There are cheaper places to drink in Santa Fe, but we had a great time here. You choose your seat…read moreand order at the bar. Both bartenders were friendly and talkative, the drinks were unique and delicious, and the decor was exactly what you would expect from George R.R. Martin.

I close my eyes and I imagine the scene- that last tasting session before approving this menu. When…read moreR.R. Martin insisted the Dark Winds cocktail integrate even more beets- so many beets that the mezcal itself was stifled like a flame under shovelfuls of fecund loam and that homey odor of fresh earth itself somehow overpowering a smoke-scented spirit- when this titan of imagination demanded more beet! in his signature drink, did he bang his closed fist against the table in passion? Did tears of certainty spark his eyes as he sat under those moody lights, standing firm that yes So Long, See You Tomorrow needs not one or two but three different types of sesame- what did he feel? What did intend to bankroll? And the sickest joke of all- the Bellow's Breath- a bone broth mocktail like some crystal cup of soup. Was that beverage intended to pogo stick my friend off the proverbial wagon into the depths of glugging Long Island ice teas just to feel something familiar again? Because it did. And my heart aches for that friend but I too would lose my mind if I were to stare into such a void and see whatever it is that stares back. Was this menu the vision of a team- a baffling Frankenweenie invented by committee- or the secret wish of one troubled mind? I see it all so clearly and yet I can't help but doubt my own memory. That many beets on such an expensive cocktail menu? Who salts blueberries? This total disregard for the green chile cult that runs this city like a delicious cabal? Had no drink technician ever walked from front door to car, inhaled the piñon perfumed air outside and thought, I can do something with that. I don't know what happened and I don't think I ever will but I know I did not like it. Also the bartenders were vacant and so confused that human beings wanted to order cocktails in a cocktail bar.

We didn't even get the chance to sit down or spend our money here. We showed up with a party of 9…read moreand were stopped at the door before we could even step inside. A staff member asked our group size, said she needed to check with the bartender, and then a male employee came up and said he was the bartender. He told us they couldn't accommodate a party of nine and also refused to let us split into smaller groups. The way it was handled made it worse--he was condescending and hit us with, "I don't make the rules, I just enforce them," with zero effort to offer alternatives or show any basic customer service. I've never experienced a place turn away a group that's clearly ready to spend money, especially on drinks. Turning away out-of-town guests like that without even trying to work with us is a pretty bad look. Definitely not a great first impression.

We did like the atmosphere and the drinks, but there's been no live jazz since 2019, so the…read moredescription is very outdated. In fact, the volume level of the recorded jazz is so low that it's often hard to hear. The service was extremely good, and they make you feel like they're generally happy to have you here. Had the Memphis on Moonlight - good but very bitters forward - and the Boundless Garden, which was a lovely melon drink.

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!

If you're looking for a moody, elevated cocktail experience in Santa Fe, As Above, So Below…read moreDistillery absolutely delivers. The moment you walk in, the atmosphere pulls you in--an almost mystical aesthetic with curated decor (think mounted skulls, vintage accents, and cozy lounge seating). This makes it perfect for a date night or a unique night out. The space is intentionally designed to feel immersive, and it works. I ordered a gin cocktail with a tajín-style rim and fresh cucumber garnish, and it was incredible. Crisp, refreshing, and perfectly balanced with just the right amount of spice. Service matched the vibe--friendly and knowledgeable about what they're serving. It was easy to sit back and enjoy the atmosphere. This is one of those places that feels like a hidden gem--unique, a little edgy, and far from your typical bar scene. Whether you're into craft cocktails, cool aesthetics, or just want somewhere different to hang out, this spot is 100% worth checking out.

Terrible service Incredibly long wait…read moreBartender had no idea how to make drinks and was looking up the most simple concoctions . He didn't even know how to make a dirty martini .

We tasted several wines. In flights. Most was really good. Fell in love with the Tempranillo…read more Ordered a cheese board. It was as fabulous. We liked the feel of the place. Open and airy. Nice place

Super friendly staff, great cocktails and wine, nice ambiance. The pomme frites also were very…read moretasty with an amazing sauce.

The ambience! Very calming, romantic and cozy…read more We ordered from the fixed menu. Tomato salad was so fresh, tomatoes firm and sweet. The corn soup, savory, creamy yet light. The sea salt focaccia was warm and chewy on the inside with a light crust. So good. For entree, there was a choice of salmon or steak. We got the steak and it did not disappoint! It was well seared yet medium rare inside as we re l preferred. Definitely a must try. And finally an opera cake to finish. It's a little dome opera typed with chocolate mousse covered in chocolate ganache. Perfect to complete a meal.

Recommended as the best burger in town, and lived up to the hype. Fresh and tasty food, dishes were…read moresimple and plain but high quality in the details. The atmosphere here was formal, stuffy and old; reservations needed. I would recommend sitting at the sunken bar which has a less stuffy atmosphere.

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

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.

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

It said farmers market, but who knew you go inside and the back has an amazing bar with gold and…read moreflowers and look at the walls So the rule of the house is the Los Poblanos Gin - get it in more ways than one Service is so sweet, ready to help Julia Childs book is here so it must be amazing

I am familiar with Los Poblanos organic lavender farm in Albuquerque. I had the opportunity to work…read morein two renowned luxury hotels where their products were provided for their guests, Hotel Emma and Hotel Drover. When we visit Albuquerque or Santa Fe, we usually stop by to get a few things to take home. Last year when we traveled to England, we took some Los Poblanos items as gifts for our relatives on the other side of the pond. They loved them.