Joseph’s Culinary Pub
428 Agua Fria St., Santa Fe, NM, 87501
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Address :
428 Agua Fria St.
Santa Fe, NM, 87501 - Phone (505) 982-1272
- Website https://josephsofsantafe.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :5:30 pm - 10:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : No
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Dressy
Ambience : Upscale
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Jivan L.
Outstanding meal just last night. Enchiladas were mind blowing; best I've had. And so was the eggplant appetizer. Joseph does a remarkable job melding a variety of culinary influences to come up with something uniquely his own. Great desserts too.
(5)Chels N.
This place is cute - my kind of restaurant. Small, intimate, good bar seating, friendly staff, low-lit, and perfect for a late night cocktail and dessert. I regret not coming here earlier in my Santa Fe trip as it would have been a fantastic dinner. So, if you you want the best chocolate cake of your life, be sure to get the chocolate bistro cake. The small amount of time spent at Joseph's was enough to make me a huge fan.
(5)Sarah M.
I went here for the first time a little over a year ago. I ordered the duck, the people I was with ordered rabbit lasagna, the ribs and steak. Although everything was delicious the duck confit blew everything away. The outside is so perfectly crispy and the inside is deliciously moist and falls off the bone. We were all raving about how incredible the dish was and the chef came out to tell us the long process he goes through to marinade and cook the duck leg. I've been here close to a dozen times since I've been unable to order anything else! It's just perfect in my mind. Do yourself a favor and order the butterscotch pudding with caramel sauce sea salt to share for dessert.
(5)Melissa S.
What a fantastic place. Apparently it's been there for 2 years and I hadn't heard of it. They serve beer and wine only but both lists are exquisite. The food was also killer. Ahi tartare app. Loved it! Complex and unique. Apparently, the chef, Joseph, connoisseur of the local lamb so I got the lamb chops which is not my normal go to but it was amazing!!
(5)Paige S.
We heard about Joseph's from the NY Times 36 hours series. So excited to go- and glad we did. The service was absolutely amazing and the best I've had in a long time. Our waitress was very kind and attentive, and it made our experience here amazing. The environment is fabulous- intimate, dark, and lively. I am not a foodie- but I understand the food was exquisite. Our favorite was the lamb bone marrow, and it's simple, but I loved the butter that came with the bread. Would absolutely recommend for a date night or celebratory dinner!
(4)Demi M.
Great atmosphere and lovely decor. Nice quaint location. The service was top notch. Knowledgable about the food, wine, and pairings. We started with the Duck Fat Fries and Polenta Fries, both of which were delicious. The main courses were beautifully plated, ample portions and prepared to perfection. Topping off the meal was a scrumptious Tres Leaches cake that is the best we have had. Highly recommend this restaurant for a date, family event or special occasion.
(5)A R.
I've been twice in the last month and both times service and food was great. I love lamb and there are so many different lamb dishes, that is the reason for second trip, had to try them all. The bone marrow was delicious as well as the lamb tartare. I am looking forward to trying some more lamb creations in the future.
(5)Cyndi G.
Fantastic experience! Food, atmosphere and service....can't get any better. It's our number one pick when visiting Santa Fe! Can't wait to return.
(5)Peter D.
Joe (I feel like I can call him that, since we're on such good terms) knows what he's doing. I didn't know what a culinary pub was, but if this is indicative of all of them, I'm down with the designation. Apparently it means a restaurant where the service is fantastic, the bread is phenomenal, and the composed plates so gorgeous that I was ever-so-slightly saddened the lighting was too romantic to capture it [without disturbing fellow diners with a flash]. Now, I'm a person who often appreciates simplicity in my meals, and to be clear, this is not simple food... My salt-cured duck confit was served with a sweet potato caramel glaze, over radicchio and lentils with a date and pancetta salad. Likewise, her honey and cardamom-dusted phyllo napoleon was layered with brussels sprout leaves, local goat cheese, crispy Italian ham, a root vegetable sautee and a sherry wine sauce complemented by a carrot ginger foam. ...But it is delicious food, and that's far more important. It does make me tired just listing out all the ingredients, so I doubt I'm going to be recreating that duck anytime soon. Joseph's serves the sort of dishes where the price tag is justified because you could never put together this many components at home, and if you tried, it's highly unlikely you'd be able to balance them as well as Joe does. But that's why we go out to eat, isn't it?
(4)Brian R.
As fans and part time residents of Santa Fe, we love to discover great restaurants. We rate Joseph's as one of those unique finds. With a great bistro atmosphere and with a knowledgeable wait staff, we would recommend this restaurant to our most difficult foodie friends. Last night's meal was one again over the top. The lamb chops had that just off the grill taste rarely found at most restaurants. My Duck was crispy, succulent and more than I could eat. It would take too long to express why this is our third visit. Try it you will return.
(4)G M.
Place deserves a star and a half but certainly not 2. All that I can think of is meh. The service was terrible, the manager unhelpful. How can you mess up 1 candle on top of a piece of cake? Jesus Christ, I ate there 4 days ago and having a difficult time remembering what I ate...Salmon was gross, beans? Tuna didn't taste fresh...I made the mistake of ordering two appetizers, one as an app and other as dinner...I explained this to the waiter, both came out as apps. Expensive for what it is...Santa Fe deserves better.
(1)Aubrey C.
I stopped in for dinner with my grandma one night and they were unfortunately completely booked, so we ordered or meals to go. We were extremely satisfied with our choices, they were both full of good flavors and I would definitely recommend this place to others.
(4)Foodie B.
