Pantry Rio
Nestled on the iconic Route 66 in Santa Fe, Pantry Rio is a vibrant culinary gem where travelers can savor flavorful dishes infused with local flair. Known for its warm, welcoming atmosphere, this beloved eatery offers a delightful blend of traditional and contemporary New Mexican cuisine that reflects the essence of the Southwest. With a fantastic 4.6-star rating, it’s a must-stop for those seeking comfort food, creative tacos, and artisan coffee, all while soaking in the charm of historic Route 66. Embrace the journey with a delicious meal that captures the spirit of Americana!
Amanda Altman
a month ago"We had an awesome brunch here. We had our dog with us so they accommodated us outside in this orb to stay warm. I had the corned beef and hash which was so tender and tasty and my hubby got the huevos rancheros. They had a good assortment of mimosas too!"
M Cabe
4 months ago"By far our favorite food while visiting Santa Fe. I was hesitant to go here because of some of the reviews saying their service was terrible. But we went for lunch and our server was so attentive and friendly. We were able to order quickly and got our check quickly. We ordered the stuffed sopapilla with adovada, blue corn pancakes, sopapilla on the side, and green chili - and everything was so delicious!!!! We actually thought about coming here multiple times afterwards and regretted not doing it. The adovada was flavorful and soft. Sopapilla was fluffy and light, corn pancakes had a great flavor and texture, green chile was spicy and flavorful. We sat outside, and it was a somewhat overcast day, which we got lucky with because it felt comfortable sitting outside! If we’re ever here again, we are definitely coming back!"
S Magocs
a week ago"Great place for breakfast. Good new mexician selection. Service good, food comes out fast. Parking tough in afternoon but morning there is close in street parking. Outdoor seating."
Becky Smith
3 months ago"We had lunch outside at The Pantry Rio and really enjoyed the ambience—sunny but definitely a bit chilly, and we noticed there were no outdoor heaters. The wait staff was great and super attentive. We ordered the trio dip, and consider yourself warned: the red salsa is HOT! We also tried the brisket tacos, which were a little dry for our taste, and the Frito pie—good flavor, but we wished it had a bit more meat. On the plus side, the beers were nice and cold! Overall, a pleasant spot for lunch with friendly service and a great vibe."
