PC's Restaurant & Lounge — Restaurant in Santa Fe

The lady that attended us was so awesome , always is. She is pregnant and still nothing stopped her from giving us great service. She let us know that her Aunt Ruby who worked at PCs whom also have us great service in the past had passed away in a bad car accident. Can you imagine our waitress pregnant , in mourning, tending to many , held her composure missing her aunt / coworker . Life is not easy , and this waitress still treated us as if we were Royalty. I believe Nick the owner should know this waitress is priceless and he’s blessed to have her as staff. I also believe as a customer and lover of life from God Almighty that Nick should set up a Memorial Picture of his passed valuable employee Ruby in his restaurant because Ruby was a priceless employee and servant to many who ate or eat at PCs Restaurant. I’m very saddened to know Ruby a valued hostess , is no longer with us . Vaya Con...

I get an early lunch from work during the week. I go to PC's a little after 11 am; they are just opening, and there are usually no customers when I get there. The hostess is nice and seats me. 10 minutes later, my drink order comes, 10 more minutes (20) minutes sitting, I finally find someone to let them know that I am ready to order. 10 minutes later, a waitress comes and asks if I'm ready, and I give her my order. By the time my order comes at 11:45, I barely have time to eat my lunch. The music they play is louder than it should be. I don't see any waitresses on the floor; however, I could hear them talking loudly in the kitchen. I usually like to go there once a month, but I'll probably not go for a while now. Good Food, but service really...

Honestly a pretty average (to below average) Santa Fe dining experience. The service was really spotty - I was standing at the front waiting for someone to take me to a table for 5 minutes while two employees just chatted at the hostess stand. I interrupted to ask about being seated and even then it wasn't clear who was guiding me to a table. We sat outside and waited at least 4-5 minutes for anyone to greet us, much less bring us water. We ordered the Green Chile Stew and it was good, not the best in town, but I'd eat it again. The sopapilla was thick and greasy (I prefer them light and not greasy), but it had good flavor. If I'm looking for New Mexican style food in this area again I'll be going to the Plaza Cafe South or...