Culinary Heritage

Julia - Spirited Restaurant & Bar

The namesake and muse of Staab House in Santa Fe, New Mexico is Julia Staab, an elegant Santa Fe socialite and matriarch of the prominent Staab family. The dining room at the new Santa Fe restaurant retains touches of the 19th century flair for which the original Staab mansion was renowned. Menus at the Staab House restaurant pay tribute to the building’s original resident with refined flavors and perfectly plated presentations, channeling Mrs. Staab’s inspired sense of occasion and style. Reservations are recommended.

Julia's Social Club

Experience this tantalizing new tapas bar. Savor small plates to share from the award-winning chef. Sip selected wines from Spain, Portugal, and South America plus a wide array of mescals, tequilas, and local craft beers. Weekend entertainment includes Spanish guitarist and songstress Nacha Mendez every Friday evening from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Staab House Bar

Travel + Leisure Magazine raves that “The Staab House is the coziest bar in Santa Fe.” Housed in a historic 19th century mansion, The Staab House serves signature cocktails, created by a team of master mixologists, and standout bar fare. The Santa Fe, New Mexico bar offers some of the city’s most creative cocktails in a warm setting complete with seasonal live music and both patio and fireside seating.

La Posada de Santa Fe, a Tribute Portfolio Resort & Spa is proud to be a stop on the Santa Fe Margarita Trail, with both the Staab House Bar and the Patio featuring the “Juliarita,” a margarita named for Julia Staab. The drink incorporates homemade apricot liqueur infused with tequila which is made from apricots that still grow on a tree planted by Julia herself in the 1880s.

Patio Restaurant

Bask in the sun or enjoy an evening dining outdoors under the starlit sky, enjoying fresh, innovative cuisine in the warming glow of kiva fireplaces. The Patio Restaurant at La Posada de Santa Fe, a Tribute Portfolio Resort & Spa is seasonal and open for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and drinks, including the “Juliarita” margarita.