Caffe Greco

Caffe Greco has a great location in Canyon Road and nice vibes for a casual afternoon in town. However, overall the service is quite slow and the food ultimately a little disappointing. When visiting with family, I had ordered a slice of a premade casserole, and after a 40 min wait for the food, it finally arrived still cold in the middle. They were upfront about the wait time, which I appreciate, but in the end the overall experience was just fine.

A must visit for a great beer, meal and to say hello to Mike, the owner. It poured on us this day. Sorry no pictures but trust me when I say, this is a welcomed place to relax with your friends and pups. Don't forget to check out their great store with lots of great jewelry.

As we were visiting local galleries along Canyon Road, we stopped in for a cup of tea. The bathroom was disgusting. The staff was pleasant. It took a very long time to get a cup of tea. The decor is whimsical but maybe get a cup of tea before you head out to the galleries.

Were walking and window shopping at Canyon Rd, we decided to take a snack in this place. The weather was perfect and terrace was perfect for us to enjoy something different!! A Greek salad with lamb, Hummus plate, stuffed greed bell pepper and saganaki.Live music and great service!!

Location has possibilities. Run by a couple in their 80s. They have 1 person working the kitchen. It's one of the only options on Cayon road for early meal. We were a little hesitant but decided to give it a shot.Very small inside. It was very cold inside. The owner was trying to get the fireplace going. We ate outside were it was warmer in the sun. Ordered the Greek fries and Frito pie. With 2 sodas it was $43. The food was quality was worth about $5. Old tasting frozen crinkle fries with some parsley and feta. Cafeteria quality Frito pie. We only ate part of it and decide to walk somewhere else to try.Sounds like they are selling building. Not sure about the future of the restaurant but I would seek other options.

The vegetarian Greek omelet was the perfect fuel we needed before heading down Canyon Rd. The service was quick & efficient. We sat outside on the patio and enjoyed the live music. There was an elderly man who stopped by our table to chat and invited/hassled us to visit his shop next door. We were polite and went into the store while he followed us around. There was an all white dog laying in the corner that we gave pets to. He said the 3-year-old dogs name was 'Ghost', repeating over and over how the dog wouldn't hurt anyone & was part wolf. We were on our way out when the man stopped us to sing/spit opera at us. Overall, the experience was creepy, and I left wanting to take the dog with me.

Hands down some of the worst food I've had. Slimey carrots, the food was not edible. This was $28 and my food looked like this when I left...could not eat it.

The service was terrible. We waited 30 minutes to order after being seated. Then, they gave our order to another couple and notified us of the issue about 39 minutes after they had their food. Then, we waited another 30 minutes at which time we left.

Went there some years ago and had good experiences but then the cook was fired and I've never received such awful service and the " huevos rancheros" were unrecognizable . No tortillas!! Someone was mopping the floor with something like Pinesol and the odor was overwhelming . The wait staff argued with us about what huevos rancheros was supposed to be like . I grew up in New Mexico and the wait staff, owner and new cook were rude to me.Maybe it's better post covid . I still might venture there to see if the old chef is back. If he is back I would go back.

This is one of the worst lunches I have ever had in Santa Fe. I got the lamb gyros. The lamb was absolutely flavorless and all grisly. Even my Arnold Palmer was terrible. D