The Dragon Room Bar was truly memorable. Although there's no reservation for an impromptu birthday…read moregathering of 8, we found a large round table not long after we arrived. We had been few years back for our anniversary and ever since then we had wanted to go back. The waiter did his best to gather extra chairs and we were able to all fit at the round table. To my amazement, we had found a spot for the night to celebrate my birthday. The waiter asked what we had wanted to start with besides water for everyone. We got a bottle of red wine started and some margaritas along with a manhattan. Then afterwards couple of fish tacos and some carne asada arrived. We had great drinks and tasty food. Everything is delicious and so much great fun vibes. A definite memorable birthday to remember at this small but fantastic bar. Here's to coming back to the Dragon Room bar sooner.

What a lovely hidden gem in Santa Fe! My boyfriend and I checked this place out on a quiet Sunday…read morenight & loved the ambience and decor. Every touch is well thought-out and beautiful! We were surprised to learn the bar has been closed a few months for renovations, and we are some of the first to wander in before their soft re-opening Tuesday (5/5). Our bartender was very kind & attentive, and the cocktails were wonderful! Will definitely be coming back next time we're in town!

We thoroughly enjoyed spending an hour here prior to dinner…read more 'The cocktails were inventive (lots of smoke and infusions) and the surroundings were pleasant. We sat on the veranda out front and it was the perfect spot for watching the world go by. Recommended cocktails; Smoked Sage Margarita, Secret Garden and the Secreto Old Fashioned.

Cute little lounge bar attached to hotel. Small and intimate place which was nice for the…read morebusy/colorful city. Defs busy and think there was one server (who did amazing).. was fine because we were in no rush but drinks do take a while to make as they are very intricate and delicious. Ended up with shaken tequila drink as well as a play on Manhattan. Overall service and presentation were excellent

Kind of a grungy, punk, divey vibe. Not exactly my thing, but where that feels unique to me this is…read morethe kind of place to remind yourself it takes all kinds. A busy setting and top candidate for beginning or ending your Santa Fe drunk parade. That is to say, it is fun. It is not refined. But it clearly does not want to be. :)

Best bar in town!!!! Everybody is welcome here. Great music,…read moregreat drink prices, and a great crowd. *Cash only.

Charming Patio, Decent Food, Better for Drinks Than Dinner…read more The patio is lovely. Cool, shaded, and surrounded by greenery. It feels tucked away and cozy, with heaters for chillier evenings. This is definitely a mezcal focused bar, so keep that in mind. Margaritas lean smoky thanks to the mezcal preference, which might be unexpected if you're used to a more traditional flavor... The chips and guacamole were just okay. The guac was overly whipped, and the salsa lacked spice. I had the asada tacos. good, though a bit dry. Service was a bit hit or miss, took some effort to get the waitstaff's attention. If I came back, it would probably be for happy hour rather than a full dinner. The vibe is great for drinks and a light bite, but not a must-visit for the food.

Best bar person in Santa Fe this restaurant is a hidden diamond among restaurants…read more Great food great service and a bar that doesn't stop Marina is the one to know and Robert is The King

One of the locals recommended this place to us for drinks, and we enjoyed it so much! The décor was…read moreso cute, and it was so cozy inside. They have three different fireplaces and a lot of areas to hang out. There didn't seem to be any table service when we were there on a Saturday night. My boyfriend went up to the bar to get us drinks, and he mentioned the bartender didn't seem to be that experienced, having to check the book frequently to know what went in each drink. She just poured all the ice from the shaker into the glass for my margarita mocktail, for example. They have a very fun drink list, and I enjoyed the mocktails, but they didn't blow me away. We would definitely come back for the vibes and we'd love to stay at the hotel next time. They also have a lot of cute and fun items in their little gift shop that's next to the front desk. So glad we found out about this gem!

La Reina is the epitome of coziness, especially when stopping by on a cold winter night. Multiple…read morefireplaces (one by the bar and others in the main room/seating area) add the perfect touch. They host live music and different venues/events. A lovely experience for the local and/or traveler. 5/5 stars.

Absolutely a must go when in Santa Fe. It's slightly off the downtown plaza area, so maybe it's…read moreslightly hidden? Worth the tiny bit of extra work. If you can snag a seat in the armchairs beside the real fireplace, consider yourself lucky.

We came to Living Room for drinks after dinner. The bar is beautiful and you can order food here if…read moreyou'd like. We were stuffed, so we stuck with drinks. The service is professional and attentive. There is a choice of seating, but we chose to sit by the fireplace since fall was in the air. The drinks were good. The bar is on the pricer side, which is typical Santa Fe. However, the bar is walking distance to so much and was an enjoyable time. This is definitely a good option if you are looking for a more intimate setting to relax.

