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Santa FeNewest Review: ... fiver a go that add up!! Speaking of cocktails, you don't have to eat there to enjoy Santa Fe, we often pop down after work to enjoy a cocktail or two. They don't have as much enthusiasm or pizazz as the cocktail waiters in TGI's and sometimes it can take a good five minutes or so for them to make up a cocktail but it is a more relaxed environment and better for chatting. They have this ... more |
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by - written on 19/08/09 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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The Santa Fe, I will be basing my opinions on is their Bluewater Branch. Bluewater is one of the biggest shopping centres in Europe, it is situated in Greenhithe Kent. Santa Fe is a Mexican restaurant located on the lower level of Bluewater shopping centre, just underneath the cinema. As I work in Bluewater, we always need somewhere in the shopping centre to have a meal for birthdays, leaving parties or after work cocktails and Santa Fe always does the job. I work with a wide range of ages from 16-64 and Santa Fe is always first choice for venues as it offers something for everyone and we all enjoy it. The inside is very atmospheric with ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/11/00 (Very useful, 112 readings)
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Santa Fe is one of the many new restaurants at the Oracle. It has some great food, and some not so great food, but it doesn’t have very much food. The menu only has about 10 main courses on it. That may sound like a lot, and it probably is for a pub, but for a restaurant I would expect a bit more selection. The starters are the usual selection of Tortilla Chips and other dip things, but nothing that stands out. The main courses are a few char-grilled things, some with rice, some with the delicious spicy chips. The green chilli burger (in a wrap) is good, as is the steak. Rocky’s Pot Roast is an over cooked hunk of meat with a rather plain tomato ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/11/00 (Useful, 660 readings)
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Situated near to Debenhams, the Santa Fe is jewel amonst the over-priced, over-cooked and over-crowded bars and eateries that are cashing in on the shopping sensation that is the Oracle in Reading. Its even worth NOT booking so that you can sip one of the various Margaritas at the bar while you wait for your table to be called. There must be about 20 different varieties, certainly enough to keep you going back to try "just one more". The menu is a delight, enough variety to satisfy any palate and the waitress was more than happy to guide my partner through the less spicy delicacies. We started with shrimp, the cajun spiced version that had just the ... Read the complete review
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