Your search is over. This place is great. The food is delicious, the staff is wonderful and the…read moresetting is low key. The night we visited they had a mellow band and an open mic. We sat at a big table with some other couples and came away inspired. Thank you Cafe Sierra Negra.

Great food in an unexpected location. Good vegetarian options, all fresh. Love the decor. Make the…read moredrive, you'll be happy p.s. desserts are yummy too

The food in the past was phenomenal, however having to wait more than an hour for your reservation…read moremakes this a little less of an ideal experience. Once we got food it was exceptional.

I hadn't been here in years (17 to be exact). To be honest, I have never been in love with this…read moreplace as I find the food to be mediocre but the ambience is nice (more of an upscale dining experience) so I get why people like it here. This was BFF's first time here and he loved it. Both he and mom ordered the carne adovada plate which came with refried beans and rice (they did state that the red chile was too spicy though). I ordered a bean and cheese burrito with both red and green chile (Xmas style). It was ok but 16 bucks for this was too expensive. We also ordered a margarita each and they were also just ok and too expensive at 13 bucks each. As for the parking, it is kind of confusing but there is plenty of (unmarked) spots and kind of like a maze. We dropped off mom on the side (she is handicapped) as there really isn't a front side where you can drop off anyone. Our server was so genuinely nice though and provided excellent service and she went above as well as she noticed us dropping mom off via the cameras and told us we could go out through the side entrance. Would I be back? Most likely not as I had mentioned above that this place has never been one of my favorites but I am sure I am in the minority. I hear it is quite the place to be seen (for happy hour).

My partner and I recently celebrated our anniversary and went to Taos, New Mexico to check it out…read moreas we had never been. This was a must stop recommended by many people so we were happy to secure a reservation and dine there. Ambiance was nice, we enjoyed the warm lighting and how it was inside an old historic catholic church. Our server was friendly and knowledgeable as well. I will say- the food was decent but it was nothing extravagant or to write home about like others have mentioned in the past. A lot of items on the menu have like one or two ingredients that I feel throw the dish off, so it was difficult deciding what to get there. We ordered the cornbread, mussels, the trout and the bison when we went for dinner. By far my biggest complaint with the whole experience was the fact that it is a cash only establishment, with no ATM even available on the property. You have to drive beforehand to the closest Allsups and withdraw whatever you feel will be the most for the check plus gratuity. This really limits what you can/can't get on the menu depending on how much cash you bring. I personally do not enjoy feeling limited by that or having to do math at the table in my head to make sure I got enough to cover it all. This also makes people look at the menu beforehand maybe online to get a good idea before driving to said gas station. They say on the website it's because "By forgoing transaction fees, we can better support our employees, serve organic food, and boost our local economy." but in reality I believe it's because they do not want to pay credit card fees and whatnot. Their sister restaurant Manzanita (which we also dined at) was not cash only though which was odd if they are related, so something isn't lining up at The Love Apple. We still had the best time with each others company which matters the most celebrating a special occasion, but I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to tell everyone that they gotta go there when they are in Taos.

My partner made a reservations here for our anniversary dinner while we were visiting Taos. This…read moreplace was highly recommended but I just don't personally *get it* from a food stand point. The customer service was great and the ambiance was nice. It's in a historic old church. From the food items, my favorite was the mussels. Everything else was just alright. The bison steak didn't pack alot of flavor to me. It was still a nice night out but not my favorite foods.

I was told about this place by several different people. Finally had the opportunity to eat here…read more Mostly locals in this place, says a lot in a tourist town. As I travel throughout the southwest for work, I use huevos rancheros to set the bar for return visits to restaurants. Fina's had some of the best I have had in New Mexico. The green chile was outstanding! This says alot, because northern NM is know for its red chile. I can't wait to come back and try their red chile on my next visit. Do NOT miss the chance to eat here!

The menu here is relatively limited and contains very ordinary lunchtime fare. Our food was good…read more Grilled cheese and bacon for me. Patty melt for my partner. Turkey melt for my sister. All were totally fine--unexceptional but fine. Our servers were friendly enough and very attentive. It's a small place, with seating for fewer than 10 total parties. The walls are FILLED WITH Americana, nicely typical of small town America.

Amazing place! Food was delicious! Will be back! We stayed at Nosa for two nights on our way back…read moreto Texas. So relaxing and thoroughly enjoyed the much needed rest.