Ate here last night for my girlfriend's birthday. First of all: wow. We are road tripping across the country and literally came in off the road (called ahead 5 hours for a reservation), and immediately felt like we had walked into a bistro in Paris, except it was Pueblo style. The atmosphere was bright and inviting, and best of all our fresh-off-the-road attire was perfect for the casual environment and decor. Felt right at home. After starting with a stellar Willamette Valley Pinot, we indulged in the cauliflower appetizer, crispy and fantastic, and the savory trifle with lobster panna cotta and foie gras. With the trifle, the chef recommends digging the spoon to the bottom and getting all the layers in one bite...I screwed this up the first bite and didn't get the full effect. But when I hit the bottom of the glass the second time, it was a power punch of flavor. It was one of those dishes that's so perfectly balanced, every ingredient is necessary and leaving just one out ruins it. I'm glad to say I eventually ate it right and loved it. For my main, I had the duck breast medallions. It was an expertly crafted seasonal dish, garnished with pomegranate, autumn rice, crunchy onion and a hint of citrus. All the flavors were powerful and in combination with the meat--perfectly seared, I might add--the dish was amazing. My girlfriend had the cod which was accompanied with olive tapenade and a heavenly sauce. The one caveat with the fish is that it didn't taste 100% fresh. But that probably makes sense given that it was a Sunday. Not holding it against them. Our dessert was the butterscotch with salted caramel pudding. We scarfed it down. It came with fresh-baked orange and chocolate ganache macarons which, if I may be so bold, were better than those from Ladurée in Paris, which sealed the deal for me. Our waiter, Jesse, was friendly and helpful, very responsive and engaging, and took good care of me and my girlfriend on her birthday which we both appreciated after a long day on the road. We had a great experience with the service. I should note--only because I want these guys to be successful and they are well on their way--that despite the food being fantastic, it has some catching up to do in terms of global culinary standards. I would focus on bringing out a distinct personality in each of the dishes, ideally around a central theme or influence, as right now the dishes seem to lack a dominant flavor identity. Because of our great experience with the service, lovely dining experience, and perfectly satisfied palates, this is an easy 5. Keep up the good work!
(5)Kelly H.
We've lived in Santa Fe for 20 + years and eat out a lot. I have a few gripes about this establishment. One is that the bartender was unwilling to serve a 1/2 glass of wine (I can't drink more than 1 and 1/2. I left a note for Joseph making a request with my phone number. Either he didn't get my message or doesn't care to respond to regular patrons. The service is so, so. And our one favorite dish the crisply duck has now been taken off the menu. We ordered their vegetarian dishes last night and both of us have downed alka-selzer to combat the nausea. Personally we prefer the special care and appreciation given to regular customers from our new favorite restaurant Georgia. The staff makes a point to remember our names and even what we like to drink. The food is fresh, innovative and not too greasy.They are perfectly happy to pour a 1/2 glass of wine without complaint. Sorry Josephs seems like a dirty kitchen. Oh yeah and the bathrooms were filthy.
(2)MICHAEL M.
After polenta fries,cauliflower&lamb ribs the duck confit just added to the WOW!! butterscotch pudding a must!
(5)Audrey H.
Fantastic joint! Brought the hubbs here for a birthday dinner-such a well balanced menu! He had the slow braised bison which was tender and beautifully flavored. I enjoyed the crispy duck breast with tart cherry sauce and Arab style lentils and rice-what a dish! Dessert was all I hoped for. I chose this restaurant not just for the great dinner menu, but MOSTLY because the dessert offerings included not 1 but 2! chocolate cake offerings that ARE NOT FLOURLESS!! Thank you Joseph Wrede for providing me with something I haven't seen on a menu in ages. Put the flour BACK in my chocolate cake! Many hearts, much enjoy :-)
(5)Zak M.
Wonderful ambiance with an eclectic menu. Nice variety of affordable bar menu and slightly more expensive dinner items. The burger was deliciously prepared and my wife enjoyed the polenta. The jalapeño popper with the burger is a great idea, but it seemed a little too bready and more like a chile relleno than a popper. The duck fat fries were good, although maybe not $9 good. Good variety on the wine list, although we would have liked to see more affordable wines by the glass. Overall a great experience!
(5)Hoya S.
Phenomenal AND consistent...who could ask for more? Joseph Wrede is at the helm of one of the country's best restaurants, and Santa Fe is lucky to have him! The bar menu and the regular menus are both fantastic, and you can't go wrong.
(5)Eduardo M.
My wife and I had dinner here last week and really enjoyed it. The wait for our table was short but quite chaotic based on some of the rude patrons. However, we were promptly seated thereafter and Rebecca promptly soothed our frayed nerves and professionally cared for us the remainder of the night. My wife started off with the green curry soup and I ordered the bronzed cauliflower. Mine was very tasty with a lot of good flavors coming from every corner of the plate. My wife's soup, however, contained so many beautiful and complex layers of flavor it may possibly be the best soup I've ever tasted. For main, my wife went light with the warm mixed greens and I order the lamb tagine from the bar menu. Her salad was very well done and had great ingredients. As for the tagine, it was a wonderful amalgamation of the tagine cooking vessel from N. Africa, pomegranate seeds from the middle east tying (and cooling) all of the spices used on the delectable lamb cubes. The lamb reminded me a bit of a vindaloo, but one done with finesse. The rice at the bottom of the plate was fantastic. We had a very nice Kermit Lynch imported Nebbiolo that worked just great. For dessert we shared the butterscotch pudding with salted caramel. Wow!
(5)Michael C.
The cuisine, the matchings and combinations, the libations and the ambience are OUTSTANDING! Certainly not typically Santa Fe, but cutting edge with the right homage to that history. The best of fresh, local perfectly ripened or dressed foods, great wine and beer selections and pairings, and can we talk about the desserts?! If you have but one night in Santa Fe go here! But, unfortunately, thou must make a reservation weeks in advance. Oh, and do take the opportunity to look at the design and accessories. From the frescoe and the Portuguese angel to the stenciling and other surprises, first class, unique and, yes, a bit dangerous in the food combinations!
(5)Kristi W.
Sadly, we were disappointed. We started with the fried polenta which was nice, but nothing special. The duck fat fries were also good, but not as delicious as I would expect based on reviews the cost. The lamb ribs were nice as was the roasted chicken, though again...just ordinary. The chili rellano had a strange cornbread like coating and the flavor was not satisfactory. The waiter was pretentious and service was slow. With so many great places to eat in Sante Fe, I would waste time visiting Joseph's if visiting Santa Fe. The menu sounded delicious and I live interesting flavor combinations, in this case the flavor combinations didn't work well. I rated it a 2, based on quality of food vs. cost of meal. At a high end restaurant I expect more.
(2)Carolyn Y.
Lovely service complemented the absolute standout meal of my vacation. I would go back to Santa Fe just to eat here again. The Cloud Cake desert was original and divine.
(5)Julia K.
