The Shed

The Shed

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The Shed sits just off the Santa Fe Plaza in a historic downtown building, family-owned and operated by the Carswells since 1953. Three generations in, it's built its reputation on New Mexican red and green chile, with enchiladas and green chile stew anchoring the menu alongside posole, guacamole, and a mocha cake that turns up on tables throughout the dining room.

The space keeps its old adobe character, with a bar and a seasonal outdoor patio that welcomes well-behaved dogs alongside diners.

The James Beard Foundation named The Shed an America's Classic in 2003, an honor reserved for longstanding regional restaurants with timeless appeal rather than trend-driven kitchens.
THE FACTS
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AWARDJames Beard Foundation America's Classics, winner2003
CRITICCovered by Santa Fe New Mexican
CRITICCovered by Santa Fe Reporter
CRITICCovered by The Infatuation
RATINGS4.4 stars across 3,550 reviews3 sources
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City

Santa Fe

Neighborhood

Downtown

Price

$$

Cuisine

Mexican

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James Beard Winner 2003
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