Breakfast was pretty good, but flavor was slightly lacking the spicy zest, savor, and peppery kick you expect from Santa Fe dining. It was tasty but didn’t quite live up to all the hype. It’s good food, but didn’t knock my socks off. Service was great and friendly, however, Cafe Pasqual’s often books every seat in the restaurant for reservations, leaving walk in customers and tourists to be turned away. Be sure to book a table if you want to dine here!
Small place that is always packed. Reservations are nice. The food is superb - authentic, organic, amazing. Service and atmosphere are great. We had breakfast (brunch) at 1pm!
Very authentic! My wife has been going here since her mom worked here as a server some 45+ years ago.
Prepare to wait 20 minutes to an hour for a seat. Very small, always packed! But well worth it! One of the best in town!
Hands down one of the most delicious meals I have ever eaten. Seriously. The prices are a bit high and the wait was a bit long but the food was certainly worth it. The staff was very friendly and the service was good. The atmosphere was warm and causual. Absolutely, worth a visit.
Great spot for breakfast. I love taking my mom here when she is in town. I think it's the quintessential Santa Fe dining experience. The food is always fresh and delicious and the service is great. I like squeezing in at the community table, and have met some really lovely people that way.
Best restaurant I've been to in a long time. We're vegetarian, it was amazing. The Plato Supremo was wonderful Most of the time combo plates are generic, and just OK. Everything in The Plato Supremo was wonderful and unique. The Indian Dal in a Lilliputian Pumpkin was great too. Loved the green chutney sauce.
Food was good, but their red sauce was great! It's a cozy (small) and busy place, at least on the Sunday morning I went, so expect to wait (it will be worth it, though). They have a community table, where you can with other people if you don't want to wait for your own table.
My favorite organic eatery. I only wish it were closer to me! Amazing food and staff. Not good for big groups, it is fairly intimate inside. Totally worth waiting for!
I love the decorations and style of this place. It has a charming vibe and service is wonderful. Food was amazing! I had the steak and I really like the southwestern spice they use in it. This is a must go to in Santa Fe!
Large portions in a James Beard award winning restaurant in one of the oldest free-standing structures in the oldest state capital in America. Small, tight-fitting tables and chairs, but they have outstanding food. Reservations highly recommended for dinner, helpful for lunch. You can't go wrong eating here.
Foodie experience must have. Great local food and fare. Great prices. You must eat here if you want the Santa Fe taste.
Tbe atmosphere and dining experience is absolutely tragic. I had been told this was a "must do" restaurant I was told wrong. Our multiple attempts to eat here were a fiasco of very uncomfortable, elbow-to-elbow, miasma of body bumping with strangers, intimately exchanging body odor. You are likely to be dragged into the family drama or couples counseling by any of the half-dozen, tiny tables situated easily within elbow distance. The mob noise is only surpassed by your immediate neighbors' screaming attempts at conversation. Never again. The food cannot begin to make up for the deplorable conditions necessary to consume it.
James Beard award winning chef. Unpretentious yet consistently good food quality is what makes this place special ! Our favorite restaurant in Santa Fe.
Wonderful breakfast! Omelet with the green chili was fantastic! They make their own dense bread with homemade raspberry jam. Love!
Prefect ambience for the area. We sat at the window with fresh potted flowers. Menu unusual but adventurous. Delicious. Coffee fun, served in crazy big bowl. Great experience. BUT EXPENSIVE. A 73 dollar breakfast for 3 was a hard hit and only 2 had coffee.