This is just the best meal we've had in ages. Rustic fine dining with totally unique and interesting/unique flavor profiles, plus friendly service and a cute location. Ordered: Pork belly - the only bad thing about this was how small the portion was. There was a nugget of just pure porky bliss. I kept saying "This tastes Chinese! This tastes Chinese!" which is my highest compliment. Very delicately crispy on the outside, and just melting on the inside. Subtly seasoned with a little salt and a tiny bit of sweet. There was some veg on the side, but I don't remember it bc the meat was perfection. Cauliflower in cast iron - Very yummy. So many different flavor profiles combined, I couldn't categorize it exactly but the menu says: mustard seed, creme fraiche crust, white beans, anchovies, fried capers, and green dust. Very mysterious, that green dust. You'd think it would taste Mediterranean... but it didn't exactly. It did taste blissful, even standing up to that pork. For our entree we both ordered: BISON RIBEYE. If this is on the menu, I highly recommend that you order this. My dude and I don't get much game out in the Bay Area. We live in Palo Alto which means that every restaurant basically serves filet mignon and chicken breast, sadly. This was so flavorful and lovely. If you like red meat, you will love this. The meat was cooked medium rare, but a bit more on the rare side, and it was tender, juicy, and minerally, and just what the doctor ordered after walking around for 10 miles in Santa Fe being touristy. There was a wonderful watercress salad on the side (most nutritious veg, beating out kale apparently), which balanced the meat well. Had a great tarragon mustard seed dressing too. Dessert: I had a flourless chocolate cake which I thought would be perfect, but I ordered poorly this time. Don't get me wrong, it was great- it was basically a chocolatey, not too sweet mousse. But unless you are obsessed with chocolate, I would recommend going for the salted butterscotch pudding which the dude ordered and which I salivated over. Dude also had a wonderful port, don't remember which one. Also had a great bottle of Bordeaux, which just made us so happy. It was incorrectly labeled as a grand cru on the menu, but it's not AOC grand cru, it's a Saint-Emilion grand cru. The mark up was almost 3X but that's to be expected, I guess. Total bill for 2 very full and happy people incl tip: ~$280 You can def get away with a much smaller bill (order from the bar menu, split the generous entrees, don't drink as much!), but we were hungry and splashed out. Maybe this isn't exactly 5 stars, maybe it's more of a 4.5, but the meal made us so darn happy that I think rounding up is the way to go!
(5)Nancy K.
Save your time and eating $$ -- Just go to Joseph's - the food is innovative and terrific. You can leave Geronimo's and The Compound to the tourists who do not care if they get mediocre food - this is a superb place to eat whether it be bar or table.
(5)Jabba T.
Rats....I really want this to be on my "A" list, but, sadly, it's not. I've given this very popular newcomer a few tries and it has disappointed in some way each time. The flavor combos are simply too much for me (and for my wife). For example, white peppercorns (in some cases whole peppercorns) in multiple dishes with a very strong flavor- weird. Also, the plating is odd- bowls with super wide plate rims (I know, I'm being fussy here) that get dirty and messy and that you tend to drag your shirt cuff through if you're not careful. Once we were seated across from the bar near the windows and it was so freezing cold that my wife had to keep her coat on during the meal. We've had rabbit lasagne, duck confit, steak, lamb tangine, multiple deserts and appetizers, but we just haven't been blown away. I am being hard on this place for two reasons- one, it's not cheap and so I expect a lot and two, chef Joseph Wrede is extremely talented and this doesn't live up to other food I've had of his, particularly from his Taos days. I recommend someone that loves to try all new restaurants in Santa Fe definitely try this one, you may love it as many (most) do. My last meal there was 5 months ago so maybe it's improved.
(3)Ingrid K.
This is the best meal we had while we were in Santa Fe. Puzzlingly, most fine restaurants in Santa Fe have boring menus bereft of the rich inspiration that is New Mexican cuisine. Joseph's is not one of these restaurants! Everything we ordered was amazing, and I wish we had discovered this restaurant earlier in our trip. Highlights of the meal were the cauliflower appetizer, the chile relleno, and the enchilada.
(5)Clare M.
Had made reservation week in advance but having experience in the industry I know things don't always go as smooth as they should. Our table wasn't ready but a few bar stools opened up and we were pleased as peaches to sit at the bar. While the chef has had multiple restaurants, it's always weary to try a new establishment, especially one that is located in a spot notorious for being cursed. That said, this was a wonderful experience, a fantastic meal and a delightfully energetic environment. Appetizers were great...entrees we had were the lamb curry tagine and the duck confit. I'm excited for the next time I dine there and I anticipate that it will become a regular staple in my routine. Glad to add something new, wonderful and exciting to our somewhat exhausted choices in town.
(5)Lisa B.
Oh.My .Gawd - MAGIC FOOD!! Seriously...there are no words. I went there w/ 3 vegetarians and we were SO thrilled that there were so many and such imaginative options. We shared several plates and were not disappointed by anything. You should go. Totally. Seriously, RUN!
(5)Kate K.
In a town like Santa Fe, good news travels fast - so does bad. Josephs doesn't have to worry - they've got it going on. They say they are still experimenting with the menu items. I just tried to upload some pictures of the killer food we had but I'm having an issue with my cell phone so will get that resolved and show some pics. Meanwhile, the place has ambiance, our service was great and I hope this restaurant is there for a very long time at the quality of food served now.
(4)Cecil T.
If you are in town for the art you will want to be sure to make a reservation at Joseph's. The chef, Joseph Wrede is a well known artist in the kitchen and serves up an art experience on a plate. The menu is creative, well prepared and presented. The ambiance of the place is intimate and very romantic. I have always been very happy with the staff and service. Unlike many places in town there is actually plenty of parking tucked around back.
(5)Jesse C.
Let me begin by saying Chef Joseph's reputation precedes him here in Santa Fe. This restaurant has only been open for six days with no announcement or advertising and the place was packed at our 7 pm reservation! The decor is tasteful and the dining room is warm and cozy. The service was friendly and attentive, second to none. We were served complimentary champagne. I ordered a glass of the Malbec and my friend ordered the Pine Ridge Pinot Noir. The Malbec was very smooth and my friend said the Pinot was very good. I had the leek and potato soup and my friend ordered the sashimi and kale appetizer. Both were delicious. For dinner I had the rabbit lasagna. And my friend had the Salmon and Artichoke. Both were well done and very tasty. For desert I had the chocolate sorbet which was complex with a touch of coffee flavor. My friend ordered the panna cotta, his favorite! Overall I was very pleased with everything ordered and the service was excellent and look forward to returning on my next visit to Santa Fe!
