Dinner at Pecos Trail Café

From the Santa Fe New Mexican: The Pecos Trail Café is a true hidden gem — you may have never even heard of it, or even driven by it. The name lets you know where it is (2239 Old Pecos Trail). It’s near nothing except the Old Pecos Trail Inn next door, with which the café has a symbiotic relationship. But Antuna has quietly owned the Pecos Trail Café for five years, catering to a loyal cadre of regulars and guests of the inn, serving some of Santa Fe’s best New Mexican food to those lucky enough to have discovered the place.
As the Pecos Trail Café, it is a warm, unassuming place with a vaguely cowboy kitsch, family-friendly vibe. Everything is prepared fresh in the kitchen, including its own flour tortillas.
Jorge Antuna and Jesus Rivera are both from Durango, Mexico. They have been in the food industry for over 20 years. These years of experience were needed to make your dining experience the best it can be.

You can check out the menu at https://www.pecostrailcaferestaurant.com
Dinner is limited to 12 people, one table, and we can pay individually, but the owners request that you do so with cash. They have a full bar!