant, we use only the freshest ingredients to bring you authentic New Mexican and Latin cuisine flavors. Our menu is carefully crafted to make every dining experience unforgettable. Join us and taste the difference!
Our culinary team embraces the idea that food is a potent elixir for the body and mind. We work closely with our Ojo Farm to source seasonally available herbs, fruits, and vegetables to create a selection of vibrant and flavorful dishes.
Located in the Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi, the Anasazi Restaurant and Bar has won many awards over the years, and has been mentioned in Conde Nast magazine multiple times. Whether you come for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, your palate is sure to be pleased. The menu combines culinary choices from the three main cultures of the area—Native American, Spanish and Anglo. The Habañero Glazed Tuna Mignon is a slightly spicy but absolutely delicious option amongst the many others on the menu. You can even go for the Blue Corn Crusted Salmon with Grilled Asparagus. Brunch is served on Sundays.
Il Vicino roughly translates to 'the neighbor' and this restaurant stays true to its name by the fact that it's close to everything that downtown Santa Fe has to offer. If you are in search of excellent wood fired pies, this pizzeria has been making them for locals since 1992. In addition to a variety of pizza combinations, Il Vicino serves pastas, salads, soup and other Italian specialties. For instance, try the Piadine, this sandwich made with folded flatbread is sometimes hard to find, but thankfully here you can indulge with some of the best outside of Rome.
This family-style New Mexican eatery offers a wide range of stellar seafood snacks at reasonable prices. With recipes borrowed from the Puerto Vallarta region, the seafood takes on an interesting twist, with options such as Red Snapper Fillets and Tilapia Fillets featuring on the menu. For a more nifty eating option which is also filling, try the tacos, toastadas or burritos that come laden with shrimp or fish, with the addition of rice, lettuce, avocado and tomato. A kids' menu is available as well.