(5)Dennis U.
I'm kind of torn here. I really liked Joseph's for the service, the decor and the creativity in the menu, but I had issues with some of the end results. Oh well, I guess it's a matter of taste. Four of us went here during restaurant week and sampled the prix fixe that consisted of two courses and a desert for $40. All of the choices were from the regular menu and I would assume showcased the best of the best. I started with the cast iron cauliflower and my companion had the borscht. The cauliflower was interesting, a floret seared with coarse mustard and garnished with dried beet and zucchini ? chips. Tasty! The borscht was my first issue. From the description it was a highly creative variation on the classic but the caviar garnish gave it , to me, an unpleasant fishy taste. I had the duck as a main course. First of all, it was a huge serving, essentially the leg half of the duck served with a radicchio garnish and a lentil garnish. The taste was great but the skin was still kind of flabby and not crispy. All in all, it was ok, but I would have preferred quality to quantity. My companion had the salmon with a tamale. Good but an odd combination. Desert was great, the sorbets were interesting. The butterscotch pot was very tasty. The meringue was light and fabulous. I like this place in terms of the ambiance, the service and the concept. This visit, I had problems with some of the food
(3)Hershel L.
Hated to loose Joe and his wife when he left Taos but happy he landed in Santa Fe! For 13 years I ate at Joseph's in Taos, usually during a ski trip or summer fishing. Their new restaurant is terrific! Food is a s good as it gets and the service is perfect. And it was a Groupie's dream come true to sit next to Sam Shepherd, at the bar, while he ate dinner? Try this our if you haven't been there and if you have, I don't need to say more.
(5)Anye F.
My husband and I fell in love with Chef Wrede (well, with his work, in a non-creepy way, yo?) last winter when we first visited town and had a life-changing dinner at Tomme. So we knew that visiting his new restaurant would likely be a highlight of our next visit to town, and it was. The funny thing I find about Chef Wrede's menus is that the descriptions of the dishes never sound as good (to me anyway) as they actually are. Unlike most places where they make the dishes sound better than they are (there ain't no Kobe beef in the U.S. folks, and Wagyu doesn't actually mean anything!) I guess I have preconceived notions about which foods / herbs / spices go together and Joseph's breaks them all and tosses them out the window, but for such an amazing result. I end up selecting a main dish (honey-cardamom sprinkled phyllo napoleon) based on it not having any mushrooms (probably my only real complaint is how mushroom heavy the menu is, it's in about half or more of the items and I can't stomach them at all). I'm eyeing the appetizers and none sound particularly appetizing, so I choose to go with the stack salad while my husband orders the crispy pork belly appetizer. He chose the duck confit entree based on having adored a three-duck cassoulet that he had at Tomme, hoping it would be similar. I really need to learn to trust more, because the pork belly (which I shamelessly stole some of) was delicious. It wasn't like bacon, which is what most places that say "pork belly" end up serving, but had a very different taste and texture. (Not that I don't like bacon, I do, but I didn't really want a bacon appetizer...fear not, that is not what you get.) The stack salad was delicious as well. I love beets, I love goat cheese, this salad has both in abundance. In fact I think Chef Wrede uses more beets in his food than any other chef I've visited. I love it. They are an under-utilized delight. My napoleon was an amazing creation of fresh vegetables, a little bit of a tasty cheese/cream sauce, just a teensy bit of thin sliced cured ham to add some salty against the sweetness of the dish. It actually resembled somewhat the amazing but somewhat indescribable pasta dish I'd had at Tomme last year, in the flavors of the vegetables. I practically (but not literally) licked my plate clean. Hubby really enjoyed his duck as well, even though it was not a cassoulet but was a big giant piece of duck. It was perfectly cooked and very flavorful. For dessert, I again had a nervous-nelly reaction that was totally unwarranted. I've been dreaming of the ginger panna cotta from Tomme for a year and a half -- the panna cotta on Joseph's menu was a "bay leaf panna cotta with blackberry espresso sauce". Bay leaf? Bay leaf goes in gumbo, not panna cotta? I panic. I almost don't order it. But my husband tells me he's going to order one of the chocolate cakes which would have been my second choice, so I cave in and order the panna cotta. Silly Anye needn't have worried, it was creamy and delicious and did not in the least taste like gumbo. (Not that I don't like gumbo... but not for dessert!) The blackberry sauce had just a hint of coffee flavor to it. I would eat that panna cotta any bay, I mean any day. My husband's bistro cake was also divine -- served warm, it was very rich and gooey and delicious. The kind of dessert it's hard to eat if you're overstuffed, but since Joseph's portions out all the courses in proper fashion, you can manage it and believe me, you want to. Other notables include the delicious sourdough rolls served with herbed butter (we had seconds - we have no shame) and the excellent service. Anyway, all my experience here proves why Joseph Wrede is the master chef and I am a plebian not worthy of dining at his table. But I will keep coming back anyway because it is AMAZING!
(5)Adria E.
Such a creative and inspiring menus. So hard to decide what to order. Everything was EXCELLENT. MUS MUST
(5)J F.
This is an outstanding restaurant. We were on a multi-state trip, found Joseph's written up in the hotel magazine, and being hungry travelers tried it out. "Pub" refers to the very warm atmosphere: warm, cozy, friendly, and attentive. We really enjoyed the youthful and seasoned manners of all of the staff we encountered. The food was excellent. Let me repeat, excellent, well deserving of a culinary award. All dishes were very well thought out and lip smackingly delicious. On our road trip through long stretches of desert, little towns, and country music on the radio we kept referring back to that wonderful little restaurant. I'd be there every week if I lived in Santa Fe.
(5)Klean L.
Came in for NYE, loved the variety & chef's take on staple entrees served across the world with a local take including farm to table ingredients. A bit sluggish versus big city peers but won't disappoint against local options. Will be back.
(4)Shannon D.
We were very pleased to find this on yelp. Best dinner we've had in Santa Fe. Excellent food, wine and port. The service was awesome as well! Highly recommend!
