Awesome little farm to table lunch stop! We aren't vegetarians but immensely enjoyed the intimate…read moreexperience. They served a yummy salad of local greens and plums followed by an open faced frittata flatbread. The flavors were all fresh and bright. We were thankful they allowed our dog in the dining room as we were just traveling through on a hot summer day.

My wife and I stopped by today. Service was great and chef Olive prepared a wonderful lunch. I may…read morehave to become a vegetarian! Don't forget to have desert.

If you haven't experienced La Finca bowls, please do yourself the favor. They are only open Mon-Fri…read more11-3, I rarely get time off in those windows to catch them, but when I do... It's always build a bowl from La Finca. They have local, organic, farm to table ingredients. The staff is incredible, helpful, and always so welcoming. They make great suggestions and offer advice on what's been popular or is new on the line. They have a rotating selection of seasonal vegetables and local meats. It is a very small space, but they have great outdoor seating and they really make it work with what they have. They temporarily closed a few years ago and I was sincerely devastated. They have since come back better and stronger, with a cheese shop just down the street. I'm so excited about their success and look forward to eating there every chance I get. Thanks for the beautiful, healthy, incredible food!

I love everything about this eatery. Totally gluten-free and even if you don't have to eat that way…read moreyou'll find something you love. Fresh, healthy, and tasty food served by a lovely friendly staff. The owner was so kind to me when he saw how much food I had left and had a two hour trip back home in the summer. He packed up my food in ice right after they closed so I didn't have to waste the food and it would be fine when I got home. It was very kind of him and very much appreciated.

Got a reservation through OpenTable for a Wednesday at 9:30 am breakfast before the long drive back…read moreto Oklahoma. This place feels rich in history and charm. The food was great! I had a smoked salmon on gruyere potato cakes and two poached eggs and it was amazing! The potato cakes are especially yummy. My husband got a crispy burrito with housemade chorizo and it was also delicious! Wish I could have tried them for dinner because their dinner menu looked bomb. Overall, a great experience and friendly staff!

Truly disappointed by tonight's meal. My family was looking forward to our last meal in Santa Fe--…read moreit fell flat . I've been here for lunch once before and it was great. What went wrong - 1) our meal came 37 minutes late. Another family had arrived after us was served and they left even before our meal came. 2.). Food was cold - steak and burger that we ordered came overcooked and cold What went well- servers were nice. Burrata & peach salad was delicious. For the $$$ we spent we just left unsatisfied and underwhelmed.

This was a fun find. It looks like nothing from the outside, but it's cute and the people that are…read moreworking were nice when we went in. The menu is fairly extensive and a kind of weird mashup of Indian with other cuisines. So creative! And best of all it's vegetarian and can easily be made vegan! You order at the counter and they bring it to your table when it's ready. We ordered four dishes (tacos, dosadilla, doselada, and a calzone) and shared at the table. And everything was really good. We may take an opportunity to go back while we're in Santa Fe. Totally fun.

I always looked forward to visiting Annapurnas when in town. During this recent visit, I realized…read moresomething had changed, big time. For years, their samosas were some of the best: perfectly seasoned potato filling in a lightly friend pocket alongside some date chutney sauce. On their updated menu, samosas were listed as 25%, so I went for 2 thinking the portions were as they had been for the last 15 years. Sadly, this was not so. They were more like tiny hot pockets, baked pizza dough, with a rather bland, flavorless filling. Alongside a #3 cup of veggie of the day and $16 later, I realized my journey with Annapurna had come to an end, and I would not be returning. Also, I noticed the oat milk being added to the $7 oat chai was Kirkland brand, which consists of: (filtered water, organic rolled oat flour), organic sunflower oil, calcium carbonate, organic natural flavors, sunflower lecithin, sea salt, vitamin A palmitate, ergocalciferol (vitamin D2), riboflavin (vitamin B2), and cyanocobalamin (vitamin B12) . Some listings also describe it as fortified and organic, with no added sugar noted in one review source. I'm not an Ayurvedic doctor, but these ingredients and the quality of the food have declined considerably over the last years, which is sad. Such are the times...

Great , healthy and tasty food! My husband and I enjoy the breakfast burritos served all day, the…read morelentil soup and fry bread. In addition, Itality also serves delicious gluten free entrees and desserts. Very welcoming environment as well.

