OK, I'm giving this place 5 stars for the food. The service actually sucked, but the food was…read moreoutstanding! I had the Pollo Asada Burrito and my wife had the Shrimp Fajitas. The topped the burrito with green and red sauce... delicious!!! The flour tortillas were warm and soft awesome. As for the service... not good! The bartender is a rockstar, but the other server was not good. Forgot to give our drink order, forgot we asked for water, and forgot the beer I ordered. Actually, the food made up for it! Give ECT a try if you're in the Santa Fe Plaza area.

Walked in at 850 pm Saturday night was forcefully told that the restaurant is closed and the waiter…read morerudely escorted me out. Would never come back again. ============= This review got flagged by Yelp HQ, let me rewrite this and be clear of what happened. I walked into El Callejon Taqueria and Grill, located on 208 Galisteo St Santa Fe, NM 87501 on Aug 22 2026. It was on a Saturday night, right before 9pm. This was my first weekend in the city of Santa Fe, on both Yelp and Google this location shows the restaurant closes at 11pm. When I walked in the bartender told me that it was closed. I wouldn't care that a business is closed before the listed hours; it was the way the bartender went about it. He could have politely told me that the kitchen was closed, and I would not have had any problem with it. He walked up to me within arm's length and continuously repeated "sorry we are closed" multiple times while getting closer to me. It was one of the worst experiences I have had to get escorted "asked" out of a restaurant. The experience was not good. To be clear I never get to try the food here.

While passing through Santa Fe, we stopped at El Comal for dinner, and we're so glad we did! I…read moreordered the green chile stuffed sopaipilla, my husband had the ground beef chalupas, and my son had the steak and eggs -- everything was delicious. The complimentary chips and salsa were a great start, but the real highlight of the meal was the fresh, warm sopaipillas served with honey. They were easily some of the best sopaipillas we have ever had! The staff was friendly, welcoming, and attentive throughout our visit. This is definitely a spot we'll remember and make a point to stop at again the next time we're passing through Santa Fe!

This spot was within walking distance from my room, so I decided to give it a try. It's located in…read morean older strip center, but don't let that discourage you. The place was clean, the service was great, and the food was good. The enchilada was a little different from what I'm used to. It was served flat with a good amount of ground beef. I would've liked a little more sauce on it, but overall it had good flavor. The beans were good, and the potatoes and bacon were a nice addition to the plate. Overall, a solid little local spot with good food and great service. Definitely worth giving it a try.

I was really dissapointed with Santa Fe's dining scene -- but I was only there for a hot minute…read more This place, totally did not dissapoint. Excellent food, excellent service. We stopped in for lunch and stayed for the gluten free dessert. The food was very rustic and had more soul than the utterly forgettable fare in the downtown Santa Fe plaza area. Go here before you plunk down a bunch of your hard earned money on some generic Tex-Mex/New-Mex/Mex or some pretentious lounge that refuses to sit you if you don't look like a jeweler.

So...great food & drinks Grumpy man running cash register-…read moreolder -maroon plaid shirt-not kind to coworkers He is an arbitrary price-er. $18 for a cup of Togo red chili Nice wall art for sale Otherwise everyone great.

Excellent friendly service. Locally owned. One of the owners worked within Whole Foods and knows…read morewhat it takes to make quality food out of real ingredients. Went as soon as they opened & ate street side in shade. Many items sounded great. Hard to decide. If we were in town longer, we totally would've come back for another meal. Prices were so reasonable and excellent size servings. Almost always just drink water, but glad I was tempted by the lime, ginger, mint Agua Fresca, which was fantastic. Easy to eat within less than an hour.

Most of our group enjoyed their meals. I certainly did. I had the red and green smothered adovado…read moreand it was tasty. The ultimate house marg was smooth and tasty, worth the dollar upgrade. The tacos weren't better than Texas tacos so if you're expecting that order something else. Chips and salsa is a must- three different salsas and they're all so good

Best all around! You must go if you are in Santa Fe, we sat at the counter because the place was…read morepacked. Best decision since you get to see all the food coming out of the kitchen, there's no bad dish. At the counter you can meet the locals, and everyone was nice. I bought tres leches cake for later. It was super yummy and delicious! The ambiance is warm and cozy.

Fantastic! We had the chicken mole enchiladas and the Carne Adovada and both were fantastic. The…read moremole had a smokey, earthy flavor and paired well with the corn tortilla. The Adovada was spicy and tender. We had margaritas with our meal (this location has a liquor license and so they do use tequila), and we thought they were okay (though they were very reasonably priced). The staff were extremely nice, and the restaurant was a great mix of families, older diners, businesspeople, and visitors. We will likely come back.

Went couple days ago and Fernanda was my server and she was excellent, amazing attitude, was very…read moreattentive to our table and my drink was never empty! Food was amazing!!! Thank you for your amazing hospitality!

