The Dragon Room Bar

This place was so cute! A few coworkers and I went out for a light meal and drinks and this was the perfect spot. The ambiance is great. The decor is very much in tune with the local dynamics and there was even a man playing the guitar to set the scene. I saw that for big groups, there is a room with a fireplace that was on and it was perfect on a crisp autumn night. The server provided great drink recommendations and the food came out very quickly. We all ordered the tacos and they were tasty!

Fantastic service from the friendly bartender provided us with mashed-at-table guac that was out of this world, and a gourmet Caesar salad with cute little anchovies decorating the top. Our beautiful stone table was refreshing clean. The Dragon Room social hour from 4-6 pm provides drink and food specials daily. We thoroughly enjoyed our time here! The jazz trio were very good!

Our friends recommended Dragon Room bar. The bar tender made us great drinks. Live music by a trio entertained us. Fun people and lots to look at inside.

Sometimes you just want to relax with a great cocktail and a burger. This bar delivers. Sat at the bar, enjoyed learning about the special cocktails and the bartender recommendations were spot on. A must stop. It's a Solid bar.

I love this place. The server we got was a bit snotty (I've noticed this before), but the bar food is good, and I believe that if the bar menu is too limited, customers can order off the menu for the Pink Adobe. The Dragon Room is charming, and is one of the best spots in town for margarita.

Online consensus for The Pink Adobe is middling at best, and no one we encountered had any personal reviews ‒ "They changed owners, and they say it's not the same," was the one thing we did here consistently ‒ so we eliminated that longtime Santa Fe institution from our plans. But not wanting to miss out on its ambiance, we decided to visit its adjacent bar, The Dragon Room. That was a smart call. The Dragon Room is a small room, dimly lit, loaded with exotic art and artifacts, many of them dragon themed. Two large turquoise glass chandeliers hang from the ceiling, contrasting the beige and maroon tones that dominate the room. There is a selection of small plates, and they also serve the full Pink Adobe menu. The drinks are excellent: For tourists on the Santa Fe Margarita Trail, there is a special margarita called The Black Dragon made with Chambord, the French black raspberry liqueur. Friends had the margarita made with green chile (when in Santa Fe...), while I tried the Dragon's Paper, made with rye, Aperol, Nonino, and lavender ‒ excellent. Guacamole is made at the table, and their salsa had a unique flavor I couldn't figure out (epazote?) but really liked. Service was excellent, as well, up there with the best places we visited in Santa Fe. The Dragon Room was easily the most stylish and, dare I say, glamorous bar we visited in Santa Fe, and I wish we had made another visit. It's definitely at the top of my list of places to go on a return trip and a spot any visitor wanting a drink or two should hit up in The City Different.

We went to this restaurant for a special occasion and it was a great choice. You can order off the menu from The Pink Adobe and The Dragon Room here. I ordered a drink (Elephant Paper) and enjoyed it very much. I got the smash burger with sweet potato fries. I also asked for some of the spicy salsa to dip the fries in and that sweet spicy combination was amazing. I really enjoyed all the food drinks. The decor was fun and I really enjoyed the atmosphere. The service was attentive and friendly. I was extremely happy with the experience. This restaurant is near downtown Santa Fe, so parking can be an issue. However, it is also nice to go walk the area after a meal. The restaurant is located in the iconic park of Santa Fe.

Meh. This used to be a wonderful local hangout, with cheeky waitstaff, murky atmosphere that felt bohemian and full of possibility, like a good dive bar should. The food and drink were always good enough, reasonably priced and downhome. Now it's a pretentious wannabe place that's "performing" ambiance in a way that's superficial, highstrung, and unwelcoming. The prices are whacked (not unlike other places) and in line with the pretension. The food is mediocre. A wilty, sparse, sloppywet caeser "salad" with two sad romaine spears charred just on the edges for $14. The pork was overcooked and dry. The tacos were uninspired. The burger was the highlight, with the manager bringing us a flight of condiments when we asked for something to put on the bun. The cocktails had a nice flavour, but the glass stacked full of ice amounted to about half a jigger of liquid. Top it all off with a (coked out?) waiter who ran from table to table as if he was late for something far more interesting than whatever he was doing there. Snappish and chaotic. Interrupted patrons several times trying to clear their tables even though they clearly weren't finished and there were plenty of open tables, so even the rude excuse of pushing through more business wasn't a reason. Needless to say, won't be back.

Service was delightful......drinks were nice.....food left a lot to be desired. The clams were spicy had no other flavor. The fish tacos were....well, fish. The corn tortillas fell apart.

Great food from Adobe restaurant - server extremely pleasant- good atmosphere - had guitarist on Friday night