Welcome to the Turquoise Room, considered by many to be the finest restaurant in the Four Corners region.
Open 7 days a week
Located inside La Posada Hotel
Breakfast: 7–11 am
Lunch: 11–2 pm
Travelers Menu: 2–4 pm
Dinner: Starts at 5 pm; last seating at 8:30 pm
Martini Lounge: Open until 10pm
The Turquoise Room serves regional contemporary Southwestern cuisine — with an occasional tribute to the great days of the Fred Harvey Company.
In 1935, Mary Jane Colter was asked to design the private dining car for the Super Chief that was to run from Chicago to Los Angeles in 1936. It was named The Turquoise Room. The inaugural run started on Track 5 in Chicago’s Dearborn Station on May 12th 1936. “Ellie,” Eleanor Powell was named its first passenger and so began its illustrious flirtation with the Hollywood Stars of the day. The Turquoise Room was a favorite of the studio chiefs and stars of the day for their private dining pleasure. We hope you will enjoy your visit to our Turquoise Room. Also, consider railroad travel to our friendly restaurant as we are an Amtrak stop.
“THE RESTING PLACE”
La Posada is so much more than just a hotel and offers many intimate and peaceful environments both inside and on the grounds of the hotel.