We are visiting Santa Fe from Oklahoma. Tried Pantry Dos for breakfast & had such a nice…read moreexperience. We came on a Saturday morning. As we pulled up, it looked pretty crowded, a few families waiting outside. I checked on the wait time for 3 & was told 20-25 minutes. We don't consider that an excessive wait time any time we go out. And being from out of town, it would've taken us at least that long to find another spot & probably would've had a wait at any other restaurant. There was plenty of space to wait in front of the restaurant, it was shaded and the weather was nice. I don't know how long we waited for a table, but it seemed to be less than quoted. Once seated, we were served drinks right away. The staff was very friendly and attentive. I ordered blue corn cinnamon pancakes with a side of bacon. The bacon was cooked crisp, just how I like it. The pancakes were really good! Different from anything I've had before. My husband had chilaquiles, those were really good. And my son got a traditional breakfast. The menu said it came with fries, which were more what we called breakfast potatoes. That was a good thing! Those potatoes were so good! The restaurant looked to be well staffed, everyone working and taking care of customers. This is for sure a place I'd recommend and would return to on future visits to Santa Fe.

Yummy food! I especially love the carne adovada and eggs for breakfast and my husband loves the…read moresteak and eggs special! Service is always friendly.

Horseman's Haven has all the ingredients of a perfect old-school Santa Fe breakfast spot:…read morecharmingly dated decor, counter seating, a great menu, excellent eggs, and salsa hot enough to rearrange your internal organs. Unfortunately, the charm started wearing off when I realized the entire building was coughing. Kitchen? Coughing. Staff? Coughing. Customers? Coughing. At one point it sounded less like a restaurant and more like the waiting room at urgent care during flu season. I generally prefer my breakfast without the ambient soundtrack of respiratory illness, particularly when some of the coughing is coming from the people preparing the food. Meanwhile, the AC was apparently set to "meat locker," so I froze my ass off while drinking coffee that immediately informed my colon we had somewhere else to be. Combine that with the nuclear salsa and I was suddenly operating under a very real deadline. Naturally, I walked outside to discover I had been completely parked in. And somehow my friend, who parked in a totally different spot, was ALSO parked in. So now two adults with increasingly urgent gastrointestinal situations are performing eight-point turns in the parking lot like we're taking the final exam at defensive driving school. The food was genuinely good. Unfortunately, good eggs can only carry an experience so far. If you go, bring a jacket, perhaps a KN95, know the location of the nearest bathroom, and for the love of God, park somewhere you cannot get boxed the fuck in.

Pasqual's has consistently excellent service and food. Always our favorite for a celebration meal!read more

Got a reservation through OpenTable for a Wednesday at 9:30 am breakfast before the long drive back…read moreto Oklahoma. This place feels rich in history and charm. The food was great! I had a smoked salmon on gruyere potato cakes and two poached eggs and it was amazing! The potato cakes are especially yummy. My husband got a crispy burrito with housemade chorizo and it was also delicious! Wish I could have tried them for dinner because their dinner menu looked bomb. Overall, a great experience and friendly staff!

- Vibes: Upscale yet casual, good for families - Crowd: busy…read moreon a weekday evening but short wait - Value for price: 5/5, not terribly expensive and great quality - Service: Fantastic. Kind and quick - Parking: onsite lot, gets very crowded Came to Tomasita's on a Monday night while visiting my friend in Santa Fe. They don't take reservations and although it was very busy we were seated within 10 minutes. My friends raved about the "swirl" margaritas (Santa Fe classic, apparently) so we got a frozen margarita flight. We were able to adjust the drinks in the flight- they even made me a frozen spicy margarita although that wasn't technically on the menu. Very helpful wait staff. We shared the flautas and loaded nachos. Both were rich but fantastic. We asked for both with a side of green chiles (highly recommend). The flautas came with sopaipillas which were fresh, soft and YUMMY. (They even brought two more when we asked!) This is a vibrant place to come for special occasions or even a nice family dinner. Highly recommend especially if you're visiting!

Seven friends went to Tomasitas on Saturday as part of a 50th anniversary celebration. We had a…read moretrain experience planned at 6:15. We got to the restaurant at 4:30, which we thought would be plenty early enough. They were already packed with a line out the door. It took nearly 20 minutes just to reach the hostess stand and check in. One we did they told us it was a 25 minute wait. Fortunately by the time I waded through the crowds and got back to my group, I already got the text that our table was ready. The next part was chaotic at best. You had to wade back through the line of people still checking in to be seated. Once you got back to the hostess stand, it was every man for himself. There were so many people crowded in to the tiny space it was impossible to tell the people trying to get on the list from the people who had been called to their table. Groups of people were cutting to the front to get seated ahead of others who were already in line to get seated. The employees were not managing it well, instead of calling the name of the next person in line, they just seated the people in front, who as I already mentioned, may have just pushed their way ahead of people already waiting. We finally made to our table and were seated. I really appreciate our waiter, once we told him about our time crunch, he was on it. He got our orders in quickly and the food arrived quickly. He got everything perfect. When we finished he got the checks done fast and we made it out with plenty of time to spare. As far as the food is concerned, the majority of the group enjoyed their meal. One meal, a taco salad wasn't good. The chicken was dry and the fried tortilla bowl was tough and chewy, not crispy. The sopapillas were hot and delicious, served with honey butter and honey. Overall experience was very mixed, terrible check in, great waiter, mostly good food.

It was my first time here and I stopped in for a margarita but decided to try their New Mexican…read morecooking as it seemed like the real deal when I walked in. I loved the decor and the service was fast and friendly. The food was so good! I got the el Plato grande so I could try a little of everything. Chili relleno, beef taco, cheese enchilada and posole with great Spanish rice too! Everything was tasty with just the right amount of chile and spice. Highly recommend.

this little place hits all the right spots. Food price friendly service. It just can't beat it…read more BTW, they still do not have a liquor license.