(5)Belle H.
We're from out of town but ran into Chef Dale on accident while looking for the pet supply store. Came back for dinner and we were blown away. Wait staff was very attentive. We sat on the patio with our puppy. We ordered the pork appetizer. Rib eye dinner and duck confit. The duck brought back memories of thanksgiving and Christmas for me. We had the cloud cake and butterscotch pudding. All we can say is wow! We will definitely return when we have an opportunity.
(5)Sarah G.
Beautiful presentation, amazing atmosphere, and most of all - fantastic medley of flavors! TOTALLY recommend this to any and all visitors to Santa Fe
(5)A Todd H.
Truly wonderful experience, atmosphere and food just amazing. The raw vegetable salad with truffle vinaigrette was divine. The cauliflower appetizer spot on. The crispy duck just lovely. Butterscotch pudding with caramel and sea salt-- wow. This restaurant is special; I hope you get a chance to experience it yourself.
(5)Kevin H.
just had dinner at Joseph's. I should tell you I'm in the business but that shouldn't matter. Prices were premium, I knew that going in. The food was of a good quality. Flavor could have been better. Over all experience was diminished by the pour performance from our server. I believe that if the food being served is of a high quality so should the service be high and my overall experience tonight was not pleasant.
(3)Ted R.
Duck. Boom! Butterscotch pudding. Bam! Dinner was a knockout.
(4)Janet S.
We went here, we ordered a bunch of small plate to have many tastes...it was fabulous! The duck fat french fries are a bit overhyped...but we went back 3 times over the week. It's a must do. The food is outstanding, the atmosphere is cozy, yet lively, and the service was top notch. Don't miss this one, it's a gem!!!
(5)Phil K.
Had dinner with friends at Joseph's on a Friday night. Fortunately we had reservations--the place was packed. We all started our meal with a warm salad with a bacon/vinaigrette dressing snd goat cheese and dried cherries. Excellent! One of our friends had the braised buffalo short ribs and the other ordered the pumpkin enchilada. They both enjoyed their meals. My wife and I ordered the lamb tajin. The lamb was cooked perfectly but the rice in the dish was a bit heavy on lemon. For desserts we tried the tres leches cake and butterscotch pudding. Both were excellent. Food presentation was good and so was service. We will definitely be back again.
(4)Willie M.
The food is very good, but eat fast or the hostess will tell you "we have others waiting for this table so leave." Wait service was good but the hostess is another story. It was not the best dining experience.
(1)Diego A.
I have taste Joseph's food for long time {Taos 1st. Time} All I have to said is his food is one of the best ones in the South West. Congratulations in your new place.
(5)Susan R.
Horrible service. Had reservations for 7:30. Large group was seated before us because they were "in the way of the front door." The hostess was quite unprofessional. Still waiting for our table 45 minutes later.
(1)Karen P.
After Arroyo Vino, the second best restaurant in town. His presentation of his duck confit is utterly delicious and his desserts can't be beat. The deeply flavorful butterscotch pudding alone is reason to show up but his bar menu could use some improvement.
(4)John P.
Fantastic Creative food and great staff. Thank you Thomas for joining the team ! Best 2 restaurants in town. Cozy and stylish ambiance. The only place in town to eat late.
(5)Kendall M.
Boy what a letdown! After looking forward to my sweet potato gnocchi for a week I found them to be a tasteless, soggy mess. Gnocchi was gummy with almost no taste and the surrounding veggies were so boiled/steamed that I wasn't even sure if I was eating potato or carrot. Salad was ok, steak was ok, but dinner at this price should knock your socks off, not send you off looking for a second, better dinner.
(2)Rich F.
Saw an article about this award winning chef moving from Taos to Santa Fe and had to try it So glad we did. Nice atmosphere and fabulous food. We started with a baked cauliflower appetizer on a flavorful mustard seed and anchovy bean tomato sauce. I had the Halibut in a mole verde sauce and my wife had the duck Confit. My fish was perfectly cooked but the incredible flavors on my wife's plate kept my fork wandering. Nice wine list and the carrot cake at the end was moist and flavorful with a mascarpone frosting. Great meal.
(5)Carolyn R.
Outstanding in every possible way!!! Fresh heirloom salad was to die for and my southwestern lamb burger with feta and chilies was incredible. Excellent service topped off a wonderful evening.
(5)Matt B.
An excellent chef serving excellent food by excellent staff. Matthew may very well be the best server in Santa Fe and his knowledge and presentation of the wine list is phenomenal. The restaurant may be small by the experience is big. Try the rabbit lasagna or the duck confit for your entree as they are both amazing.
(5)Maria F.
Mostly good with a few kinks to work out. We've been to Joseph's twice, once to the restaurant proper once and once to the bar. Service was a little slow, but friendly. Over two visits, we tried a bunch of things: Baby spinach salad was perfect, familiar ingredients, but somehow unusually delicious. The wild greens vichyssoise was a little sour, not in a "oh yum, yogurt or creme fraiche" kind of way, but in a "is something fermenting?" kind of way. The ceviche was well-seasoned, and the marinade was tasty, but the fish itself was on the mushy side and a little too fishy. I mean, it is the desert, but maybe take raw fish off the menu if you're not 100% about it. Was really excited about the chicarones that came with the ceviche, they were unfortunately stale and unpleasant. My husband loved the steak au poivre and I loved the bite I had. The sea bass with miso sweet potatoes reminded me a bit of baby food (in the best possible way!) and was very nice, but kind of a small portion. I'm not a huge eater, either. The lamb burger and duck fat fries were great, the real standout being the house-made ketchup. Another disappointing garnish was the jalapeno popper, again, really excited, again, stale and soggy, no crunch or crisp whatsoever. Bummer. The butterscotch pudding is divine. Some really nice decorative elements, but kind of overdone. It's like that rule, take off one piece of jewelry before you leave the house, except Joseph's should take down half of its decor. "Culinary pub" sounds kind of dumb, no?
(3)Chuck C.
A very enjoyable venue - food, staff and atmosphere. A place to return to.
(5)Steven M.
Great setting and staff. Lots of well to do locals looking for anything but New Mexican cuisine. I had the buffalo ribs. This is an appetizer sized portion in a slightly bitter mole type sauce. Fries and pickled veggies on the side. A little salty over all. Wife had Sea bass and it was good but smallish. Note the theme of small portions in these reviews -- it goes with the style, but we wanted more.
