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).

Dessert and drinks are always my favorite part here, especially the natillas (like an horchata…read morepudding.) I prefer those over the flan. The kids love the arroz con pollo soup. Fajitas are always a hit. I got the taco combo plate this last time and had to take most of it to go as the portions are huge and a little greasy, but everything was delicious. Service is always great even when we come in with 10-20 people. It can be a little cramped, but they accommodate our huge parties. Bathrooms are nice and clean.

Adorable atmosphere, friendly staff, and delicious food. What more can you ask for??…read more We got lattes and the farmhouse breakfast, so tried a bit of everything. Crispy bacon, house made bread and jam ... would absolutely come back.

Absolutely loved everything about this place. I love how I was treated nicely by all the staff I…read moreencountered and I loved how quickly service was completed. The food was delicious and wasn't pricey. I order a scramble and it came with toast, potatoes, and fresh jam. The orange juice seemed to have been fresh squeezed too. So yummy! While they are not all dog friendly, they are service dog friendly so a heads up for those with pets. The outside area is for togo orders only. I loved this place. Would highly recommend.

Chilaquiles were tasty! Also arrived on a cloudy cool day and it was perfect for sitting outside on…read moretheir lovely patio. Our waitress (Ava maybe?) was very sweet and friendly. It was a great experience.

Another great meal ABLT for me and garden salad for Jasmine. Excellent service. Outdoor ambiance…read morematched by great indoor art work by Barbara Clark. Highly recommended.

Although a little pricey , the place is so cute & quaint! our food did take a while but it's a one…read moreman show in the kitchen and he works his butt off! his service and serving the food is excellent! our food was freshly made & tasted delicious!

Delicious food and friendly service in a charming setting. One of the only places to eat on this…read morestretch. Would love to go back but I live in Massachusetts

Was in Santa Fe for a week and went to Ken'z twice. It was delicious. I had the Chicken Parmesan…read moreboth times and it was so good. Huge portion, could only eat about half of it both times. My sister had the fried shrimp and loved it also. Tried the potato skins one night, yum. One person also had the sausage pizza and liked it very much. You won't leave this place hungry that's for sure. My only complaint is they don't have regular ice tea and im addicted. They only had lavender tea and it was ok. You get bread and butter before the meal and its good too. $22 for the chicken parmesan but it was enough for two meals so not expensive if you look at it that way. I'd definitely go back if in the area again.

Local people love this place because it has tablecloths and some pretensions. The pizza sucks bad…read more The ravioli has been bought frozen and sauced a bit. The blue cheese dressing was watered down. There are 2 decent dishes. One is the lemon pasta and the breaded, fried avocado is OK. The prices are high. The wine list is local NM wines. If you can stand to drink those, I guess it's OK. The service is OK.

I've been here a handful of times now and have never been disappointed! Food is freshly made to…read moreorder and so good. I've had tacos and gorditas, highly recommend the tripas, carnitas, and shrimp. The service is great and doesn't take very long to get your order. If you're on a time crunch, just call in your order 10-15 minutes before stopping by and they'll have it ready!

Average Mexican food. I asked them what the best dish was and she said "everything". Everything is…read morenot the best. The torta al pastor was dry and lacking in meat. It came with fries which was nice. The Indian taco was well made, better than the torta. No prices were posted so it was a surprise when are two items plus a drink were $32. The receipt suggested an 18% tip asa minimum with no table service. You order and pick up yourself at the food truck. I would recommend trying elsewhere for Mexican food.

Not a lot open in Los Alamos on the weekend, but Ruby K's is! It was described by a friend as "the…read moreclosest thing you'll get to a real New York City bagel in New Mexico" and I think they were right! We got drinks next door at Sugar and Cream and brought them over to enjoy with our sandwiches mid morning. Lox was piled high and hit the spot. They make their own bagel chips and those were fantastic! Definitely a place to return to for a hearty and portable breakfast or lunch.

Awesome bagels! A nice place to eat across the street from the visitor's center. Parking is…read moreplentiful. They serve breakfast all day. There were a good number of tables if dining in.

100% plan to return. Local to table Argentenian meal in Santa Fe. Great service, interesting and…read morebeautiful food presentation at this lovely restaurant. Met the owner by his chance stopping by our table. Loved the meal. Enjoyed by family: PERUVIAN ROAST CHICKEN ARGENTINE STEAK SALAD DE LA TIERRA BOWL & Bread Basket. So good.

Cafecito. I want to love you so, so badly…read more But the love remains unrequited after this lunch experience. Went with a friend last week. Ordered the trout. I was expecting a savory dish, but it had a weird sweetness to it; maybe the tarragon? Maybe it's just me. The fish came out as a "fish" it mostly unprocessed, bones and all, maybe it still had its eyes. It was stuffed with a filling but the taste was not agreeable to me. It wasn't awful, just not good. I didn't finish it. Service: painfully slow. We sat at a table in the middle of the indoors room, but s-l-o-w. Mate kit: c'mon on now! For an Argentine restaurant you can do much better. First time they brought me the mate kit, but the bombilla (straw) had no filter. That means you drink the mate and you end up with leaves in your mouth and teeth. Not a good feeling. I asked for an additional bombilla, the server brought a very short bombilla. Hard to use. I have never seen or used such a short bombilla. I gave up. Nice ambience. Feels like an urban garden-café. Will not go back unless another friend wants to go there. Disappointed.