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"Katharine Kagel pioneered the corner of Water Street
and Don Gaspar over 24 years ago, and her dynamic
CAFE PASQUAL'S uses more of Old Mexico than New.
An emotional favorite for many locals, the best way to use
Pasqual's is bring a paper, get in line and eavesdrop.
When you get inside, order everything on the menu."
- Andy Lynch Santa Fean July 1995
Cafe Pasqual's is named for the folk saint of Mexican
and New Mexican kitchens and cooks, San Pasqual. Our
historic pueblo-style adobe is located one block southwest
of the plaza, in the heart of downtown Santa Fe. Our
festive dining room is lined with hand-painted Mexican
tiles and murals by the renowned Mexican painter
Leovigildo Martinez, depicting the moon reveling
at her fiesta. Pasqual's is a small cafe by any
standards, seating only fifty at a time, but each day
the kitchen makes enormous quantities of food. We bake
dozens of loaves of bread, churn gallons of ice cream,
create chile sauces by the potful, hand-chop the ingredients
for crocks of salsas, and perform countless other operations.
121
Don Gaspar
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
(505) 983-9340 or 1-800-722-7672
Email:
info@pasquals.com
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