El Milagro

After an hour of plant shopping, we decided to refuel at this cute spot near Lowes. Very cozy with lovely murals on every wall.We were greeted and seated almost immediately, which was a great thing. In five minutes the place filled up and some folks were waiting outside the door.Great menu with a variety of options, even for kids. Since we were going home to garden, we thought the Milagro Dog and some sweet potato fries would be perfect. They make their red chile con carne from scratch, using chiles grown locally. It had the perfect amount of heat and a delicious flavor. The sweet potato fries were crispy on the outside and soft in the middle. Yum!At the table near us, two gentlemen each had double meat green chile cheeseburgers and fries that looked amazing! We will definitely come back to explore more of their menu.

The food is fine, but you can do better.I tried a burger here years ago; it was OK but not worth the hype this place makes them out to be. You can find much better Green Chile cheeseburgers in town, such as Jambo Bite or Santa Fe Bite, and even The Ranch House up the street. So, during this visit with a group from the Santa Fe Foodies, I aimed to bypass a burger and go to New Mexican food. Three of us ordered the Enchilada Trio/Chrismas (red and green chile) with posole and Calabacitas as our sides. Everything was fine, and the food was good, but in Santa Fe, you can find vastly superior renditions of all of the above. Cafe Castro's up the street has much better red chile and enchiladas at about the same price. Or try Casa Bonita Restaurant on 2nd Street; vastly superior NM food. My wife had the Santa Fe Chicken sandwich; it was OK, too. The green chile on it was quite good. The fries could have been great since they are thick and have the skins on, but they were soggy. Had they been fried correctly, they could have been really great. Service was (like the food) OK, not the friendliest server, but efficient. In a town like Santa Fe, with exceptional New Mexican food and burgers, I can't recommend going out of your way to go here unless you're curious. It's fine, it's OK, it's nothing special IMHO.As readers can see, I'm concentrating my review on the subjective quality of the food, not its number of diners, which the owner seems to feel is more important than addressing a review of the food which is mediocre.

Authentic Northern New Mexican food in a charming casual atmosphere. I don't think they have vegan options but if you can handle dairy the cheese enchiladas are authentic and delicious. Northern NM is known for excellent red chile and this place didn't disappoint! I got my enchiladas "Christmas style" which means both red and green but if I went back I would just do red. Their green is good but the red is excellent. Got "Christmas style" chile fries as well. Without the cheese it may be vegan. I'm not sure and didn't ask! Fries were thick cut skin on and spicy! It would be really nice if they had more vegetarian options. Would have loved to have a green chile veggie burger but the enchiladas and fries were great!

Tried the green chile cheeseburger and have to say it was excellent. The bun fell apart, but that didn't stop me from cleaning the plate. The triple dipper app was also good

Decided to try this restaurant since it was highly recommended by quite a few locals. Food is great, price reasonable and service is great. Tried the chicken nacho appetizer which was huge and a meal itself alone. Also, tried the 12 oz green chille cheeseburger and fries. The cheese burger is offered in different sizes and cooked perfectly, and the fries were fresh hand cut and excellent. Server was friendly and attentive. We got seated immediately for dinner and I noticed they close early at about 7pm. Will return to try something different.

Food is always good. Prices are average Santa Fe prices. The lady who works here is awesome.

Tried to go in again today. Closed at 2:15 on a Saturday. Really sad, they have great green chile cheeseburgers. Hours are Stupid. Not worth chasing them around hoping they haven't changed their hours again.

Hours posted says 11 to 7 on Friday. Arrived at 5:52 the young hostess informed us that they were closing in 8 minutes? When asked what that meant, or if we only had 8 minutes to eat , she said it was "RUDE" to walk in 8 minutes before they closed. Again, posted closing said 7. Being shocked about being called "rude " by the hostess she began to argue with us about it. Will never return or recommend.

Went in for a late lunch. Had read the Fork review on the GCCB and had to try it. Was impressed that the diner had 4 size choices - 6, 8, 12, 16 ounces and the degree of doneness. My wife wanted onion rings which they were out of. We were surprised when the burgers were served with the onion rings which had just been restocked. A tribute to the service. All was tasty - the 12 oz barely fit on the bun. Green chile was spicy but not overwhelming. Walls were full of murals. Service overall was attentive. Prices were very reasonable, on a par with competitors who don't measure up.

This is good stuff! Had the Frito Pie - best I have found in town. Will go back for the burger - as so many people have said it is the best in town.