Dinner for Two is an interesting study in contrasts. In many ways, it has an entirely family-run restaurant feel, but the food is exquisite in ways you might expect only in extremely chi-chi restaurants in real cities (let's be realistic here, Santa Fe).

The decor is nice, nothing special, but partly thwarted by the building itself, which looks better suited as a surf shop in Venice Beach. Each table has a different teapot as an accent, which I thought was a cute touch. Another plus is being able to see the kitchen from the bar. I imagine it's spectacular when the restaurant is full.

The food is great: fancy yet accessible. The people are friendly: the chef's mom was my server because I showed up at the very beginning of dinner hours, before the waitresses had arrived, and she was quick and chatty without being overbearing. I have recommended this restaurant to everyone I know that might ever go to Santa Fe.