Itality immediately stood out when I began doing research before my trip to Albuquerque. They…read moredescribe their cuisine as whole plant-based Pueblo food. It includes some items I'd never tried before such as atole (blue corn porridge) and Pueblo-style enchiladas as well as some things more familiar to me like their beans/greens bowl (Fiesta Bowl). I follow a whole foods/plant-based diet and was eager to try nearly every single item on the menu (except for a few deep-fried items), so I actually made 3(!!) trips here during my three-day stay in Albuquerque, and I still didn't even try everything I wanted to. My favorite item was the Feast Bowl, which comes with the bean of the day (e.g. chickpeas or pinto beans), sautéed kale, fresh avocado, and quinoa. It is a smallish portion (good for me because I wanted to try multiple things) and really tasty. A little on the salty side. I ordered this multiple times and would add it to any meal. My next most favorite item was the lentil and green chile soup, which was the "daily kyu-nah" (daily stew) all three days that we went. It was sooo hearty and comforting and delicious, with potato chunks and other veggies and amazing flavor. The next shoutout goes to the tamales, filled with black beans and veggies. Delicious enough for me to order repeatedly. I also loved the atole, a warm and lightly sweetened porridge made from blue corn. A bit reminiscent of cream of wheat. I had a hard time deciding between this and the blue corn waffles which also looked fantastic. I love that they serve breakfast all day. The green omega smoothie was tasty, and I appreciated that it came in a small or large size. The only dish I didn't particularly enjoy was the Pueblo-style enchiladas. It is a single enormous thick whole wheat wrap folded up with kale and zucchini inside. The wrap was infused with red chile powder, and it was extremely salty and rather dry, although the veggie filling was nice. Some of my friends liked this dish, but it wasn't for me. Overall, I loved this restaurant and could have eaten every meal of my trip there. Next time I come to Albuquerque, I'll probably try to stay within walking distance of Itality so it's even easier to go over and over. (Being in the same parking lot as La Montañita Food Co-op was just icing on the cake!)

I was so excited to come to Annapurna's because I love Ayurvedic food and innovative food and was…read morelooking forward to sharing a wholesome, nutritious meal with friends. We came around 3:30pm so we could catch the masala chai happy hour. I love masala chai and rarely have the chance to get freshly made dairy-free chai. I was disappointed basically from the first moment after walking inside. The server greeted us by announcing, "We are out of vegetables today." I didn't know how this was possible; eventually, she explained that they had run out of the "veggies of the day" that come with certain dishes such as the yogi plate; they were still able to provide vegetables in other dishes like the kitchari. But I was shocked, since I love vegetables, and their veggies of the day are so prominently advertised. I asked if the other location had vegetables available today. The server was unable to tell me. We decided to place our order anyway. I had some questions about the baked goods, since I rarely get the chance to have desserts that are vegan and seed oil-free. I was curious if any of the baked goods was entirely oil-free or at least free of coconut oil. The server seemed very unmotivated to help me figure this out. When I asked about ingredients, she just repeatedly pointed me to the labels on the cookies that denoted the type of sugar each one contained as well as certain allergens, but did not have full ingredient lists. I asked if the chef or manager might be available to clarify certain ingredients, only to be told that "the chef usually only works in the mornings." I was at a loss, and eventually, with some obvious reluctance, the server went into the kitchen to ask one of the cooks about the ingredient lists. The server returned saying "Yes, the majority of the items have coconut oil." Ummmm the majority? Which ones, exactly? At this point, I gave up and just did not order dessert. I tried to order an iced chai which they were out of. I ended up getting a hot chai as well as kitchari and dal. The chai was pretty average. It wasn't particular spicy nor particularly hot. The kitchari and dal were actually incredibly delicious. It's rare to find a restaurant that doesn't use excessive salt; these dishes were perfectly seasoned with warm, nourishing spices and very little (if any?) salt. Even the fact that they were served basically lukewarm didn't detract from how much I enjoyed them. This place seems truly special and I don't know if my experience was an exception. I really wanted to love them, but they made it pretty difficult, despite having great and healthy food.

I ordered a samosa with coconut and date tamarind chutneys and a cup of carrot ginger soup. I…read morereceived neither chutney, and the samosa was barely cooked (see photo). The soup was okay but lukewarm. When I called respectfully to let them know, I was spoken over and met with defensiveness instead of being heard. Manager: please review both kitchen standards and front-of-house professionalism. You all are better than this.

Hallelujah, we found amazing Thai food. Tiny little…read morerestaurant space in El Dorado but most of the time we do takeout. Always fresh and delicious, always on time. Order online on their app instead of DoorDash. Hardworking staff, nice family operation, very efficient. Best dishes so far - green curry, pad Thai, cream cheese wontons. Fantastic.

This is a fabulous little family restaurant that turns out amazing Thai food. It's already found a…read moresubstantial following, as you can see by the line of people waiting to order or pick up takeout, and the usually busy small dining area. We went early in the evening before a local theater group's performance, and were glad we got there with plenty of time to spare. Not only is it a bustling kitchen, but everything is cooked to order, so it takes a few minutes. But when it arrives, piping hot and aromatic, you dive in and enjoy. The Thai basil is the real thing, hard to find in many places, and it made the Ga Prow sparkle. My companion thoroughly enjoyed the Pad Thai, which was getting lots of orders from what we overheard. There's an assortment of Thai teas, non-alcoholic sparkling drinks, and other options, but we stayed with water for this visit. We can't wait for our next opportunity to try some of their other dishes.