I was super stoked to go check out this restaurant. The Farmhouse Café bragged about serving food that was “Local, Organic, and Made with Love”. My friend from New York was visiting and we were intrigued by the promise of farm-to-table eating near Taos. We really liked how easy the place was to find and … More Farmhouse Café & Bakery
Zuly’s Café is a family-run business and the ONLY restaurant in Dixon. It is therefore pretty popular with the locals. I have to agree. Even though Mexican fare fills much of the menu, it’s REALLY good because one of the owners is actually Mexican! However, knowing that, I have to say the witch hanging over … More Zuly’s Café
JoAnn’s Ranch O Casados Restaurant serves up the usual New Mexican fare, typical of the Espanola area. It had a casual kind of “mom-and-pop feel” atmosphere. If you like that, give it a try. MORE INFO: http://www.joannsranchocasados.com
Annapurna’s, located on St. Michaels Drive in Santa Fe*, is “commited to serving food as simple as possible from the earth, just as nature intended, and as prescribed in the Ayurvedic tradition”. It is a fantastic dining option for gluten-free vegetarians/vegans. I have eaten at Annapurna’s several times since I moved to NM. One of … More Annapurna’s World Vegetarian Café
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My favorite thing about the Blue Corn Café? It’s open in the middle of the afternoon when all of the other restaurants in the Plaza are closed! Seriously though, the Blue Corn was one of the restaurants I ate at when I visited Santa Fe in 2007. And I remember it being pretty good. So … More Blue Corn Café
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