Disappointed. When I saw they're affiliated with La Posada in Winslow, I was fired up to try this…read moreplace. But wow, it was a swing and a miss on both food & service. Not sure if they were short wait staff on the somewhat busy Saturday night but it sure felt that way. Super slow. I thought the short & simple menu boded well for a sharp & focused kitchen but the food was really underwhelming. A beet and goat cheese salad with grilled chicken had almost no cheese and seriously overcooked dry chicken. Pork quesadillas were ok but with overly sweet bbq sauce. Cool building and nice bar area. Prices are reasonable. Too bad the food isn't better.

Excellent service and our waitress had the chore of taking care of about 2 dozen geezers! My Aperol…read morespritz was excellent my water glass constantly refilled . She was patient with those asking questions and trying to decide . I had the special which was trout on potato pancake it was delicious . I just wish there had been more of it . The place has a very authentic old west decor . I will be back to try something less healthy altho the beet salad with shrimp looked very good too but hi might have to have their green chile cheeseburger. A little pricey for what I received .

OK, I'm giving this place 5 stars for the food. The service actually sucked, but the food was…read moreoutstanding! I had the Pollo Asada Burrito and my wife had the Shrimp Fajitas. The topped the burrito with green and red sauce... delicious!!! The flour tortillas were warm and soft awesome. As for the service... not good! The bartender is a rockstar, but the other server was not good. Forgot to give our drink order, forgot we asked for water, and forgot the beer I ordered. Actually, the food made up for it! Give ECT a try if you're in the Santa Fe Plaza area.

Walked in at 850 pm Saturday night was forcefully told that the restaurant is closed and the waiter…read morerudely escorted me out. Would never come back again. ============= This review got flagged by Yelp HQ, let me rewrite this and be clear of what happened. I walked into El Callejon Taqueria and Grill, located on 208 Galisteo St Santa Fe, NM 87501 on Aug 22 2026. It was on a Saturday night, right before 9pm. This was my first weekend in the city of Santa Fe, on both Yelp and Google this location shows the restaurant closes at 11pm. When I walked in the bartender told me that it was closed. I wouldn't care that a business is closed before the listed hours; it was the way the bartender went about it. He could have politely told me that the kitchen was closed, and I would not have had any problem with it. He walked up to me within arm's length and continuously repeated "sorry we are closed" multiple times while getting closer to me. It was one of the worst experiences I have had to get escorted "asked" out of a restaurant. The experience was not good. To be clear I never get to try the food here.

Excellent friendly service. Locally owned. One of the owners worked within Whole Foods and knows…read morewhat it takes to make quality food out of real ingredients. Went as soon as they opened & ate street side in shade. Many items sounded great. Hard to decide. If we were in town longer, we totally would've come back for another meal. Prices were so reasonable and excellent size servings. Almost always just drink water, but glad I was tempted by the lime, ginger, mint Agua Fresca, which was fantastic. Easy to eat within less than an hour.

Most of our group enjoyed their meals. I certainly did. I had the red and green smothered adovado…read moreand it was tasty. The ultimate house marg was smooth and tasty, worth the dollar upgrade. The tacos weren't better than Texas tacos so if you're expecting that order something else. Chips and salsa is a must- three different salsas and they're all so good

The best green chili chicken enchiladas for breakfast and don't get me started on the papitas. So…read moregood! The location is awesome and ownership/management and workers are all fantastic!

Nice ambiance with historic architecture. Food was good: blue corn huevos rancheros, and a dessert…read moreto go. Attentive service. Prices a little steep. Lots of locals there for weekend breakfast.

We had a wonderful relaxing lunch at Casa Chimayo. The meal was delicious from the guacamole and…read morered chili sauce to the red and green tamales made in house. The chef Jacquin and his wife Bernina were very attentive and friendly. We strongly recommend this restaurant. You won't be disappointed.

Absolutely top notch, our favorite New Mexican meal in Santa Fe by far. Don't skip the chips and…read moresalsa to start, their house made salsa was leaps and bounds above typical. Vegetarian tamale and the elote salad made an outstanding vegetarian meal, but if you're an omnivore you can't go wrong with the Cochinita Pibil. The depth of flavor on the pork is wildly undersold by the fairly plain description. Highly recommended!

Great local food ! A Resturant connects with great family owned,general store . Friendly staff and…read moreowners!

Male bartender not kind. Nice host & great Gold Margarita…read morethough Love the food always!! Mushroom soup & Pasole so good Kenje the server we loved Loved outside table too

We walked in with a party of 8 and the very friendly and helpful staff were happy to accommodate a…read morerequest to be seated together if possible. We had our table within 30 minutes! The food was really tasty. I had a combo plate with a chili relleno and a local specialty (the name escapes me) in chicken (also available in pork) that was really savory, good and had just the right amount of spice. The combo plate came with perfect beans, yummy pozole (with pork chunks, definitely not vegetarian version) rice, and some greens. It looked like so much food, but it was so good i didn't actually have much left. Several of us had some really great cocktails, they have a full bar, with some delicious NA options as well. Of the 8 of us there were very few complaints except for perhaps the spice level here and there (ask before you take the leap) They finished the meal by delivering two baskets of yummy warm soft sopapilla pastries and honey. La Choza is a bustling place full of local character and we are looking forward to returning in the future.