Dunno: bc it's so darn difficult to get anyone even on the phone to make a reservation. Even tho…read morethey say go to the website to do so, but when one does, one can't bc you should do so only when they are open. I can only surmise that they are overwhelmed since news got out the chef and owner received a James Beard nomination but daaaang, doubt I'll be able to experience it myself. Luckily we found another establishment in the area that serves up their dishes right proper and for a fraction of the cost and easily accessible. Best wishes To respond to Graham: Thx for replying, Graham. I called and left a message Friday morning for a spot either Friday night or Saturday for lunch, left my phone number on the voicemail. I'll try again for arrangements in April and see what's available then

Amaya Restaurant is a beautiful place with delicious food and excellent service. Lady was our…read moreserver and took great care of us with warmth and professionalism. My husband ordered the Guajillo Braised Boneless Short Ribs, which were cooked to perfection--tender, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. In my case, the scallops were slightly overcooked and a bit tough, and the corn purée was a little too spicy for my personal taste. The fry bread and the Picuris salad were excellent and truly memorable. The restaurant is located inside the beautiful Hotel Santa Fe and offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere, with a wood-burning fireplace and a very friendly staff. The décor is artistic and thoughtfully curated, honoring Native American culture, which I deeply appreciated and which gives the space a unique and special identity. Happy New Year!

Excellent breakfast and a lot of options to choose from to satisfy everyone! Service was prompt and…read moreeverything tasted delicious. I'd recommend the Huevos Rancheros!

You can go inside to use the restroom, but seating is outside only (just 2 tables available). While…read moreI was there, they did allow someone to sit inside, but I'm not sure why they got special treatment. We had missed breakfast since we couldn't figure out what time it ended, so we ordered from the lunch menu instead. We ended up getting a Buffalo Burger on Frybread w/ cheese and green chile (really good! I thoroughly enjoyed eating this. It was my first time eating frybread and I would definitely get it again. Only complaint was that the buffalo seemed to be wasted since we couldn't taste it at all). We also got Zucchini Fingers (super good as well! It had a really nice texture and flavor to it) and a Chokecherry Lemonade (I had to go and ask for more chokecherry syrup because you couldn't taste it at all at first. It gave a nice flavor, but it wasn't anything special). Zucchini Fingers win as the fave food from here, but the burger was a close second! I highly suggest stopping here if you ever find yourself in Taos because it is definitely worth it!

Fry bread cheese burger and fries. Delicious and filling…read more No ambiance. It's a drive through. However it is outside the beautiful World Heritage Taos Pueblo and on the reservation. Service was amazing. Nice girl at the window and I chatted about the Pueblo. Almost wished my food wasn't ready because it cut short our exchange.

Wonderful place to stop for lunch. While a bit of a drive from Santa Fe, it was worth it! A friend…read moreand I stopped for lunch on our way to Taos. It was warm so we sat outside. The sandwich, a BLT with Hickory Smoked Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato on Foccacia with Mayo was perfect, and the soup was comforting and with the right amount of seasoning. I had a Cranberry Lemonade to drink which was also very good and refreshing. Service was super nice and prompt, although we wanted to hang out for awhile and there was no rush. I can't wait to go back and it is definitely on the to-do list on my next visit. I recommend eating here, the food is absolutely great!

We followed some advice to eat here and the food was absolutely great! I couldn't resist ordering…read morethe steak, which was way better than I've had in some steak restaurants. Highly recommended! I'm sure that I would be raving about the gluten-free nectarine crisp if they hadn't run out. This is an unpretentious cafe located in a regional theater. Fun art on the walls. Picnic table seating outdoors. Several gluten free options and the service is responsive.

Yikes. Zero flavor,…read morelike ZERO FLAVOR. Worst food I've eaten in a very very long time. Canned beans? Y'all. I saw the can. I went out sick and checked your dumpster, coz I roll hard and I'm a chef, had to do some research. The food was WEIRD. Also, the replies I've seen from (the owner?) on reviews that weren't five stars are outright unprofessional. I shouldnt have let my partner pick this place because this SYSCO outlet literally left a bad taste in my mouth. Disgraceful. Tips: Use fresh ingredients.

The food is amazing red and green Chile is awesome and the Chile replenish are better than ones in…read moreLas Cruces, Rancho de Chimayo and others. They make them wither later like they should. Don't let the rough outside of the building fool you the food is great. The ambiance is standard diner but if you want good NM food here it is. Also the servicewas great but it wasn't busy when we went. It's worth the wait though.

Great food and service. The bread with whipped butter and garlic is a must!!! The food was all well…read moremade and elevated. It was awkward eating a meal on a couch/coffee table, but we picked the seating, and could have opted for a more formal table at the downstairs restaurant. The atmosphere of the bar/lounge was too cool to pass up though!!!

The place is nice had to sit at the bar but that was fine bartenders were great and attentive…read more My wife loved her 5 spice chicken. I had the trout I thought it was dry and under seasoned a filet on a bed of squash and hominy that was good but fish could've used some help. Drinks were very good.