Oh my goodness! I wish we could give her six stars. We have been searching for a good breakfast…read moreburrito since we moved to Las Vegas NM in May 2026. We've tried just about every place, and really, only one other place besides Olivia's had a breakfast burrito I would go back for. However, it was so expensive I can't afford to go back. In addition to having really friendly and accommodating staff, Olivia's has the perfect breakfast burrito. My husband and I are vegetarian, the only animal products we eat are eggs and sometimes cheese. We buy Olivia's egg and cheese burritos and instead of the hashbrowns that everyone in New Mexico uses for their breakfast burritos I request papitas (which for those of you who don't do Tex-Mex or New Mexican food, papitas are sliced or diced fried potatoes). The ratio between egg and cheese is absolutely perfect and the papitas are golden brown, slightly greasy as good fried potatoes should be, and cooked through, with just a hint of a bite. One of our really strong dislikes of the other burritos we have tried are the undercooked hashbrowns that everyone uses here. We come from Tex-Mex but we're not afraid of making changes. However undercooked potatoes is one of the changes we just don't want to deal with. Olivia does not make us want to cling to the old ways because there's enough deliciousness in one of her burritos to give up all previous burritos from all previous lives. They're also a really decent size. For some reason many of the places that serve burritos in Las Vegas NM have decided that if they can't make a good burritos they'll make a giant one. They are basically two meals wrapped in a huge flower tortilla, and cost accordingly. With Olivia you get a nice handful but it's something that you can eat at breakfast and not feel like you're going to sleep the rest of the day. The price is fair, high enough to ensure adequate filling but not so expensive you're using half your weekly food budget to eat one. The café is very cute inside with life sized cutouts of James Dean and Marilyn Monroe, some neon and a cozy breakfast diner feel. They also have a great menu that is not just breakfast. They're open very early they close at three and in between those hours you should really get over there and treat yourself because Olivia's is the best we've come across since we've been in New Mexico!

I love supporting small, local businesses and I really wanted this place to be awesome. I got a…read morebowl of green chili and a chunky green chili handheld burrito. I will say that the tortillas were homemade and amazing. The green chili was spicy, but was really kind of blah. The waitress was very friendly and the service was quick. Maybe I just chose poorly from the menu (everything I had was centered around the green chili). My son had the chicken strip basket with fries and he loved the fries and said that the chicken was yummy. The coffee also wasn't anything to write home about. Feels like an old diner vibe and seems to be generally clean. Liked it, didn't love it. Next time I'm in Las Vegas I will try something different, not because it's bad but because there are probably better places.

Yummy food! I especially love the carne adovada and eggs for breakfast and my husband loves the…read moresteak and eggs special! Service is always friendly.

Horseman's Haven has all the ingredients of a perfect old-school Santa Fe breakfast spot:…read morecharmingly dated decor, counter seating, a great menu, excellent eggs, and salsa hot enough to rearrange your internal organs. Unfortunately, the charm started wearing off when I realized the entire building was coughing. Kitchen? Coughing. Staff? Coughing. Customers? Coughing. At one point it sounded less like a restaurant and more like the waiting room at urgent care during flu season. I generally prefer my breakfast without the ambient soundtrack of respiratory illness, particularly when some of the coughing is coming from the people preparing the food. Meanwhile, the AC was apparently set to "meat locker," so I froze my ass off while drinking coffee that immediately informed my colon we had somewhere else to be. Combine that with the nuclear salsa and I was suddenly operating under a very real deadline. Naturally, I walked outside to discover I had been completely parked in. And somehow my friend, who parked in a totally different spot, was ALSO parked in. So now two adults with increasingly urgent gastrointestinal situations are performing eight-point turns in the parking lot like we're taking the final exam at defensive driving school. The food was genuinely good. Unfortunately, good eggs can only carry an experience so far. If you go, bring a jacket, perhaps a KN95, know the location of the nearest bathroom, and for the love of God, park somewhere you cannot get boxed the fuck in.