I stopped in here for the first time, and I have to say the service was great and the food was…read moreoutstanding. I ordered the skillet sliders. They were so ridiculously good that I ordered another round... and then somehow another. Before I knew it, I'd inhaled nine sliders like I was training for the Olympic Competitive Munchies Team. Mission accomplished--the munchies were officially defeated. I paid my tab, waddled out the door, and went to smoke another dooby. Now I'm sitting here wondering... after this next dooby, am I about to march right back in there and order another round of sliders? The odds are looking pretty good. Happy trails, buckaroos! PS: I honestly couldn't tell you what they taste like under normal circumstances. But if you're higher than gas prices, those sliders are five-star fine dining.

We walked into the Skillet around 5:45pm, were assaulted by loud music (which we expected from…read moreanother review), and sat at the bar in the quieter room of the restaurant. We ordered a burrito, fries and drinks - a Manhattan for my wife and a chocolate martini with Kettle One and crème de cacao for me. My wife's drink was to her liking, but the chocolate martini tasted like there was coffee liqueur in it. Since I didn't know when our waitress would appear again, I told the first person we saw - a young man - that I couldn't drink anything with coffee because of the caffeine, and that I needed it remade. He took it back to redo. While we were waiting, one of the pool players dropped a very loud f-bomb when he missed a shot. Then a young child began crying very loudly. The young man came back with the remade drink, and the coffee taste was gone. After it had been over 45 minutes I had to ask what looked like the manager what had happened to our burrito and fries. She went back to check, and our food finally appeared. The burritos were long on rice and short on carne asada, something we couldn't know until we started eating. At some point our original waitress came back, and my wife told her we had to send back my first drink because of the coffee ingredient. She denied any coffee-containing spirit was used, and walked away. We never saw her again. I had to ask the manager for an itemized ticket, since the ones we had were sign for a total amount only, with no itemized detail. Since the original waitress had closed out our ticket right after we ordered and had given us our check, we paid and left. No tip was left. If you want a properly-mixed drink, be prepared to explicitly request every ingredient. Better still, don't expect great drinks or food at this place - stay away. There are lots of other choices in Las Vegas NM.

Fantastic! We had the chicken mole enchiladas and the Carne Adovada and both were fantastic. The…read moremole had a smokey, earthy flavor and paired well with the corn tortilla. The Adovada was spicy and tender. We had margaritas with our meal (this location has a liquor license and so they do use tequila), and we thought they were okay (though they were very reasonably priced). The staff were extremely nice, and the restaurant was a great mix of families, older diners, businesspeople, and visitors. We will likely come back.

I've never been to New Mexico before so I had to try a dish with some chili! It went so well with…read morethe burrito, and mixing the excess with the potatoes gave them lots of flavor. Service was great, staff checked in on us very frequently and our orders got delivered pretty fast! This place can be a bit busy in the mornings, but its a great cozy spot with some delicious food- it's so worth it.

When you drive down Grand Avenue it is hard not to see the Johnny's Kitchen. For me it is as…read moreiconic as the cowgirl welcoming all to Calumet. From 7:30 - 12:30 you can catch the green trailer with a blazing red chile on wheels and indulge in this vegas tradition! For my first visit today, I ordered a Juicy Lucy. I was intrigued by the Jalapeño Crema and Green Chile Queso on the menu. I asked for the Jalepeno Crema on my sandwich and the side of the queso to dip my fries in. No doubt the ingredients are hand cut and fresh! The Texas Toast was lightly buttered and has a texture that melded with the patty. The crema was mild and satisfying. The fries were cut a bit thinner and bit less crisp than I prefer, but they were seasoned tastily and complimented the queso well. Check out their social media game on FB/IG/TkTk/Youtube !

Yummy is all we can say If you're looking for and…read moreoutstanding, flavorful burritos and local food and I mean really local, you're in luck, this food is it. Their friendly service and pride they take in their food shows in what we ate. They let us sample their Smoked Brisket and Green Chile, which both were excellent. Johnnys Express staff are also as good as the food they make and serve. Almost forgot to mention their video ads are entraining to watch, showing off their food and their T-shirts are neat. https://johnnysexpresslv.com/#menu We purchase the: The Randy Savage ‍ Two Scrambled Eggs & Papitas with Brisket & Bacon, Red Chile & Cheese Wrapped in a Flour Tortilla & The Caballero Two Scrambled Eggs & Papitas with Sausage, Green Chile, & Cheese Wrapped in a Flour Tortilla & Side of Red Chile, for use in our enchiladas this weekend.