Santa Fe, NM
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Italian around Santa Fe, from a homestyle family room on Agua Fria Street to a Garfield Street restaurant open since 1995 and an osteria on South Federal Place.
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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Santa Fe New Mexican (Taste) and Santa Fe New Mexican (Pasatiempo). Updated September 2026.
Piccolino · Agua Fria
Piccolino is a homestyle Italian restaurant on Agua Fria Street, off the beaten path, with the emphasis on freshness and a family-style menu. Its Lasagna Bolloco is a decadent white lasagna packed with Alfredo sauce, chicken and green chile, an Italian dish with a New Mexican turn. Order the Lasagna Bolloco.
Andiamo! · Railyard
Andiamo!, whose name means Let's go!, opened in 1995 in a cozy old white stucco building on Garfield Street, founded as an affordable but upscale Italian room meant to feel modern, relatively light and cheerful, an alternative for locals and visitors alike.
Osteria D' Assisi · Downtown Plaza
Osteria d'Assisi is an Italian restaurant on South Federal Place, across from the shaded lawn of the federal courthouse, whose cooking spans northern and southern Italian styles.