My wife and I chose this restaurant as we were staying nearby and wanted to try a local place. The grounds of the resort are amazing and the ambiance inside the restaurant has local flavor. The service was a bit choppy in terms of pacing, but that could be due to understaffing in low season. My wife ordered the tortilla soup and really enjoyed it. I ordered the shishito pepper appetizer and found it to be too large and overcooked. I also had the duck emmoladas and found the meat to be excessively dry. I also discovered a rather large bone in my dish. Our server neglected to bring the broccolini that my wife ordered, so we had her take that off our order. Overall, it was a subpar dining experience for me.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 3
SantaFeDiners
We went to Skyfire for the first time during restaurant week. The restaurant week selection was limited but varied enough to suit everyone taste, and all delicious. The green risotto was outstanding! It's a lovely setting, and the regular menu looked intriguing. Service was very attentive. We will definitely be back!
LizC
Gorgeous atmosphere, fabulous art, lovely setting and views. But the price...I had a hamburger that came with fries and an iced Americano; my guest ordered a tomato salad (about the only salad on the luncheon menu) with 6 small grilled shrimp and an iced tea. 20% gratuity was added, which was more than reasonable given the excellent service...and with tax, $99!!! No alcohol, no dessert, nada...I'm sorry, but that's ridiculous! First time, last time...sorry!
MaryC
Our meals were well-prepared, creative, and delicious. The empanadas were especially wonderful, but we liked everything. The service was excellent. The location is beautiful. We want to return when we can sit outside because the views are incredible.
MaggieM
We ate at Skyfire for lunch as a part of Restaurant Week. The food was great as was the service. We will definitely return. The grounds around the restaurant are lovely - perfect for a stroll after the meal.
ByronL
Skyfire restaurant offers a delightful dining experience with a lovely, relaxed atmosphere and warm ambient lighting that sets the perfect tone for an enjoyable evening. The moment you step in, you're greeted with an elegant ambiance that immediately puts you at ease. But it's not just the atmosphere that shines at Skyfire – the food is simply amazing. Each dish is meticulously prepared and beautifully presented, exuding an air of elegance that enhances the dining experience. From appetizers to desserts, every course is a delight for the senses. What truly sets Skyfire apart is the exceptional service. The server went above and beyond all of our expectations, ensuring that every aspect of our dining experience was perfect. Their attentiveness and knowledge added an extra layer of enjoyment to the evening. In summary, Skyfire restaurant offers a combination of a lovely atmosphere, exquisite food, and outstanding service that make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a memorable dining experience.
We went for the lunch $40 restaurant week menu. I would not recommend it. I got the chicken tortilla soup, there was a huge piece of cartilage in it that I chomped down on. I'm not a big meat eater so it really grossed me out. For the main I had the shrimp open face sandwich, this was just so lackluster. And my dessert was good the trea leches but my husband's chocolate cake was so dry we didn't even eat it. Overall for $140 this was definitely not worth it. The only extras we had were a cocktail and an arnhold palmer and of course the 20% gratuity they add to every check.
CTflyer
Our lunch at Skyfire during Restaurant Week was a very enjoyable experience. From the moment we arrived, we felt welcome and appreciated. The Staff is very courteous and focused on ensuring a memorable dining experience. Our Server Jonathan is very knowledgeable regarding the menu and enthusiastic in recommending menu items. The prix-fixe option was creative, and artfully prepared and presented. We were not disappointed in any way, and look forward to returning.
TimothyC
Everything was great, with a couple exceptions. The chocolate cake was cute, but too dry. The silverware looked like something from a truck stop. It hadn't been properly cleaned in months, I would guess. Service could not have been better.
rceb
We visited Skyfire during restaurant week. Always a great way to try a new place. It was exceptional. A stunning setting, wonderful food, great service and a very relaxed pace of service. I highly recommend a visit.
My companion and I had the lamb and both found it mostly dry. Everything else was fantastic. The bartender was up to our challenges and came through with stunning cocktails. Service was also top notch. Would highly recommend.
KyleeS
The restaurant was relatively empty and we had a reservation, the hostess asked us to “give them a few minutes” and then we waited and they just forgot about us until my husband said something. The food was fine, definitely expensive for what it was ($25 eggs and beans)!
VirginiaB
We had the best lunch at Skyfire! The staff was very kind and helpful with my 92 year old mother in law. They gave us a ride from the parking area to the restaurant. We sat by the window with a great view and the service was superb. They gave my mother in law a sample of the tortilla soup before we ordered so she could determine if it would be too spicy. We shared a salad and fish tacos which were delicious. Ended our lunch with a visit to Bishop Lamy's home with the chapel. Great experience all around.
Scarlett Lauren
Skyfire is hands down my favorite go to restaurant in Santa Fe. I feel it’s the best kept secret for restaurants. Abraham, I call him a mixologist, makes killer drinks. Juan and him gave the best service we’ve ever had there and we just sat at the bar this time. Staff is very friendly, place is gorgeous. I highly recommend and why I keep going back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Edward Magaña
A hidden gem inside Bishop's Lodge. Super relaxed atmosphere, inviting southwestern decor, friendly staff, excellent drinks and food. Don't skip Bishop's Happy Hour starting @ 2pm! Worth the 10 min drive to escape from Santa Fe's downtown. We wiill be back.
