Dim sum Shrimp toast: milk bread, ginger, sesame, scallions
Snapper sashimi
Cheers!
A Proper Gin Tonic: gin, tonic, seasonal accoutrement left and Fall Negroni: calvados, gentian, house vermouth right
Pan-roasted scallops.
Grilled artichoke, pan-roasted scallops.
Domaine Anderson Pinot Noir 2018
Ricotta cavatelli: clams, capers, chili flakes, parsley
House-made stracciatella cheese: creamy mozzarella, speck, local pears, thyme, grilled focaccia
Porcini rubbed heritage pork chop, buckwheat polenta, local spinach and red pepper mostarda
Squid Ink Ricotta Cavatelli: lump crab meat, local gypsy pepper sauce, tarragon, lemon breadcrumbs
Casablancan style sweet potato tagine: chickpeas, green olives, almonds, oranges, harissa, preserves lemon yogurt, and buckwheat flatbread.
Grilled artichoke & aoli
House Made Chicken Liver Pâté: cornichons, dijon mustard, preserves, crostini
French 75
Cider braised Piedmontese short rib, spiced carrot purée, roasted fall vegetables, hazelnut and apple gremolota
Pan-Roasted Cauliflower, saffron, pistachio/sesame dukkah.
Tomato soup
Menu 12/29/22
Bon Appetite
Local heritage squash tempura: house-made sriracha aioli, yuzu ponzu
Faro spring salad
Freshly Baked Focaccia: handmade salted butter from Normandy
Chicken fried quail, Roquefort cheese polenta, hot honey, celery carrot salad.
Jerry S.
Sep 9, 2024
A relaxed and yet upscale restaurant. I rarely eat pork but I order Edward the grilled pork tenderloin and it was perhaps the best I have had in my life.Flavorful and so tender.The server was attentive and gracious.My friend and I had a delightful evening at Arroyo Vino.
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Scott S.
Jan 7, 2025
Excellent locals gem. Felt like a community clubhouse with amazing food and drinks. Service was incredible.
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Randy S.
Apr 11, 2024
Fantastic fine dining restaurant with amazing views, music and flowers everywhere. The service is impeccable and informative. The cuisine is worthy of a James Beard Award... someone please tell them ;)This restaurant is a must if you're celebrating a special moment in Santa Fe!
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Kitty K.
Sep 2, 2024
Nice restaurant if you're sitting outside good sunset. Ample Parking. Service was good. Food was nice, slightly small portions, tuna tartar was fantastic, so were the mushrooms and bread. Giving it four and not five stars because everything was a bit overpriced for what it was, cocktails were good but not great.
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Steve A.
Jun 25, 2022
We were tipped off to this great restaurant/wine shop by a sommelier at a restaurant in a different city. It was a great referral, as the food is superb.The grilled artichoke made a nice starter, and the house-made chicken liver was wonderful. We also really enjoyed the spring salad.The chicken had a great coating of Indian spices, and the halibut also offered a nice medley of flavors.Of course, being attached to a wine shop, there are lots of nice selections on the wine list, although we would have liked to have been able to browse in the shop and then take a bottle into the restaurant. Wine prices aren't exactly bargains, but it is a ritzy part of Santa Fe.
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Chris L.
Sep 29, 2023
This was our anniversary dinner for our trip. We planned it a few weeks in advance. I was worried it wouldn't live up to the hype, but I was wrong. Jonathan, our waiter, and the staff was on their A game and I doubt they are ever off of it. Beyond the service the food was incredible. Every course complimented the next and stood on its own. If you are in Santa Fe and are a food and dining experience lover you have to come here. Thank you Arroyo Vino staff. Shout out to Jonathan (spelling?). A magical evening.
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Mickele B.
Dec 31, 2022
Arroyo Vino is a short drive from Santa Fe and it is worth the trip! They do close early, so be sure to make an early reservation via the OpenTable app. The parking lot is a little rustic, so if it is snowy, icy or rainy, leave your Jimmy Choos at home. We were seated immediately by our waiter, who delivered my French 75 and my companion's iced tea very promptly. We ordered the house made straciatelli and the chicken fried quail. G's mind was blown by the quail and the straciatelli was served with a heavenly soft focaccia with the most delicate char that was a perfect taste comparison with the cheese. Wow! If I could add star eyes that would be + 2. For our entrees, we ordered the porcini rubbed heritage pork chop and the cider braised Piedmontese short rib. G said it was the best pork chop he had ever eaten IN HIS LIFE. + 1! And the short rib was very moist and tender. I would have preferred it to be a warmer temperature. However, I understand the chef has a specific experience in mind. We were stuffed after 2 appetizers and two entrees so we passed on the dessert. Even though we passed on the dessert we got a special treat to celebrate my birthday, salted caramels. Thank you, chef! The service was just outstanding and not stuffy. + 2!
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C K.
Jun 2, 2022
Fantastic meal! Nice atmosphere, great service, beautifully prepared and presented dishes, lots of menu options with an expansive wine list. Pan Roasted Scallops w/curried cauliflower puree, peas & nut dukkah was tender and delicious with a nice blend of spice & nut flavors. Grilled Artichoke pesto aioli was quite good, but the star of the meal was Pan Roasted Cauliflower, with quinoa, dates, carrots, saffron cauliflower purée, and pistachio/sesame dukkah. Tastes as great as it looks. Vanilla Panna Cotta was a perfect ender. Will definitely visit again when we're in Santa Fe.
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Matt F.
Feb 18, 2025
Best meal and service we have had in years including in New York and Chicago. Each course was better than the next. Great wine list at all price points. Professional and knowledgeable staff.
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Tod S.
Sep 14, 2024
We had one of the best meals that we have ever had in our 30+ years of visiting Santa Fe. Tonight we had a memorable dinner on our first visit to Arroyo Vino. We opted to sit on the simplistically beautiful patio on a mild September evening. Our server was attentive, yet casual; the way we like to dine. As we watched the beautiful sun set over the Jemez Mountains, we sipped wonderful wine from their creative wine list. As we selected our dinner our server, Michael, told us that another server, Jimmy, was well-versed in matching wines with our food selection. Jimmy's advice was very useful. We also told our server that we preferred to share main courses. Michael assured us that that was not a problem. We selected the pate; the melons & prosciutto; the farro & arugula salad; and, the heritage pork tenderloin. We typically don't opt for dessert; but, we were having such a great meal that we decided to have their house-made sorbets which were the perfect end to the meal. We visit Santa Fe regularly and have now added Arroyo Vino to our list of favorites.
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