Experts' Choice Award Church Street Cafe
What the experts agree on
Historic early-1700s hacienda turned spacious cafe in Old Town serves solid Southwestern fare—Spanish chile dip and veggie fajitas shine—with a pleasant patio, though slow service requires patience.
“Set in an early 1700s hacienda, this restaurant serves delicious breakfasts and good sandwiches and New Mexican food, but you'll have to bring along patience as your dining partner.”
– Frommer's
Lonely Planet "The food is good for the plaza area, and the cafe is historic and huge, with a nice patio. Try the Spanish hot chile dip or the veggie fajitas." Full review
Fodor's "Built in the early 1700s, this structure is among the oldest in New Mexico." Full review
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Request the courtyard for alfresco dining amid trellises of sweet grapes and flowers, and where a classical and flamenco guitarist often performs.
Lonely Planet "When your feet get tired, have a Southwestern lunch at Church Street Cafe, before tasting chile wine at Noisy Water Winery and pondering the cool art in the adjacent Lis Room"
