Hours of Operation:
• Open Daily
• 4 - 11pm (Kitchen closes at 9pm)
Travel+Leisure Magazine raves that The Staab House is the "coziest bar in Santa Fe.” In 1882, a prosperous merchant named Abraham Staab built his mansion on property that now belongs to La Posada. Abraham and his elegant wife, Julia, entertained Santa Fe society in the grand residence that is now home to the Staab House bar. Local legend maintains that Julia loved her home so much that she has never left it. Get a taste of Santa Fe history with the Juliarita, a margarita made from apricots that still grow on a tree planted in the 1880s by Julia and her good friend and fellow avid gardener, Archbishop Lamy.
‘Juliarita' - Named after Julia Staab, Our Resident Ghost:
• 1 1/4 oz. El Tesoro Platinum de Don Felipe100% Blue Agave Tequila
• 1/2 oz. Homemade Apricot Liqueur Infused with Tequila
• 1/4 oz. Cointreau
• Juice of One Whole Lime Apricot* Wedge
• *From Julia's apricot tree, originally planted in the 1880's.
• Open Daily
• 4 - 11pm (Kitchen closes at 9pm)
Travel+Leisure Magazine raves that The Staab House is the "coziest bar in Santa Fe.” In 1882, a prosperous merchant named Abraham Staab built his mansion on property that now belongs to La Posada. Abraham and his elegant wife, Julia, entertained Santa Fe society in the grand residence that is now home to the Staab House bar. Local legend maintains that Julia loved her home so much that she has never left it. Get a taste of Santa Fe history with the Juliarita, a margarita made from apricots that still grow on a tree planted in the 1880s by Julia and her good friend and fellow avid gardener, Archbishop Lamy.
‘Juliarita' - Named after Julia Staab, Our Resident Ghost:
• 1 1/4 oz. El Tesoro Platinum de Don Felipe100% Blue Agave Tequila
• 1/2 oz. Homemade Apricot Liqueur Infused with Tequila
• 1/4 oz. Cointreau
• Juice of One Whole Lime Apricot* Wedge
• *From Julia's apricot tree, originally planted in the 1880's.
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