My wife and I chose this restaurant as we were staying nearby and wanted to try a local place. The grounds of the resort are amazing and the ambiance inside the restaurant has local flavor. The service was a bit choppy in terms of pacing, but that could be due to understaffing in low season. My wife ordered the tortilla soup and really enjoyed it. I ordered the shishito pepper appetizer and found it to be too large and overcooked. I also had the duck emmoladas and found the meat to be excessively dry. I also discovered a rather large bone in my dish. Our server neglected to bring the broccolini that my wife ordered, so we had her take that off our order. Overall, it was a subpar dining experience for me.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 3
We went to Skyfire for the first time during restaurant week. The restaurant week selection was limited but varied enough to suit everyone taste, and all delicious. The green risotto was outstanding! It's a lovely setting, and the regular menu looked intriguing. Service was very attentive. We will definitely be back!
Gorgeous atmosphere, fabulous art, lovely setting and views. But the price...I had a hamburger that came with fries and an iced Americano; my guest ordered a tomato salad (about the only salad on the luncheon menu) with 6 small grilled shrimp and an iced tea. 20% gratuity was added, which was more than reasonable given the excellent service...and with tax, $99!!! No alcohol, no dessert, nada...I'm sorry, but that's ridiculous! First time, last time...sorry!
Our meals were well-prepared, creative, and delicious. The empanadas were especially wonderful, but we liked everything. The service was excellent. The location is beautiful. We want to return when we can sit outside because the views are incredible.
We ate at Skyfire for lunch as a part of Restaurant Week. The food was great as was the service. We will definitely return. The grounds around the restaurant are lovely - perfect for a stroll after the meal.
Skyfire restaurant offers a delightful dining experience with a lovely, relaxed atmosphere and warm ambient lighting that sets the perfect tone for an enjoyable evening. The moment you step in, you're greeted with an elegant ambiance that immediately puts you at ease. But it's not just the atmosphere that shines at Skyfire – the food is simply amazing. Each dish is meticulously prepared and beautifully presented, exuding an air of elegance that enhances the dining experience. From appetizers to desserts, every course is a delight for the senses. What truly sets Skyfire apart is the exceptional service. The server went above and beyond all of our expectations, ensuring that every aspect of our dining experience was perfect. Their attentiveness and knowledge added an extra layer of enjoyment to the evening. In summary, Skyfire restaurant offers a combination of a lovely atmosphere, exquisite food, and outstanding service that make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a memorable dining experience.
We went for the lunch $40 restaurant week menu. I would not recommend it. I got the chicken tortilla soup, there was a huge piece of cartilage in it that I chomped down on. I'm not a big meat eater so it really grossed me out. For the main I had the shrimp open face sandwich, this was just so lackluster. And my dessert was good the trea leches but my husband's chocolate cake was so dry we didn't even eat it. Overall for $140 this was definitely not worth it. The only extras we had were a cocktail and an arnhold palmer and of course the 20% gratuity they add to every check.
Our lunch at Skyfire during Restaurant Week was a very enjoyable experience. From the moment we arrived, we felt welcome and appreciated. The Staff is very courteous and focused on ensuring a memorable dining experience. Our Server Jonathan is very knowledgeable regarding the menu and enthusiastic in recommending menu items. The prix-fixe option was creative, and artfully prepared and presented. We were not disappointed in any way, and look forward to returning.
Everything was great, with a couple exceptions. The chocolate cake was cute, but too dry. The silverware looked like something from a truck stop. It hadn't been properly cleaned in months, I would guess. Service could not have been better.
We visited Skyfire during restaurant week. Always a great way to try a new place. It was exceptional. A stunning setting, wonderful food, great service and a very relaxed pace of service. I highly recommend a visit.
Restaurantji Recommends
My companion and I had the lamb and both found it mostly dry. Everything else was fantastic. The bartender was up to our challenges and came through with stunning cocktails. Service was also top notch. Would highly recommend.
The restaurant was relatively empty and we had a reservation, the hostess asked us to “give them a few minutes” and then we waited and they just forgot about us until my husband said something. The food was fine, definitely expensive for what it was ($25 eggs and beans)!
We had the best lunch at Skyfire! The staff was very kind and helpful with my 92 year old mother in law. They gave us a ride from the parking area to the restaurant. We sat by the window with a great view and the service was superb. They gave my mother in law a sample of the tortilla soup before we ordered so she could determine if it would be too spicy. We shared a salad and fish tacos which were delicious. Ended our lunch with a visit to Bishop Lamy's home with the chapel. Great experience all around.
Skyfire is hands down my favorite go to restaurant in Santa Fe. I feel it’s the best kept secret for restaurants. Abraham, I call him a mixologist, makes killer drinks. Juan and him gave the best service we’ve ever had there and we just sat at the bar this time. Staff is very friendly, place is gorgeous. I highly recommend and why I keep going back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A hidden gem inside Bishop's Lodge. Super relaxed atmosphere, inviting southwestern decor, friendly staff, excellent drinks and food. Don't skip Bishop's Happy Hour starting @ 2pm! Worth the 10 min drive to escape from Santa Fe's downtown. We wiill be back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5