Took a drive to Vegas for lunch as it had been years since I had been there. Googled this place as…read moreI like to patronize mom and pop restaurants. Restaurant was fairly busy upon our arrival but we were seated immediately. We ordered chips and salsa (which were not complimentary) to start off. My mom and BFF ordered the chile rellenos plate and I ordered a Navajo taco with Xmas (red and green chile). Food was ok, both mom and I enjoyed our plates. I found the green chile was spicier than the red, but the red had more flavor. My friend did not like his plate at all as he thought it was terrible. The salsa was very mild and lacked flavor, but the chips were good and they give you plenty of them. Also, I did not like how they served the entrees on paper plates and your drinks in red Dixie plastic cups. I feel that's fine if you are ordering fast food or eating outside at a taco truck/stand but not at a sit-down restaurant. I will definitely not be back, only because I don't live in the area, but if I did I might order take out.

Only had their breakfast so far but it was fairly good. I had the fiesta omelette Christmas style…read moreand it was good and I liked both their red and green sauce. The hash browns were ok. They forgot to bring us our sopapilla at first but we asked for it and they brought it out shortly warm and with honey and it was excellent. Nothing was outstanding but nothing was bad but I felt their prices were very fair for what you got. I would eat here again.

Cute little local restaurant. Very modern New Mexico style. The decor inside is cute and the air…read moreconditioning feels so good. Reasonably priced dishes and attentive staff with great attitudes. I definitely felt welcomed and will be returning.

We were traveling through from camping in the mountains. We wanted a good breakfast & Mexican food…read morehits the spot always. Esther L. greeted us with a smile, quickly got our drink order, then gave us time to make our decision. She did a great job working the room, fulfilling everyone's needs quickly. This is a NEW Mexican food place, not TexMex. Both are good, but don't be confused when you go here. I had the Breakfast Smothered Burrito with sausage & Wife had 1/2 order of Huevos Rancheros, both were delicious. Wife tried my burrito & said she liked it more, but it was too big for her. The inside is a basic cafe not fancy, clean, & felt like down home. Place was most full of locals, not even needing the menu to order. Right down town in the square (really a circle). It was early morning so we found a place for our 30' RV on the other side of square by an closed building. If we had more time, would have hit the shops. If you like New Mexican food this place will be perfect.

Best chicharones I have ever had. Light and crunchy. Huge tortillas and delicious salsaread more

"Aquí los chicharrones TRUENAN" Legit one of the BEST places…read morefor pork rinds in the STATE! If youre in ABQ or Santa Fe, you won't do better then Kochi

Made a stop to grab breakfast on our way to Colorado and stumbled upon this gem!…read more Not only was the food amazing but the service was top notch! Family style setting and the other customers were very much loyal customers.

I came for a week on vacation. I stayed downtown and quickly got bored of overpriced ho hum meals…read more I found the Sunrise Family Restaurant and cannot say enough about this place. All the workers were friendly and attentive the food was very good and at a good price. They easily had the best coffee we have had any where all week. The fist time there I had a quesadilla scramble eggs, cheese and sausage, my spouse had the huevos rancheros red and green chile both outstanding dishes. On our way out the cashier suggested the menudos a tripe dish next time. Of course that piqued my curiosity and I say I am not disappointed. My husband and I agree this is the best restaurant in all of Santa Fe if you are looking for authentic, home style New Mexican Cuisine where the workers are attentive, friendly and the patrons are equally happy being there. I have been here for a week and will suggest anyone coming for a visit to give them a try if you really want to know what Santa Fe NM is all about. Off the beaten path looking for authenticity. I plan on coming back next year and will be eating more meals at this restaurant.

You may drive by not giving this place a second glance, but you would be sorry you did! What looks…read morelike a food truck parked next to a shack is a gold mine! Hands down the best Mexican restaurant between New Mexico and Colorado combined with over the top customer service! Out of four people in our group and four different, amazing dishes, everyone was raving. You can't go wrong! Small little outside (dog friendly) patio, you can eat there, or take your order to go, you will be so glad you did!

Great tacos!!! Pecos doesn't have a lot of food options but this is definitely one of the best…read more Take out only but there is an outdoor picnic table if you want to eat there.

