If you're in Santa Fe and not ordering the tamale plate at Tres Colores, you're doing it wrong…read more This dish is the definition of New Mexico done right--two perfectly steamed tamales, one smothered in rich red chile and the other in savory green chile. The red has that deep, earthy flavor with just the right kick, while the green brings a brighter, roasted heat that balances everything out. Together? That classic "Christmas style" combo that hits on every level. The masa was soft and flavorful (not dry like you get at some places), and the filling was generous and well-seasoned. The sides sealed the deal--fluffy Spanish rice, hearty beans, and a fresh, crisp salad that cut through the richness perfectly. Portion size was solid, presentation was clean, and everything tasted like it was made with care--not rushed, not watered down for tourists. Service was quick, friendly, and exactly what you want when you're trying to keep a night moving. Authentic, satisfying, and exactly what you hope for when you come to Santa Fe. I'd order this again without hesitation!!!

We came in on a weekday around 7:30 PM. As we were driving by looking for parking, we saw the…read moretables and chairs being moved into the gravel. We thought we might have got the closing time mixed up so once we found a parking spot, I went over to ask. They said they were moving all of the tables so that they could clean the concrete pathway. We asked if it was OK we sat outside still with our dog and they said that was fine. They moved us to the other side of the pillar which we originally didn't mind but then quickly realized there's no lighting there. So we were eating dinner in a very dim lit area. After reading the reviews, we were excited to try the fish tacos, tamales, and fresh chips and salsa. Unfortunately, none of these really were superstar standouts for us. The blackened fish didn't have a ton of flavor. I found myself searching for a salsa that had a little bit of salt and flavor to spruce up the fish taco. I ate one of the three and my husband ate the remaining. The tamales tasted fresh and the ratio of protein to masa was great. We ate the tamale mostly without the mole sauce, which we didn't really care for. The salsa and chips that came out as an appetizer were fine. The salsas were different and flavorful. I wish that when they dropped off the different salsas (which they do on a rotation) they would have explained what each one was.

Delicious food in an authentically Mexican environment! The complimentary chips and salsa were…read moredelicious as well as the entrees. Extremely friendly staff as well.

Fun and casual dinner tonight after a long day of site seeing! Los Magueyes is a little off the…read morebeaten path, but I think the best places often are!! Tons of vegetarian options too!! Their chips and salsa are really good!! I got a Merlot to drink and my husband got a Mexican Coke. We shared the Mushroom and cheese quesadilla with Spanish rice and salad. Simple but delicious! Hit the spot!! Service was really good too! Would definitely come back next time I'm visiting!

love it. like a solid taco truck but with more options…read more I typically either get the fish tacos or green chile cheeseburger, and have never been disappointed with either. the shrimp tacos are good too. bumblebee bob is an old stl cat, so that adds to it for me--i make a point of grabbing a bit from there each time i'm in town, which is roughly annually. service is friendly, food is consistent/reliable, and cost is reasonably reasonable :)

Really bummed. Their Tortillas burger with guacamole was one of my favorites. I just got one and it…read moreseems they switched to premade burgers about 1/8th inch thick. They used to be so juicy you'd use up quite a few napkins while eating it. Now, I had to dump on mustard and mayo even w the guacamole. So bad, It tasted like a very bad Burger King burger( if you know what that weird taste is) . I threw half of it away. Sorry, I won't be back. The last time I got take out, I ordered the Chicken Green Chili stew. They left out any and all of the Chicken. This stew is up to 18$. They said they'd write it on the board for next time and of course they didn't.

Best tacos in town plus the most variety All dishes are delicious‼ Good, friendly service and…read moreMariachi music!

Delicious dinner for our last night in Santa Fe!! I got a Pacifico and my husband a Limeade! We…read moreshared chips and salsa. I got the Veggie Enchiladas Suiza and my husband got the Veggie Santa Fe Enchiladas! Both were delicious and fit our individual tastes. The restaurant has really cool decor! The service was a bit slow, but we weren't in a hurry, so it was not a factor.