(4)Rachel S.
I have to agree with the review of "Jabba T." I've only eaten here once, and although the steak was fantastic, the spinach salad was way over-seasoned, and the three desserts we tried were all disappointing. I have to love everything, to spend this kind of money on a meal.
(3)Nicolle S.
Fantastic Experience! Go to JOSEPHS it was truly amazing, creative food & wine list, fantastic space, outstanding service... first class experience! A new favorite in Santa Fe... Duck confit was delish.
(5)Douglas T.
Joseph's was the best dining experience we have had in Santa Fe since moving here in October. The duck fat fries were a delicious way to start, washed down with Rasputin stout on tap. I was warming to Joseph's straight away. We enjoyed two salads - radicchio and brussel sprouts. My son had the potato crusted cod and we had the vegetable enchilada. Both were excellent. He raved over the cod. The carrot cake was almost as good as my wife's, the gold standard for carrot cake. Service was prompt and professional. The decor is tasteful and the ambience for a Thursday evening was ideal, lively but not overly noisy. This is our new favorite fine restaurant in town.
(5)Patricia Ellen T.
Pretty pretentious and overpriced. Went for a special birthday dinner, but being a vegetarian, didn't have many choices. Had barely gotten wine, and the entrees were served. It's too bad, got dressed up and everything, which is rare for me.
(3)Rebecca B.
We were here on a Monday night. We made reservations for 5:30, and I'm happy that we did. We were the first ones to arrive, and were amazed at the use of space. We were seated and served a nice sparkling water. Out waiter was super attentive and explained some newer menu items. We started with the baby spinach salad. Amazing, didn't skimp on the prosciutto, and the pomegranate seeds were a nice touch. I sipped a sparkling wine throughout my meal, because that's how I roll. Plus, it complemented each dish I had. My dinner companion had the steak au poirve, which was served at the requested temp. It looked delicious, served with an assortment of mushrooms and a demi glacé. I had the crisped salmon on corn pudding with tomatillo smear and a sweet potato goat cheese tamale. The salmon was perfect, the corn pudding was surprisingly sweet and the tomatillo smear made it interesting. But let's talk about the tamale. The masa was perfect, moist and flavorful. The filling was sweet potato and goat cheese. Before you can scoff, it was the best combination, especially with the tomatillo smear. For dessert we split the chocolate Marquis with vanilla bean creme anglaise. Wow! The coffee was served in a French press, and was a perfect way to end the meal. My champagne complemented the dessert too. Overall, this was a fantastic experience. The ambience was great, the wait staff exceptional and the food was much better than anticipated. I'll be back to sit at the bar and have the duck fat fries with truffle oil.
(5)Catherine A.
The carot soup was excellent and the pork belly appetizer devine. However, do not miss the duck fat fried potatoes...order them the minute you sit down!
(5)Linda M.
Food was very good - service unprofessional. Sea bass was excellent and every dish was creative. We were disappointed in the subpar service. We live in Santa Fe and it was bad enough for us to reconsider going there. We only saw our waiter, an attractive older man, at the beginning and end of the meal and he was not overly friendly either time. We had to ask for our plates to be taken away and for water refills. When they served two appetizers for the four of us no plates were provided so we used our bread plates. The final discontent and disbelief is when I had to ask the hostess for knives to cut our two desserts we were sharing and upon delivery she said "most people just use their forks"! Felt like we were at a diner. Used to love Joseph's in Taos but his servers need training.
(2)Anthony S.
The food, service and atmosphere.....simply amazing. A great recommendation for any occasion. We will definitely be back!!
(5)D.a. h.
Engaging atmosphere, attentive and polite wait staff - delicious dinner. Lamb Burger is great.
(4)Pam L.
Where should I even start on reviewing this establishment. One of the best meals I have ever had. Chic, but not pretentious. But, first lets start with the staff. Our waitress was incredible. Not only was she knowledgeable about the food, but her knowledge of wine was refreshing. We weren't sure about the taste of the bottle we selected and she took it upon herself to taste it and come back to the table with a fresh bottle. What a surprise. The servers were amazing. First time I haven't had to keep my hand on my plate to keep it from being yanked out from under me. This is a place that lets you dine. No rush, but great timing. The food I can't even write about because I didn't know food could taste so good. I'd give up my day job to spend a year in the kitchen with the Chef. This is a must try. I'm headed back Monday to chomp down on the Bar Menu. P.S. Went to the store today and just wandered... hope my euphoria wears off - or not.
(5)Dexter S.
I found Joseph's using Yelp while visiting Santa Fe with my girlfriend. I was looking for a 5-star restaurant to treat my girl. I read a few reviews and was sold. I called and made reservations and alerted my girl. It just so happened that Joseph's was 1 block away so I was even more delighted. We arrived and a wonderful middle-aged lady seated us. She apologized for the above-average noise this particular night. She is a sweetheart and deserves 5 stars. I don't want to assume but she seemed like an owner. Our server came over and took our order. His energy was low and he was a little elusive. I think his name is Jesse. All good. We ordered our dishes and glasses of champagne. One of the assistant servers brought my curry carrot soup out and it was delicious. My complaint is that the tablespoon didn't work very well with the depth of the bowl. I had a hard time scooping. A soup spoon would have been a big help. Then our main dishes came out. My duck confit was slightly over-cooked and dry but I am such a nice guy at times, I ate and enjoyed it any way. I didn't want to raise a fuss in such a nice establishment. Overall, I recommend Josep's for an upscale meal.
(4)Jo M.
Quite good overall. Good service, excellent flavors - original with a southwest twist. Accommodating - I didn't want the red chili sauce and they brought it on the side. Flavors were so wonderful in my pumpkin, kale, corn and porcini enchiladas (from the bar menu) that the chili sauce may have been a distraction. Also nnjoyed the roasted cauliflower, raw veggie salad and duck confit which was really, really good! Decent price point, wine and beer only.
(4)Charles C.
excellant food reasonable cost for this city. wait staff attentive, when the dining room was full noise level is high. Parking available. 4 star because of the noise level other wise 5 star. Ice cream with duck fat, tamari may sound strange but it works very well. Plan on trying to make it at home.
