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Tune-Up Cafe' Open 7am-10pm, Monday-Friday 8am-10pm Saturday and Sunday (505) 983-7060 1115 Hickox St Santa Fe, NM 87505 |
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Rail Runner riders the Tune-Up Cafe' is just a short stroll away Need walking directions click here |
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Guy Fieri and the crew from the Food Network show Diners, Drive-ins and Dives came to The Tune-Up Cafe if you missed the show Watch the segment on the Tune-Up Cafe below by pushing play to see more pictures of Guy's visit (click here) |
| What They're saying about us. |
| Local Flavor Magazine has a very nice article about the Tune Up in the February 10 addition
You can read the story by Gail Snyder and see photos by Kate Russell
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| Travel Guides; Santa Fe in the New York Times Tuesday, February 16, 2010 Need some ideas of where to stay, what to do, best places to eat? Check it out (Here) |
| Tune-Up Cafe' is The Santa Fe Reporter;
2009-2010 Restaurant of the Year Zane Fischer writes: The simple, hearty food and the resulting pleasure is spreading like a pandemic... Article; Tune-Up Cafe' |
| Jim Steger of Albuquerque Restaurants Examiner; March 26 2009
If you are looking for a very casual, slightly cramped, unpretentious cafe' that serves up satisfying, well-known and also very unique cuisine, then the Tune-Up Cafe' will not disappoint. Article; Santa Fe's Tune-Up Cafe' |
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The Tune-Up Cafe' number "One" on the Santa Fe' Reports' best new restaurant list. Tune-Up is the city's favorite new restaurant for two big reasons. First, it rocks. It's cute, comfortable, casual, affordable, funky, fun and, oh yeah, the food kicks ass. Article: Best New Restaurant; by Gwyneth Doland |
| Tune-Up Cafe'; Named by the Santa Fean Magazine
"Best Bang for Your Buck"
"Tiny in size but mighty in flavor" Wrtites; John Vollertsen Article: Best Restaurant Picks from a Devoted Foodie |
| Tune-Up Cafe'; Named by the Santa Fe Report to their
"40 Favorites"
"Tables of Texans have appeared cranky on discovering that Dave's famed burgers and chile rellenos have withered, like Dave himself, into mythological tumbleweed, but then been heartened to find better versions of both dishes available at Tune-Up" Article: About Tune-Up Cafe' |
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Michael and David's Adventures with Food;
Friday, November 28, 2008 Burgers are excellent; Atmosphere is unpretentious in the extreme; Definitely worth a return visit Michael and David's New Mexico Food Blog |
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Gwyneth Doland; The Santa Fe Reporter
What distinguishes this menu from most others is a notable El Salvadoran influence. The place is light and airy. Outside, a sunny patio table allows for soaking in the spring sun. Article: Total Pig: Dave's Gets a Tune-Up |
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Anne Hillerman; The Journal Santa Fe I like the Tune-Up Cafe'. This new restaurant is simple and unpretentious, friendly and inviting. Tune-Up Cafe' features a menu that fits the cozy space, a small but delicious assortment of American favorites, New Mexican choices and a few Salvadoran touches. It has a stay-and-sit-a-spell ambiance. Article: Drop In, Dig In at the Tune-Up Cafe' |
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John Vollertsen; The Santa Fe New Mexican The house-ground beef on the "Dave Was Here Burger" was tasty and delicious; a two-hander that was better than I remember its namesake being. The desserts are house-made as well. If you don't have time to try the old-fashioned banana-spice cupcakes filled with custard and topped with cream cheese icing (yum!), grab one of the dense peanut butter cookie sandwiches stuffed with Nutella chocolate-hazelnut spread. They are killer. Article: Dave's still not here, but that's just fine |
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Gil Garduo; Gil's Thrilling (And Filling) Web Site The breakfast menu reads like New Orleans (fresh fruit stuffed French toast) meets New Mexico (breakfast burrito)and El Salvador (Huevos El Salvadorenos). Who wouldn't want to wake up to such delicious options The lunch menu pays a playful mark of respect to its predecessor tenant with a burger named "Dave Was Here," a burger that feels strangely familiar. It is one of three burgers on the menu, including a vegan made burger--the brown rice nut burger, a housemade patty served on a brioche bun. Article: Tune-up Cafe' |
