Restaurants near Drury Plaza Hotel in Santa Fe

Party of 5, Christmas Eve dinner. Drinks were great, food was delicious, and our waiter Edgar was Great. The Christmas decorations were so festive and cheerful. All around fantastic night!

I found the food to be very average, not nearly as great as I expected it to be. Neither the burrito or the chimichanga had much flavor. Now, the beans that came with the burrito were wonderful. The staff were fine. Not a restaurant I would return to.

This is one of the best meals I've had in a few years. I'd call this approachable gastronomy. The dishes are inventive and refined, but delicious and relatable. The Sopa de Amor is probably what surprised me the most. An unexpectedly perfect combination of flavors and textures. Special mentions also for Chef Olea's original mole and the great selection of Mexican wines. With staff who deliver world-class service while remaining down to earth and honoring any special request and art-filled spaces that are cozy and engaging, Sazon gave us an experience we won't soon forget!

We had an excellent “before Desert Chorale performance” meal at Pink Adobe and it was simply amazing. The enchiladas - chicken for one of us and shrimp for the other. Both were some of the best enchiladas we have ever had (and we have eaten our fair share of enchiladas). The shrimp were probably the better of the two if we had to choose. They were cut in to chunks (easier to take a bite), seasoned well and flash fried. So tender and juicy! Paired with a crisp Albariño it made a great dining experience. We’ll be back soon!

We shared the Foie Gras. The preparation was absolutely beautiful and tasty. My husband had the Fried chicken, mashed potatoes and green beans. Huge portion of a traditional meal made to perfection. He took half to go! I had the mushroom/pasta appetizer and it was delicious. We have been to 315 several times and have never been disappointed. If you appreciate traditional French food this is the place to go for dinner while visiting Santa Fe.