Good food, friendly people, and that small-town charm you can't fake. If you're in Las Vegas, NM,…read morethis spot is definitely worth a visit! The waitress was super cute as well. A beautiful New Mexico evening sky. I see why they call it The Land of Enchantment.

I gave this place one star because the guacamole was good and the interior is clean.. Everything…read moreelse: service, presentation and actual food was bad. We're vegetarians, who don't make a lot of demands. We asked if we could get a taco without ground meat. We were told no. We tried small changes (beans instead of meat, no meat added, etc.) but the waitress said she wouldn't even put it on the ticket because the "cook would just ignore it" as she made motion of throwing a ticket over her shoulder. She seemed a little irritated that we asked about items on the menu. Each time came by, she would say in an irritated tone "are you ready YET" . Since it was obvious this restaurant was not interested in meeting any dietary needs of their customers, we decided to just order something we could eat without asking any more questions. My husband got chips and salsa, and the cheese chile relleno with rice and beans. Since I couldn't substitute anything and I would end up giving my husband my rice, I ordered the papitas à la carte and the cheese enchilada plate with rice and beans. I also got a small (VERY small) guacamole. Now that the ordeal of ordering was over we relaxed and enjoyed the ambience. It is a clean little place and although they were several people dining it was quiet. The chairs were comfortable the tables were big enough. The interior was nicely decorated. One of the things that drew us to the restaurant was that Yelp stated they had outdoor patio. We didn't go to the patio but my husband looked at it before we ate and said that it was a nice, separate area across the parking lot. I told him we'd have to try it the next time we came. Then our food arrived. It's always been my opinion that it's very hard to mess up Mexican food, whether it's New Mexican or Tex-Mex. Basically it's corn, beans, rice, posole, salsas, with cheese or meat. Kocina de Rapfael proved me wrong! Without having been in the kitchen I can't swear, but I strongly believe that they had pre-cooked the food and put it somewhere to sit until somebody ordered it. I suspected it when they wouldn't make even the most simple substitution that every Mexican restaurant has always been willing to do. But when the food came my suspicion grew into a certainty. You could beat on my enchiladas with a fork (see video) and it would literally make a sound like hitting a hard surface. I've never been given a steak knife for cheese enchiladas before, but I needed it to cut through the laminated tortillas that they had wrapped around a big glom of cheese that was so hard it made me gag to swallow it. The cheese on top was burnt to the plate and made a solid, inedible surface on top of the tortillas. I managed to cut a bite, but I couldn't chew it. I had to do that awkward spit it in your napkin thing, hoping that the surrounding diners wouldn't see it and be grossed out. I tried cutting the side of the enchilada open and just eating some of the cheese and it was another disaster. The cheese inside the enchilada was something I've never encountered. It was cheddar, it tasted like cheddar, but it was such a big glob and was so hard that it was making me gag to try and chew it. The papitas tasted like old MacDonald fries that had been put back in the fryer for a minute then served. Instead of being crunchy or crispy they were soft in the middle and hard to chew around the edges. The beans were a pile of dry, smashed up refried beans with no flavor, no seasoning. I don't think they used cumin or other traditional spices and it's doubtful they used lard because they were tasteless and so dry you had to take a sip of your drink to choke them down. I didn't taste the Spanish rice because I don't like it, but it was drenched in tomato sauce to such an extent that it was not even a semblance of light and fluffy rice, more like tomato rice soup. My husband's chile relleno was not that great either. He said it tasted like it came frozen out of a box, heated up and smothered in green and red sauce. He said the breading on the chile relleno was doughy with no flavor just a huge portion of cheese in the relleno and then smothered in hot sauces. They warn on their menu to be very careful because their sauces are so hot.. My husband will eat hot sauce so hot it makes his nose sweat! He said it wasn't very hot so I tasted it. I'm the person who gets the mild salsa from Taco Bell and the grocery store. I can't take any heat and I was eating that sauce just fine. Must've been an off day in the heat department. I've never had such badly prepared food in a restaurant in my life. What a disappointment! We immediately asked for a to go box to bring it home and see if the dogs liked it. They didn't. I don't recommend this restaurant to anyone under any circumstances even if you're starving and it's the only place open I would recommend you go to Walmart and get some at the deli.