Tiny's isn't where I usually go. I tend to drift toward places where Santa Fe presents itself…read morewell--good lighting, composed menus, a certain ease. Tiny's isn't that. I went for the Sunday open mic and realized, pretty quickly, that this is a different version of the city entirely. The room is full of people who have been here a long time. Not passing through, not collecting an experience--living here. You can feel it. Cowboys, Native and Hispanic locals, older regulars who don't so much "come in" as continue to just being there, younger musicians trying things out without much concern for polish. Some people look comfortable, others look like they're working it out day by day. It's not tidy, but it's very real. There's a man who's been dancing since before I got there. Big guy. Not performing, not drunk, just... moving. Same small circle, same step, for what feels like hours. People join him, leave him. He doesn't change what he's doing. Santa Fe often gets flattened into a kind of aesthetic, around the plaza, galleries on Canyon Road, all of it carefully maintained and easy to read. Tiny's sits somewhere else entirely - in a David Lynch part of SaF. It's a place where the people who make up the actual fabric of the SaF are still visible, even if they're increasingly pushed to the edges outside of Tiny's. There's a slight offbeat quality to the place. The lighting runs warm, conversations overlap, the music drifts between rough and surprisingly good. It never quite settles into performance. It just unfolds. The open mic follows that same rhythm. People get up, play what they've got, and sit back down. No big reveal, no polish. Just presence. I the food is like Tomistas or La Choza (but open Sunday/Monday), the drinks are cheap, and the bar staff keeps things moving without fuss. Tiny's won't be everyone's version of Santa Fe. But if you're interested in the people who actually live here--the ones who've stayed, worked, have aged in this place--it's one of the few places where you can still see them gathered together. And that worth noticing.

Been in and around Santa Fe for many years, and have had lots of NM cuisine, but never at Tiny's…read more After hunting around on a busy holiday week evening for some New Mexican food, only to be stumped by insanely long wait times, we headed to Tiny's on a Monday at 6:30. Great, small, lively blues band playing, no wait to sit, and a very local, friendly vibe. Our party of five ordered a range of meals, rellenos, enchiladas, combinations, posole, tacos, and a few beers. Food was very reasonable in price, made to order, and rivaled just about anything at the trendier, upscale joints near the Plaza or elsewhere. Not a fancy joint, trying to one-up every New Mexico decorative cliche, so don't go for your Insta-life setting. When The Shed, The Pantry, La Choza, or others bust your chops, try Tiny's, and its long history in Santa Fe over the last 60 years. Or go to Tiny's to start.

I came here for my birthday dinner. I was alone, so I took a bar seat, and I had a lot of fun…read morewatching the kitchen. They make it look so easy! The food was delicious, but I decided on Coyote Cafe because of the dessert menu, and the burnt honey cake absolutely lived up to and surpassed my expectations! You can really taste banana leaf, the shaved halva adds a lovely sweetness, and it just melted in my mouth. The service was impeccable. They called me by name the entire time and even though I look quite young for my age, they treated me with respect. Their timing throughout the meal was perfect too, very attentive, but not stiflingly so. I exceedingly enjoyed my meal here, and I'll definitely be back to enjoy all the other dishes I want to try here.

Arrived in Santa Fe on Sunday and headed To this area of…read moretown to check out the area- heard great things about the coyote Café and it's rooftop bar. The vibe was eclectic, the view was nothing special, but we were definitely in a happening spot. We did not sample any food during our visit, but we did sample a margarita and a cold beer. Service was poor. It took a long time to place our drink order and an even longer time to get the Alice margarita and a bottled beer do not know what the hangup was but 10 to 15 minutes to get those drinks seems a little bit excessive. The margarita was nothing special, although you don't expect anything special from a house margarita, most of the time... They had a margarita filled with special and unique margaritas that looked interesting to say the least - overall it's on the list of places you must see... But I don't know why it has made the list. I was just disappointed.

Great old-school steakhouse feel right in the heart of historic Santa Fe. The Palace has that…read moreclassic, lived-in charm--like it's been doing things right for a long time. Service was warm and genuinely welcoming. We had the burger and halibut--both simple, well-executed, and satisfying. Solid wine and drink selection, and an easy, unpretentious vibe that makes you want to stay a little longer.

although atmosphere and service were good as for the foods huge disappointment…read more $42 Duck Confit consisted as one skinny drumstick and three boiled potatoes with tasteless sauce. $52 M/P Cioppino was joke. Both pretty tasteless and did not look or taste of chef's creations. we have been to many famous restaurants in Santa Fe NM but Palace was huge disappointment. prices did not meet quality... definitely over rated.

Cute bar with bar seating and lots of seating in cafe! Very creatively decorated and colorful since…read morethis bar is part of Meow Wolf. I wanted to try a float drink, and was recommended the MeowGarita. I got just that and the bartender gave me a face-full of cotton candy lol. It was so much but so cool! Had fun licking the cotton candy! The drink itself just tasted like a margarita. I do think the drinks are slightly overpriced. But overall, nice place!