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12 restaurants in Santa Fe recognised by Forbes Travel Guide, Gault&Millau and Wine Spectator. The ones most guides agree on come first.
2 guides · 724 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
A Forbes Four-Star restaurant on Santa Fe's iconic Canyon Road, Geronimo blends Asian and French cuisines with quiet elegance and serious wine credentials.
1 guide · 322 Garfield St., Santa Fe, New Mexico
Andiamo! on Garfield St. brings Italian cuisine to Santa Fe with a wine program honored by Wine Spectator's Award of Excellence.
1 guide · 132 W. Water St., Santa Fe, New Mexico
Since 1987, Coyote Café has defined modern Southwestern American cuisine in Santa Fe, blending regional ingredients with creative contemporary cooking.
1 guide · 211 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Globally inspired American cuisine beside the Loretto Chapel, with a Wine Spectator-recognized wine list and Santa Fe's best outdoor patio.
1 guide · 213 Washington Ave., Santa Fe, New Mexico
A Santa Fe steakhouse with local roots, a James Beard-honored chef, and a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. Cowboy heritage meets refined flavors.
1 guide · Aan de Brikkenbouw 4F, 6211 XT Maastricht, NL
Chef Rodny Welters crafts internationally inspired cuisine with local Dutch accents in the Sphinx Quarter.
1 guide · 526 Galisteo St., Santa Fe, New Mexico
Chef Martín Rios brings progressive American cuisine to Santa Fe in a family-owned restaurant built on 20 years of vision, local roots, and James Beard recognition.
1 guide · 221 Shelby St., Santa Fe, New Mexico
Chef Fernando Olea's James Beard Award-winning restaurant in Santa Fe, serving sophisticated Mexican cuisine with legendary moles since 1991.
1 guide · 1297 Bishop's Lodge Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico
At the base of the Sangre de Cristo mountains, SkyFire in Santa Fe celebrates Southwestern ingredients with modern techniques and a wood-fired grill.
1 guide · 113 Washington Ave., Santa Fe, New Mexico
Rooted in Santa Fe's storied past, The Anasazi Restaurant serves contemporary Southwestern American cuisine guided by seasons and local farms.
1 guide · 150 Washington Ave., Santa Fe, New Mexico
A Santa Fe institution on Washington Ave., The Bull Ring earns Wine Spectator's Award of Excellence for its carefully curated wine program.
1 guide · 653 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico
A Santa Fe institution since 1966, The Compound on Canyon Road pairs James Beard-recognized American fine dining with a Wine Spectator-awarded cellar.