After wandering around Santa Fe, we walked past Coyote Cantina and decided to pop in for a drink!…read moreIt was the middle of the day Friday and their rooftop cantina had about a 15 minute wait for a table if 5. Not long after our wait, we were seated under a shaded area at a high top! The view was great & it's definitely a vibe being on the roof! It was pretty well shaded all around. I can't remember the name of our server but he was super attentive & checked up on a us regularly. We all got a cocktail which were delicious and decided to share an order of their nachos. We subbed chicken for our nachos and it came with an extra plate of chopped chicken on the side! Definitely a solid amount of food for 5 people to share! The red chile on their nachos was SO good! I can't stop thinking about it.

I was rather confused about the two Coyote restaurants joining together. And quite frankly, I…read moresignificantly refer the Cafe menu more than the Cantina menu. The cantina menu is small and almost everything is basic except for the griddled corn cakes which I haven't had before. The service was alright with water refilled when requested, not automatically. The area is cute and an overlook of Santa Fe Square. Food is overall average and way pricey. The salsa and chips are $8 with no refill 1/5. The griddle corn cakes are covered in hot sauce and shrimp. It was edible but not overly delicious. 3/5 The nacho is drown in toppings which is good. I have no complaint. 5/5. I would take people here for drinks but maybe not food.

We're repeat customers at Palacio and have had an outstanding experience every time. Food, service,…read moreambience, never disappoint. Located in a quieter part in the edge of downtown, parking is usually pretty easy to find on-Street, and it's a few steps over to shops. The outdoor patio is secluded and quiet, and the indoors offers plenty of seating in a historic setting that's bright and fresh. On the food side, Palacio cooks their red Chile for over 8 hours, making it in my opinion one of the best and most flavorful in Santa Fe. Most other places I get Christmas style, but here, the red Chile is just perfect. On this trip, we had a smothered breakfast burrito and enchiladas suizas. Both were perfectly cooked, served hot, and resulted in another visit of what we expected from Palacio - great food and friendly service in what had quickly become our favorite Santa Fe restaurant.

Great local spot to grab some local Santa Fe breakfast. I ordered a traditional breakfast with…read moreeggs over medium, bacon and potatoes. However, something must've gotten lost in the translation because I was served an omelette, Christmas style (meaning both red and green chilies, and it was simply delectable service was outstanding other than the confusion on my breakfast order, which the the server apologized multiple times for messing up my breakfast, but at the end of the day, it was actually a blessing because what I received was much better than what I ordered Ambience wise... The Restaurant was not that busy but had a nice quiet vibe to it. Made for a very enjoyable lazy morning. Coffee was standard fare and very enjoyable to go with my breakfast. My dining companion went a more healthy route with granola and yogurt and said everything was very tasty

This is obviously a locals favorite. We rolled into town last Sunday morning so we weren't…read moresurprised to see a big wait to dine here. It's a big enough place but very popular. They told us it would be 15-20 minutes but it was no more than 10. Service was prompt and friendly. A shoutout to America! The food had the New Mexico fire we were looking for. My wife declared the enchiladas her favorite of the trip.

Service was great! Had a 10 minute wait for two after checking in with the host. No problem, the…read morebar was next to us so waited with a chilton in my hand. The environment was a welcoming place. Not too busy not too lame either. There were mariachi's there to serenade the folks. Nice touch for the experience. I had the Carne Adovado, and it was perfect! My first time having that dish with a side of rice and beans. The side of sopapillas were delicious too! I'll definitely visit again!!

Fun dog-friendly brewery with free pool tables!! Dogs welcome inside and in their small patio…read more Loved playing billiards while they played epic music tunes. The bartender was very friendly. We had the hazy ipa and red ale, tbh I wouldn't say either were amazing but they were fine. Considering the atmosphere, location, and great service plus being dog friendly, I highly recommend Desert Dogs! Support local and check them out!

This was our first visit and we were really thirsty after our 5 mile hike on the Santa Fe mountain…read more(Little Tesuque to Big Tesuque and back). Desert dogs is/offers: 1. Dog friendly 2. Nacho fries 3. Cherry cider Unfortunately they didn't have bock beer but did offer Irish red and Porter