(4)B J.
Not such a great experience. We ordered the chile relleno, the raw salad and for the main course the rib entree. The chile relleno was mediocre and covered in heavy batter. The flavor was just okay, kind of bland but we just thought we may have ordered an item that's not one of their most popular dishes. Next the raw salad came, and literally it was a half head of lettuce with about 6-8 sliced fennel and squash with a dash of dressing and pomegranate seeds to top it off. Again, not impressed and rather shocked they would call this the "raw" salad and charge $11 for what probably cost them about $2 to make. Looking forward to our main entree, since we were still hungry - out came the ribs. Wow. The ribs didn't seem to be cooked properly and the sauce was just okay. Their rendition of smashed potatoes - although they were smashed and mixed with fish were so fishy tasting it was impossible to eat . The smell alone was enough to chase our appetites away. So, not being one to complain and typically would just let it go - the waiter asked how our meal was- probably because the entire plate had hardly been touched so we told him we didn't like it. Not only had he said that it was a great choice , he later came back and said he was a vegetarian and has never actually tried it to begin with. He asked if he could take it back and have the chefs try it - he came back and said that it tasted exactly as it should . Okay, well typically in this situation you either offer something else or if the customer has hardly touched the plate then you don't charge them full price when you take it back and never return with any entree for us to eat. I guess the chefs enjoyed our dinner!? Needless to say, we left hungry and extremely disappointed.
(1)Claudia C.
We just returned from a wonderful meal at Joseph's. We started with the wild mushroom soup in duck broth - lovely and complex. Then we moved on to the stack salad and cold salmon on crispy kale - YUM! We shared the duck confit, enjoying the crisp skin, delicate meat and the hash of root vegetables, pancetta and lentils. Our waiter Matthew was pleasant, knowledgable of the food and of wines. The service was professional and unhurried. This was a great place to end our trip to Santa Fe. I highly recommend it!
(5)Peter C.
Joseph's is in my favorite top 3 in Santa Fe, along with Geronimo and Martin's.
(5)Richard B.
Another pretentious over rated restaurant. The hostess was to busy talking on her cell phone to actually seat us. Finally a waiter came to our rescue and did the job. She retired to the bar to play with her computer. The garlic soup was in edible, couldn't quite figure out what was in it. The salad was was drenched in dressing, have them put it on the side if you have to go. The duck was boring. The rabbit lasagne was tasty but hardly recognizable as such. When I recommended to the waiter, who seemed so "knowledgable" about his wine list that they should stock a St. Joseph I got a blank stare. So much for his expertise. Plating is fussy with weird soup bowls. At these prices you would be better served staying home with a good bottle of St. Joseph and no surprises.
(2)Robert A.
Saturday nite Early dinner Rex. Started with oysters - small but delish Pork belly was small portion but tasty Spinach salad was okay Rabbit lasagna was small portion and really not lasagna. It was scrumptious. Butterscotch pudding a bit too sweet tho caramel and sea salt were spot on. Wine list is overpriced. French press coffee is too small a serving for the price
(4)Brad W.
A great restaurant with a very nice atmosphere! The menu is limited which I consider to be a strong selling point of Joseph's - every dish is well thought out and exceptionally executed. Very interesting and creative flavors and flavor combinations. Highly recommended.
(5)Helen D.
We went with friends to Joseph's for dinner the other night and had one of the best dinners we've had in Santa Fe! From the appetizers to the main courses to the amazing desserts....ALL were delicious. They have a very attentive waitstaff and an excellent wine list. We cannot wait to go back again! I had the duck lasagna and my husband had the duck. Our friends had the pumpkin, corn kale & Chanterelle enchiladas and loved them. The four of us shared three appetizers: the rock shrimp, the grilled polenta and the duck fat fries. EVERYTHING was amazing. I highly recommend this restaurant!
(5)Joseph K.
Outstanding. Regarded as one of the best restaurants in Santa Fe and I agree totally. We started with the cast-iron bronzed cauliflower which was excellent. It served as both appetizer and salad. For the main course my partner ordered the duck and I had the halibut cheeks. The halibut cheeks themselves were delicious. Personally, I did not care for the mole sauce; I felt it was too strong for the delicate fish. Thankfully it was on the side and I merely avoided it. The duck was absolutely outstanding and the portion was huge. More than my partner could eat so she "donated" a whole leg to me. It was the best duck I've ever had in any restaurant. Crisp skin, moist inside, tender, perfectly seasoned. In a word - flawless. We did order the Chocolate Pâté cake for desert; good but nothing exceptional. Service was impeccable. Décor is very pleasant. Good wine list that I felt was a tad bit on the pricey side. We had reservations and were promptly seated. And, (a rarity for Santa Fe) the restaurant has a large private parking lot. Overall I highly recommend Joseph's.
(5)David N.
Everything was great from the appetizer, the entree, (I had Duck Confit, best I ever had, my wife had the Napoleon) and with six of us, we all ordered different desserts and passed them around. Everything was totally delicious and our server was great. A bit noisy but not really bad, a very nice setting with style.
(5)terrance v.
We asked a gallery owner for a restaurant recommendation and she said "JOSEPHS". We are so happy that we went. What a wonderful surprise! The lamb burgers (medium rare) are absolutely fantastic. For desert we had the chocolate cake with cream (large enough for two) it was amazing. Highly recommended.
(5)Richard C.
Space is attractive, service excellent. sat in the back room under a heat duct, it was to hot or to cold depending on when the heat was cycling on. Shrimp appetizers war tasty[ unfortunately both my wife and myself got sick from them}. Salmon was good not crispy, has veggies with it, portion was the size of 2 tablespoons. Our guest had the duck, it was tasteless. The menu was so funky with hers and spices it was hard to find a meal to eat. Malbec was good, desert menu expensive and unusual
(2)Mike W.
A wonderful meal and a good place to enjoy being with friends. I'll definitely be back!
(5)Natasha P.
We had an exceptional dinner at Joseph's last night, starting with the sashimi appetizer, followed by the phyllo napoleon, and culminating in the outstanding tarte tatin dessert. The portions are generous, the food a truly culinary delight, the ambience is warm and convivial, and the staff friendly and attentive. I highly recommend this restaurant to all - locals and visitors to Santa Fe!
(5)Robert S.
