Geronimo
Borrego House
724 Canyon Rd.
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Santa Fe, NM 87501
505-982-1500 | Make Restaurant Reservations
Cuisine
Open
Dinner nightlyFeatures
- View
- Romantic setting
- Full bar
- Reservations suggested
- Outdoor dining
- Parking lot
- Casual dressy
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Geronimo's reputation as a landmark Canyon Road restaurant is well justified. Chef Eric DiStefano’s menu may include a grilled elk tenderloin or the mesquite grilled filet served with a spinach and Yukon potato flan. The setting is a circa-1750 adobe home that sports an attention-getting fireplace overhung with a pair of giant moose antlers. However, the restaurant is small and table space is at a premium. On a busy night, you may feel like you're sitting in your neighbor's lap. That's okay, because the restaurant is popular with several of Santa Fe's celebs. After dinner, visit Swig, a super-trendy upstairs bar created by the same owners.
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Geronimo's reputation as a landmark Canyon Road restaurant is well justified. Chef Eric DiStefano’s menu may include a grilled elk tenderloin or the mesquite grilled filet served with a spinach and Yukon potato flan. The setting is a circa-1750 adobe home that sports an attention-getting fireplace overhung with a pair of giant moose antlers. However, the restaurant is small and table space is at a premium. On a busy night, you may feel like you're sitting in your neighbor's lap. That's okay, because the restaurant is popular with several of Santa Fe's celebs. After dinner, visit Swig, a super-trendy upstairs bar created by the same owners.