As Taos residents and enthusiastic fans of the original "Joseph's Table," we were delighted with the reprise of a cherished dining venue, even if we must now travel to Santa Fe to partake. The food was the equal of what we have missed, since Joseph's closed. It was near perfect from the first bite of bread to the last morsel of desert. The only criticisms were the noise level, which increased over the course of our dinner, and the absence of adequate exterior lighting. We will be certain to be back whenever we happen to be in the neighborhood.
(4)Martina M.
Ok, Sunday night in Santa Fe things are certainly slow and a kitchen might have some menu items sitting around for a while, but serving a $28.00 duck confit dish with the meat being as dry as saw dust just isn't justified by any standards. The waiter's comment : Oh really, I'm sorry. The lamb terrine at $24.00 offered the amount of meat you'd expect for half the price and the jasmine rice served along with it was a sadly soggy affair. We wish Joseph Wade success in this location, now that he's finally opened his own place in Santa Fe, but the kitchen's execution of the promising sounding menu might have to step up, along with the value of what is delivered on the plates, in order for that to happen. We'll probably give it another try down the road to be fair but weren't too happy with the experience tonight - sorry.
(3)Susan P.
To begin, we live in the neighborhood and want this place to succeed. We've lived through the last 4 or 5 efforts at this address (2 great, the rest needed to go away and so they did), and we want to see someone with good intentions make it work. Our observations: 1) Music is too loud. It's jazz at least, but people who come to a place like this want to talk to each other (as opposed to spending all night on their phones) and do not need the stimulation of loud piped in music. 2) Service is fine. But if they want to know about the best service in the city of Santa Fe, someone from the restaurant should go to Galisteo Bistro. We travel all over the country (and world) and Galisteo still is up there with the best. Ask for Arturo. (As a note, our waitress was friendly and helpful - but wore too much perfume.) 3) I had the salmon. It was billed as "crispy salmon." Not crispy, and the aioli was not helpful. If you like aioli, ask for it on the side. It was in the way on the plate. My husband had the steak which was very good, but from a presentation point of view, too much gravy. 4) They bring out rolls with chive butter. The rolls taste great and are warm but they are white wheat. The owner suggests that he wants his entrees to be about the vegetables, which implies an interest in high quality food. White wheat is not high quality. I suggest offering a crusty whole wheat option. 5) The place needs to live up to its aspirations. If you want to be a neighborhood cozy pub, you can't serve a $42 steak. If you're going to serve a $42 steak (which is the price of the steak dinner) you need tablecloths. Bare tables and paper place mats don't cut it at that price. 6) The wine list is fine and there was no problem when I requested vegetables instead of potatoes with my salmon. Overall, I say do go and give it a chance. Of all the places that have been there in the last 7 or 8 years, this could be the one that works.
(3)Danielle F.
Not enough good can be said about this unpretentious, expertly-conceived haven of gastronomic bliss. The ambience, like a small chateau with chalkboard announcements of elevated bar food and quality wines by the glass, is warm and inviting, and the ultimate creations more than deliver. Service was exceptional, not due to being annoyingly, overtly attentive but because of its almost invisible nature: they know when to approach and when to stay quietly observant. The seemingly pedestrian cauliflower appetizer was a small culinary miracle: perfectly grilled florets sat atop white beans, both of which created an almost creamy base that was accentuated perfectly by a trio of slightly acidic, tangy, judiciously applied sauces, finely chopped kale, and dusted with herbs that made the whole thing sing. My partner had pommes frites in duck fat, accompanied by homemade ketchup, which veered toward perfection. The duck entree, while double the necessary portion, was obviously lovingly prepared, as was the steak au poivre (remember that this is, by tradition, served rare to medium rare). The chef is apparently a big fan of duck fat, as am I, as it also made an appearance in the tamari duck fat caramel ice cream, which was, predictably, divine. I'm contemplating eating every meal at Joseph's on my next return (and plan on arriving at happy hour to partake of the bar menu offerings before a night out). : )
(5)Larry N.
good - but not as great as people working there would like you to think
(4)mister s.
i relocated to santa fe from the northeast four years ago & find the restaurant scene here frustrating. i work in the arts & culture industry & eat out often, rather used to eat out often. here in santa fe i have a few comfort food favorites --fina, the shed, pollo asado-- but mostly cook for myself. many of santa fe's flagship restaurants --i'm including geronimo, coyote, martin, compound, terra in that category-- have impressed me as expensive & pretentious with high-powered wine lists & dated menus & presentation styles. this direction may well be a reflection of the age & income demographics in this town, but chefs & owners might want to consider field trips to chicago, san fran, brooklyn, portland, etc to inspire fresher approaches! i ate at joseph's table in taos shortly before its closing four years ago & four years later still fondly remember the true farm to table emphasis & the creativity of the the menu & its spot-on execution. when i heard joseph's was opening his own place in santa fe i was eager to try it. my initial experience was not all that cool. my friend & i ordered the steamed artichoke, lamb green chile stew, duck fat fries & the green chile feta lamb burger (that's the entire bar menu). the artichoke was undercooked, or just a tough artichoke, & drowned in melted butter. we were informed fifteen minutes after we ordered that the lamb chile stew was not up to standard & the kitchen would not be serving it... have to get back to you on that one. duck fat fries were over-fried. not the first kitchen i've encountered to do this with duck fat fries, so it may be a style thing, however the fries were crumble & fragment sized & based on the temperature obviously fried some time before the dish arrived at our table, i'm guessing that's not a style thing? the fries are $9 an order... the lamb burger, ordered medium rare, was served medium but still delicious. our server was pro & handled my unadulterated feedback on the food well. perhaps a chaotic night in the kitchen, but you've been open three weeks now right? the space is terrific, warm with soft lighting (too soft for the aging eyes at the table next to us who asked waitstaff to bring the dimmers up. okay, i'll be there soon myself). decor is reminiscent of joseph's table, southwest referenced with contemporary & eclectic inputs. i didn't order wine but the list was interesting with better than usual options by the glass. menu is creative with some convoluted phraseologies ('mustard seed & creme fraiche crusted cast iron bronzed cauliflower & white beans'). yo' joseph's i know from experience you can send out good food, re-group! three stars for the lamb burger, service, space & potential based on your past achievements.
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